2018 TX 300 vs TE 300 Technical Comparison

hey guys it's Tyler from TSP moto today I'm going to go over the difference between the 2018 TX and Te 300 models while riding down the big loss [Music] first I'm gonna go over to the similarities and differences of these two bikes and then I'll give you my personal opinion about which features I like best first off is the engine they both come with the counterbalance 300 cc two-stroke engine the TX comes with WP air 48 airports and the te comes with B WP Explorer 48 open chamber forks the TX airports are adjustable with air they're lighter because there's no heavy metal spring inside they're stiffer on the initial part of the stroke and they're also stiffer at the end of the stroke it gives you a much more aggressive feel the te open chamber explorer Forks are adjustable with a preload adjuster they're heavier because they do have the metal Springs inside they're plusher on the initial part of the stroke but they also bottomed out easier on the big land in both the air and open chamber forks have the same clicker style compression and rebound knobs both bikes have the same rear shock and linkage in the back both TX m te 300s come with a six-speed transmission the TE 300 has a wider ratio gear set inside this means with the TE you can go slower in first gear with less clutch work [Music] both bikes come in the same chassis the te has a headlight taillight and trail tech gauge the TX has a standard number plate and an hour meter [Music] the dry weight on the TX is 217 pounds the dry weight on the T E is 226 pounds this makes the TE a more convenient bike with more features but the TX weighs 10 pounds lighter both bikes come with an 18-inch rear wheel and the same sprockets front and rear [Music] in the end the TE 300 is a well-rounded bike the headlight gauge and wider ratio transmission give it more versatility and I think it would suit most enduro Rider the TX is a more race-ready bike it has a lighter and more aggressive feel it would best suit the riders that aren't concerned with versatility and want to push the limits [Music] if I could combine these two bikes fear of the parts that I would choose I would choose the air forks because of their easy adjustability and their lightweight I'm also willing to sacrifice the cushy feel of the open chamber forks for the air forks that won't bottom out on the big stuff I would choose the wider ratio transmission out of the te because I like to ride really slow and technical I would also put the trail tech gauge on I like to track my speed and how many miles I've ridden I think I would go without the headlight I own my te for two years and I didn't really ever use my headlight [Music] I've tried to give you as much information as I possibly can but if I miss anything feel free to ask questions or tell me which bike you think would be better for you once again this is Tyler from TSP moto thanks for watching [Music]

Channel: TSP Moto

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Length: 6min 16sec (376 seconds)

Published: Wed Jan 31 2018