RX3 Visits With the X-300

Juanro · 03-24-2017, 04:54 PM

Hi,

It's a very, very nice bike. No doubt. If it were available here, I'd keep an eye on it as a replacement por my RX3. But: this just got my attention.
X300
Front Suspension: 41 mm telescopic fork, 5.1 in travel
Rear Suspension: Bottom-Link Uni-Trak, 5.8 in travel with adjustable preload
RX3
5.1/5.6 inches front/rear)
wich are very close, but then they got these reviews
Rider magazine, about Zongshen said "Though short on travel for an adventurer"
ADVPulse on the K "...a long-travel suspension offer better bump absorption on rough terrain as well".
Rounding up, I thought the Green machine would have a longer, more off road apt suspension.

http://ridermagazine.com/.../2016-cs...nture-road.../
http://www.advpulse.com/adv.../2017-...-versys-x-300/

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03-24-2017, 04:54 PM	#11
Juanro Join Date: Oct 2015 Posts: 321	Hi, It's a very, very nice bike. No doubt. If it were available here, I'd keep an eye on it as a replacement por my RX3. But: this just got my attention. X300 Front Suspension: 41 mm telescopic fork, 5.1 in travel Rear Suspension: Bottom-Link Uni-Trak, 5.8 in travel with adjustable preload RX3 5.1/5.6 inches front/rear) wich are very close, but then they got these reviews Rider magazine, about Zongshen said "Though short on travel for an adventurer" ADVPulse on the K "...a long-travel suspension offer better bump absorption on rough terrain as well". Rounding up, I thought the Green machine would have a longer, more off road apt suspension. http://ridermagazine.com/.../2016-cs...nture-road.../ http://www.advpulse.com/adv.../2017-...-versys-x-300/
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