2025 Kawasaki Ninja 300 review: Old school, still cool?
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High-revving parallel-twin engine
Balanced chassis and composed handling
Still looks good in 2025
We don't like
Feels slower than newer 300-400cc rivals
Dated instrument cluster, no modern features
Braking performance is not class-leading
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