What are the differences between the CM500 and CM300?

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Here are the differences between the CM500 and CM300: 1. Market positioning: The CM300 is designed to capture the market, while the CM500 is aimed at maintaining market share. 2. Configuration: The CM500 features highly visually striking 16-inch front and rear wheels with black paint, creating the unique style and visual impact of the CM series; the CM300 uses two cruiser-specific tires provided by Cheng Shin. Below is additional information from the Honda CM500 motorcycle review: 1. No tachometer: The lack of a tachometer makes it difficult for beginners to determine the optimal shifting time. 2. No hazard light switch button: The CM500 is not equipped with hazard lights, which can alert and warn others for safety. If an emergency occurs ahead, the rider cannot activate the hazard lights to signal. 3. Brake noise: The rear brake is silent, but the front brake makes a squeaking sound every time it is applied. Some riders suggest that the brake disc may be dirty, but the noise persists even after washing with a water jet. 4. Small fuel tank: With an 11.2L tank and an estimated consumption of 4L/100km, refueling is needed every 250-260 kilometers.