Apparently they doLook pretty good. I cant see if they have a spark arrester?
The KTM moto 3 and other sub brands engines are made in house at KTM's plant in Munderfing, Austria. Designed by Wolfgang Felber.Just watched CF Moto win the Moto3 race in Italy
Followed by KTM , whose engines are made by ,,,,,, yup ! CF Moto
So dominating racing then.
Just bought one as the Yamaha frame finally succumbed to the tin worm, so far so good, I would imagine that in a few years time they will hold their price once establishedAnyone have any direct experience with these quads? High spec' for the money, and a 2-year guarantee. I've read mixed reviews on them, myself. Under £6k for a brand new 450 seems pretty decent, but if they're not up to it I'm happy to go for a used branded quad. Needing a second quad around the place now that the old KLF is beginning to wobble
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CFMOTO - CFORCE 450 Agri
A compact all round four wheel drive ATV loaded with a fantastic specification - all included in the price. The CFORCE 450 offers driver focused ergonomics, which provides great handling and impressive performance on and offroad.poweroutlet.co.uk
I've just completely rebuilt my old Kawasaki, so it's up for sale now. New bike will hopefully be here tomorrow, and I can't wait to see how it tries outJust bought one as the Yamaha frame finally succumbed to the tin worm, so far so good, I would imagine that in a few years time they will hold their price once established
Top selling bike in Europe now apparently. Think they might be the next big player the way things are going.I had a chat with a few manufacturers at the highland show
Suzuki. £10k no fancy trimmings 2yr warranty
Kawasaki £10k plus vat no accessories 2yr warranty
Can am. About £13 k. For the bare machine 2 yr warranty
Polaris same
Honda 12k or more bare machine same warranty
CF moto 8k with winch tow bar full road kit already registered for the road 2 yrs warranty
Build quality was the same throughout, maybe Kawasaki looked a little worse than most
CF Moto have more dealers than anyone else as well .
Just a few units behind Honda this past year so will be the UK top selling machines next year for sureTop selling bike in Europe now apparently. Think they might be the next big player the way things are going.
Makes me wonder if the competition will bring their prices down, of if CFMoto will put theirs up?Just a few units behind Honda this past year so will be the UK top selling machines next year for sure
Have you seen the prices of their bikes ?Makes me wonder if the competition will bring their prices down, of if CFMoto will put theirs up?
It'd be about time, too! £10k for a 400cc farm bike is ridiculous. And when you see the technology and features CFMoto are packing into their bikes at half that cost and with similar quality it makes me wonder what the established players are actually doing to provide that value. New bike should be here tomorrow hopefully, so I'll be sure to put up a few photosHave you seen the prices of their bikes ?
I’d say the competition better get ready to charge lots less.
Never heard of that and know a few that have them on the road .One thing to bear in mind is that quads now come speed restricted for road use.... so ask your dealer if once it's arrived if it can be de restricted for off road/ag use only
40mph restricted ...
I wondered. It'll be T3b registered, so restricted to a maximum of 40mph if used on the road. I can't figure out if it's an actual physical limiter though, or a legal speed limitNever heard of that and know a few that have them on the road .
You sure that’s a thing ?
I think it's a relatively recent thing.Never heard of that and know a few that have them on the road .
You sure that’s a thing ?
Won't bother me one iota. I reckon 40mph is more than fast enough for meI think it's a relatively recent thing.
I have a CanAm traxter (buggy type thing) which I bought maybe 5 years ago (?) and that's unrestricted but all the subsequent ones supplied by the same dealership were restricted, iirc.
It's a physical restriction, not just a legal thing.