Did the 300r get left in the dust by the 450rr?

[BiscuitBoss89]

I've been watching the Kove page for a bit and all the buzz is about the 450rr now with its sharper angles and more aggressive stance. It makes me wonder if they hung up the 300r's gloves while nobody was looking.

Back in the day, I had a soft spot for the 300r as a starter bike, nimble and easygoing. But now the entire lineup is leaning toward the high rollers. Can anyone confirm whether the 300r is still in circulation or if it has been officially replaced?

 

[IamFAST]

Yeah, looks like the 300R's quietly faded out. Kove's all-in on the 450RR now, I haven't seen the 300R listed recently, so it might be unofficially retired

 

[KoveMoto11]

I've been watching the Kove page for a bit and all the buzz is about the 450rr now with its sharper angles and more aggressive stance. It makes me wonder if they hung up the 300r's gloves while nobody was looking.

Back in the day, I had a soft spot for the 300r as a starter bike, nimble and easygoing. But now the entire lineup is leaning toward the high rollers. Can anyone confirm whether the 300r is still in circulation or if it has been officially replaced?

It's still listed on this site: https://www.kovemoto.com/index.php?c=show&id=75 but yeah, I've seen other websites not listing it.

 

[BiscuitBoss89]

Thanks for the input from both of you. This is a real head-scratcher. @IamFAST I was thinking the same thing, but then @KoveMoto11 pulls that link out of a hat. I'm wondering if that website is for a different market or just hasn't been updated yet.