Actually a really good review. I needed to hear from someone who has owned one for a while and is not paid and scripted. A few years ago I bought two Rebel 250s for my wife and myself. Both the bikes and the wife are now gone. Loved it but my main bike was a Goldwing. My current bike is a Kawasaki Vulcan 1500 Classic. I'm 73 and it's getting harder to get it up off the stand. Thinking of going with a new Rebel 300 just to pleasure ride some two lane roads. Thanks for the good review.
@@chiefkirk Glad it was of help to you, sir! The 300 is not as light as the 250 was, but it is still pretty light. It's not that great on the interstate, but fantastic on 2 lanes. One thing to note: I don't really take it in the mountains very much, so I can't comment how it works there. Thanks for watching!
@@Electroniclizard Thanks brother. I'm keeping my Vulcan for highway and hills. Just want a lightweight bike for some flat country roads. Mostly flat here in central NC.
I have a 2023 Honda Rebel 300. I'm a new rider. I have the Puig windshield on mine. It does help. Yes, you will feel some buffering on the helmet, but it's an improvement with the windshield. Like he says in this video, without the windshield you will feel the wind. And the bike is light, which makes the wind push you around a bit. Since I put the windshield on, I find my rides more comfortable.
Thanks for the info. You answered some of my main questions I had about the bike. 👍
Actually a really good review. I needed to hear from someone who has owned one for a while and is not paid and scripted. A few years ago I bought two Rebel 250s for my wife and myself. Both the bikes and the wife are now gone. Loved it but my main bike was a Goldwing. My current bike is a Kawasaki Vulcan 1500 Classic. I'm 73 and it's getting harder to get it up off the stand. Thinking of going with a new Rebel 300 just to pleasure ride some two lane roads. Thanks for the good review.
@@chiefkirk Glad it was of help to you, sir! The 300 is not as light as the 250 was, but it is still pretty light. It's not that great on the interstate, but fantastic on 2 lanes. One thing to note: I don't really take it in the mountains very much, so I can't comment how it works there. Thanks for watching!
@@Electroniclizard Thanks brother. I'm keeping my Vulcan for highway and hills. Just want a lightweight bike for some flat country roads. Mostly flat here in central NC.
Why do people leave the safety stickers on their tanks? They are removable and meant to be taken off.
@@thecrowfliescrooked I can't speak to people as a whole, but I left it there because they don't bother me.
Do you get any helmet buffeting with the Puig?
@@zenermaniac2571 Some. The Puig did not make a night and day difference, but it is a noticeable improvement.
I have a 2023 Honda Rebel 300. I'm a new rider. I have the Puig windshield on mine. It does help. Yes, you will feel some buffering on the helmet, but it's an improvement with the windshield. Like he says in this video, without the windshield you will feel the wind. And the bike is light, which makes the wind push you around a bit. Since I put the windshield on, I find my rides more comfortable.