Honda CB 300RA

Production years
2009–2010
Showing model year 2010
Brand
Honda
HONDA CB300RA (2009-2010)

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HONDA CB300RA (2009-2010)

Selected year: 2010

Technical specifications

Engine capacity
291 cm³
Wet weight
146 kg
Seat height
780 mm

Overview

The 2010 Honda CB 300RA is a naked motorcycle in the CB family. Its air-cooled, four-stroke, single-cylinder DOHC engine has 291 cm³ of displacement and four valves per cylinder; it produces 28 Nm of torque at 6,000 rpm and weighs 146 kg.

A 780 mm seat height gives many riders a relatively accessible footing, while the 146 kg weight can make low-speed maneuvering less demanding. The 18.2-liter fuel tank carries a substantial amount of fuel between stops, and the chain final drive needs regular cleaning and adjustment; a 276 mm front disc is paired with a 130 mm rear drum. The 183 mm ground clearance helps the bike clear uneven pavement without scraping as readily.

Specifications

Engine

Engine

Engine capacity
291 cm³
Compression ratio
9.0:1
Fuel system
Electronic fuel injection
Stroke
79 mm
Performance and transmission

Performance and transmission

Torque
28 Nm at 6,000 rpm
Clutch
Wet multi-plate, manual
Final drive
Chain
Gearbox
Manual 5-speed
Dimensions and weight

Dimensions and weight

Fuel capacity
18.2 L
Ground clearance
183 mm
Overall length
2,085 mm
Overall width
744 mm
Seat height
780 mm
Wet weight
146 kg
Wheelbase
1,402 mm
Chassis and suspension

Chassis and suspension

Frame
Steel
Front suspension
Telescopic fork
Rear suspension
Monoshock
Brakes and wheels

Brakes and wheels

Front tyre
110/70 - 17
Rear tyre
140/70 - 17

Pros and cons

Advantages

  • Accessible seat height

    At 780 mm, the seat can make it easier for many riders to put a foot down when stopping.

  • Large fuel tank

    The 18.2-liter tank carries more fuel between fill-ups, which can reduce how often you need to stop.

  • Fuel injection

    Electronic fuel injection manages fuel delivery without a carburetor.

Things to consider

  • Rear drum brake

    The 130 mm rear drum offers less braking bite and heat capacity than a disc brake.

  • Chain maintenance

    The chain final drive needs periodic cleaning, lubrication, and adjustment.

Rider fit

Rider fit calculator

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Honda CB 300RA: Estimated rider reach on the motorcycle. Both feet likely flat. Seat height: 780 mm; Inseam 78.9 cm.
Seat height: 780 mmInseam 78.9 cm
Seat height: 780 mm
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Estimated from your height: 79 cm

How to measure

Stand barefoot with your back to a wall. Hold a book firmly between your legs, then measure from the floor to the top edge of the book.

Estimated ground reach

Both feet likely flat

You should have a stable stance at a stop, although seat width and suspension setup still matter.

Seat height

780 mm

Approx. loaded height

750 mm

Estimate assumes about 30 mm of suspension sag. Seat width, footwear, luggage and suspension settings can change real reach. Always sit on the motorcycle before buying.

Fuel range calculator

Enter your expected fuel consumption to estimate the distance on a full tank, with or without a fuel reserve.

Tank 18.2 L at 5.5 L/100 km

L/100 km

Lower consumption = longer range.

Estimated range

331 km

With 10% reserve

298 km

This is a planning estimate, not a measured result. Speed, route, weather, load and riding style can change real consumption.

FAQ

What is the engine size of the Honda CB 300RA?

It has a 291 cm³, air-cooled, four-stroke single-cylinder engine.

How much torque does the 2010 Honda CB 300RA produce?

It produces 28 Nm at 6,000 rpm.

How much does the Honda CB 300RA weigh?

Its weight is 146 kg.

What is the seat height of the Honda CB 300RA?

The seat height is 780 mm.

Other versions and generations

Other version

Honda CB 1100

2010–2011

  • 1,140 cm³
  • 88 hp (66 kW)
  • 244.9 kg

Other version

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2014–2015

  • 123.9 cm³
  • 11 hp (8 kW)
  • 117 kg

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