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Don't stress about it too much. You made a mistake, but you know what you did wrong and you'll learn a lot from it. You did a second (and unnecessary) shoulder check while already turning, which is why you went wide. When you turn like that your body will naturally start to stand the bike up...

All she had to do was pull off the higway. Who the **** stops their vehicle in the left lane of a freeway intentionally (and with no hazard lights on, no less).

I rode one at KW Honda a while back... enjoyable bike. You should give it a go if you can. I think it's a bit pricey though.

Buzz thing didn't stand out or otherwise to me. Maybe I'm not picky enough but my take-away impression from riding the 300 was it felt very similar to my 250. Don't know about the clearance thing, it was a pretty chill demo ride.

Motor was okay, didn't care for the seating position. I'm not very flexible though, so YMMV.

Ditto, I didn't like the 650 at all. 300 was nice, felt the same as my 250.

At least you didn't get hurt, coulda been worse. How come you were in the same tire track? Were you far behind him?

Is it your first bike?

Maybe he crashed it and replaced the fairings himself. Maybe also why he was willing to ride it over for you? Though I think a lot of people would offer that anyway.

A wise decision

Ninja 650 is more upright than the CBR.

Is that 200km total on the new bike? I'd suggest waiting a while before taking a passenger, you're still very green. Safer that way.

Sounds like it was just in your head

Sucks but it's on the page you signed up on, full M only.

Nice bike, I'm up for a ride whenever (usually evenings or weekends). Waiting on a part for my bike right now though (ninja 250R), but some later time is good.

Call up about insurance from the start... see how much a 300 might run you. You might need to stick to to a cbr125 or perhaps a 250 depending on how much insurance costs you. It's pretty easy to get some quotes.

Welcome, what do you ride?

Ouch

Just ignorant, they thought you being in the left tire track (presumably?) meant you were giving them room, maybe. Or maybe they were just *****.