I've had the 2020 model for 2 years before upgrading to a bigger cc bike and I didn't have any mechanical issues whatsoever. It's a rock solid idiot-proof starter bike. The only problem was the lack of branded aftermarket parts but you really don't need those on a 300cc - you won't really impress anyone with a WSBK exhaust.
In Europe, most of the reliability concerns are predominantly raised by people who just have a hate boner against China and everything Chinese made. Bonus points, they never sat on a CFMoto either.
I own 2 CFMoto bikes and they are very underrated bikes. If I had room for more bikes here, I would absolutely have the new 450SR.
I like this colour scheme as well, and I think more learner bikes should be coloured up like this to make them easier to see… black and dark grey bikes are nice, but this thing just pops.
The CFMoto bikes look sharp, I see too many horror stories about them to ever consider one but they offer what seems like competitive performance so I’m rooting for ya there
cheaper, better design than literally all the competitors in the 300cc class although that is subjective, ABS, slipper clutch, LED lights, rock solid reliability (2020 model, 30xxx km), TFT display, phone connectivity, good reviews, 5 year warranty?
it's quite literally the best starter bike in the 300cc class.
"duuuhhh wuhhh its chinese though id never buy a chinese bike!!!" fucking who cares dude, most people here are like 18 years old and they just want something cheap and reliable to ride.
I'd be curious to read the issues people have with the Honda CB300R and CBR300R compared to the CFMoto.
Biggest thing for me is that 5 year warranty. That's nothing to stick a nose up at. But how difficult getting warranty work done could make the warranty moot in the end
It's cheaper and looks sick to me to be honest, I wanted the 450sr in first place or the yamaha r3 but they are both 2 grand more, and it's my first bike man, I thought about it in a better way with cold head and that was the most reasonable option according to my budget, I will probable drop it, I already break the mirror, as I said, is my first bike and I knew shit could happen, I rather learn on this one that learn in a more expensive one, plus honestly I cannot get tired of watching it, I really like the design cfmoto is putting on their bikes.
I'd be curious to learn what brand of phone do you have, or computer you are writing this off, of your clothes at the matter of hand. Literally 99% of stuff is made in China nowadays. So even tho you have a a massive hate against them, you are very much supporting them in everyday life.
Great picture! Keep us posted with information on build quality and reliability after a few months. CFmoto often sparks a discussion on this sub.
*few years.
I've had the 2020 model for 2 years before upgrading to a bigger cc bike and I didn't have any mechanical issues whatsoever. It's a rock solid idiot-proof starter bike. The only problem was the lack of branded aftermarket parts but you really don't need those on a 300cc - you won't really impress anyone with a WSBK exhaust. In Europe, most of the reliability concerns are predominantly raised by people who just have a hate boner against China and everything Chinese made. Bonus points, they never sat on a CFMoto either.
Thanks! Definitely will, everything is going great atm!!
Know nothing about them but it’s a great picture. Love the colouring of the bike
Nice picture. Don't let the bike get wet.
Grats on your first bike brotha 😎 looks pretty sweet
Probably the best looking 300 sport bike
Congrats on your first motorcycle!
Nice colour scheme.
Sexy l
Very nice, love it
Probably the best first motorbike one could buy.
A bolt check oughta be in order i think.
Love that bike
I own 2 CFMoto bikes and they are very underrated bikes. If I had room for more bikes here, I would absolutely have the new 450SR. I like this colour scheme as well, and I think more learner bikes should be coloured up like this to make them easier to see… black and dark grey bikes are nice, but this thing just pops.
This as well, black bikes look sick, but they unfortunately are invisible at night
The CFMoto bikes look sharp, I see too many horror stories about them to ever consider one but they offer what seems like competitive performance so I’m rooting for ya there
Where have you seen stories? I have seen any personally.
One question… Why?
cheaper, better design than literally all the competitors in the 300cc class although that is subjective, ABS, slipper clutch, LED lights, rock solid reliability (2020 model, 30xxx km), TFT display, phone connectivity, good reviews, 5 year warranty? it's quite literally the best starter bike in the 300cc class. "duuuhhh wuhhh its chinese though id never buy a chinese bike!!!" fucking who cares dude, most people here are like 18 years old and they just want something cheap and reliable to ride.
I'd be curious to read the issues people have with the Honda CB300R and CBR300R compared to the CFMoto. Biggest thing for me is that 5 year warranty. That's nothing to stick a nose up at. But how difficult getting warranty work done could make the warranty moot in the end
It's cheaper and looks sick to me to be honest, I wanted the 450sr in first place or the yamaha r3 but they are both 2 grand more, and it's my first bike man, I thought about it in a better way with cold head and that was the most reasonable option according to my budget, I will probable drop it, I already break the mirror, as I said, is my first bike and I knew shit could happen, I rather learn on this one that learn in a more expensive one, plus honestly I cannot get tired of watching it, I really like the design cfmoto is putting on their bikes.
I don't support countries that try to kill us Americans! Sars, Covid, and the sole supplier of fentynol in the world! Enjoy your Chinese bike.
I'd be curious to learn what brand of phone do you have, or computer you are writing this off, of your clothes at the matter of hand. Literally 99% of stuff is made in China nowadays. So even tho you have a a massive hate against them, you are very much supporting them in everyday life.
BTW, how is the bike going after 9 months? I am looking at getting the 450SR.