Hello, This video is great to watch! I brought mine home the day after you posted this (just found the video) and completely agree. This bike is so much fun! You having time for more videos is very looked forward to! Thank you.
You gotta fix the audio. Was really curious about the review and your opinion of the bike as I bought one myself the other day. Hope you can do another/new videoreview with better audio. Have a great day and enjoy your bike!
th-cam.com/video/g19nNnOwuCg/w-d-xo.html I hope you can give this video a listen way better audio and I talk about all the pros and cons more in-depth.
@@bikesmicsandbeers3812 as written above i already now got the bike and few month later after this video came out in june i got my license so got the chance to ride it alot myself. Like the bike so far but thinking of getting a mt07 or the new honda hornet.. but time will tell.. not sure yet. You still got your bike? Edit: think I have watched the video you linked aswell
@Johnny N Yes, I still have mine. I like it. It's perfect for what I'm doing with it. Which is mainly going back and forth to work and then the occasional weekend need for speed. Other than that, I'm on the harley.
This was a great review on a really nice CFM bike. You mentioned cfmoto sxs's & 4 wheelers. I've been a loyal owner of both since 2018. They aren't the best in any one category compared to other brands(other than in price/value and what you get for your money where they are unmatched). They are just solid in every other aspect. They have a great warranty program...and to the people like myself who have owned them for any length of time...most would agree their sxs's and quads have a Honda dependability and quality feel to them. Oddly enough....cfmoto has been making both ATV's/UTV's for over 30 years. They sell more of both worldwide than any other brand out there....and that includes Polaris and Can Am. As for their motorcycle lineup. They own 51% of KTM and have done so since 2015. In fact....most of KTM'S sport bike models come down the same assembly line as CFM's naked and faired sport bikes do. And the KTM Duke models bare a striking resemblance to cfmoto's NK line. If you hang onto that CL-X for any length of time....you'll find yourself wondering how a company in China has broken the barrier and manages to make something that rivals other prominent bike manufacturers with a noticebly better price point. A lot of people nay say on CFM...but to anyone who actually owns anything bearing the CFM name...we figure it out pretty quick. They make a dang good product. Best of luck with yours...I hope you continue to like it.
They do f own 51% of ktm; they are owned by an Austrian company -98% and Bajaj, an Indian company. You may be thinking of a plant in china where China owns 51%? That is par for the course. I worked in China for 13 years and the communist party forces foreign firms to take a lower position than Chinese firms.
@jimmydesperado2936 They own KTM? Yeah, that's fake news. Close your eyes and you'll see what they really own ;) You might wanna look up who really owns KTM aka Pierer Mobility AG.
@@ManiPulatoR84 They hold a 51% majority of a joint partnership with KTM in the sport bike sector. And are now a 50% stake holder with Yamaha motor in the same sector. CF Yamaha Motor. I thought more people knew about the KTM venture....and should have clarified its only in that specific sector....not KTM as a whole. Besides....don't be such a pissy pants about it. You sound like a little girl for cripes sake.
great video.in Australia 5,000 klms up only minor problems fuel gauge need updating and starting sometimes can be off proberly needs a bigger capacity battery .a better bike than ducati scrambler 800 awfull bike more fun than truimph trident 600 .and that induction exhaust sound fantastic
I have a 2016 HD Road King and purchased the CF-Moto Adventura and the 300NK and love the CF-Moto bikes. Great quality, can not bet the price and they come with a ton of premium features.
It is really crazy at all the premium features you get with the Cfmoto compared to the Harleys. I love my Harley but the Cfmoto just packs the features in.
Where do you find after market parts, I'm looking at getting one soon but i'm gonna need a storage rack on the back for settlebags and I can't find them anywhere.
So hear me out. I am really tempted to get the sport version. But I'm also looking at the Scout Bobber Sixty. Financially i lean towards the CL-X but i am curious how reliable it has been for you in the last year. Thanks in advance!
I ended up with about 3500 miles on it before I traded for the adventura. I just wanted a bigger bike with storage. No issues at all with either Cfmoto.
Man, thanks for the video. I live in the country. I have a road glide for long rides, two up with the wife and riding highway back and forth to city. But I have a ton of back roads to zip around on and am looking for something at a good price point. Question I have, how big are you? I am 6’2” and about 250. Just not sure how well it could tote me around. Lol
Hi since you have been riding it for a while, maybe you can answer a question for me. When you first got it, did you have any issues with the fuel sensor? Cause when the fuel gauge hits one bar, I go to fill the tank. And, fills up with less than two gallons. Yet, the bike has a 3.4 gallon tank. Also, the trip mileage only gets the 70s when it gets down to one bar. Or, does it get better the more you ride? I'm still breaking in my bike. Any help to understand my issue would greatly be appreciated
I am going to look at one of these few days cause I'm a new rider and don't wanna hop onto something expensive would you recommend this bike for a new rider
I'm planning to get the The 700 CL-X Sport My dealer in Dubai says 2 years or 10k km warranty.. The cost is too tempting at $7500 otd All I wonder is how good and reliable the bike is. Any faults or complaints and issues you've face during the course of the year? Its gonna be my first motorcycle and i do not wanna end up with something that gonna do frequent trips to the service center. My other option is a Royal Enfield Continental GT650
I really enjoyed this bike. Comfort was my biggest issue it lacked. My friend has the sport and has put about 4k miles on it he has had one code issue for 02 sensor fault but that’s it.
Great value as a first bike for the wife coz where I live it's hella cheaper than the MT07, SV650 & CB650R. Apart from the dodgy fuel gauge & somewhat grabby clutch (not as much room in the friction zone as we'd like), we were quite surprised how well built it is. She really appreciated the Eco mode which made the bike especially non-threatening during her beginner days, now she rides in Sports mode which churns out more than enough power to see her through the next few years as she gains more experience before thinking of getting something else.
@@fireballyang7310 I am six feet tall. This is small. My Honda CB150f is bigger than this. With a higher clearance as well. Quality is however great no doubt. I am really proud of China and how far its come.
@@alitahir4147 IDK what you mean by the cb150f is bigger..The wheelbase of the 700clx is 15cm longer than the 150. seat height is higher too. 1450mm is the average wheelbase of streetbike. There is 825mm seat height option offered too.
See I am not quite sure. I know that no one else makes an oil filter that will fit it right now. I checked where I bought it and the filters were on back order. I even tried finding one aftermarket and on eBay no luck. Hopefully there will start to be some aftermarket support in the near future!
50k miles. Lol. I love when bikers get scared of mileage. Bike is barely broken in. Low milage bikes ones that are wrecked or just sit around in the garage. How's the bike been? Looking at getting the sport model. I hope they come out with some hard bags amd mounting for these.
I thought that was funny also. I have a VStrom and one of the reasons I bought it was because of MANY stories of people riding them 200K and 300K miles and them still running OK just trading them in at that point. I wouldn't even buy a bike that I thought wasn't going to be cross-country reliable with 50K on it.
I have truly enjoyed this motorcycle. I am looking forward to putting the miles down on it this summer it's not too horrible to ride in the winter time but this baby is used to farings and not liking the cold too much!
@@bikesmicsandbeers3812 There are QA issues. Fuel gauge stopped working after a week, sometimes it tells me there is no oil in it, Fairings are held on with Velcro onto the tank, very ill fitting fairings. Lower fairing design just pushed hot air onto your upper legs and crotch, anything under 35mph just cooks your crotch after 20 minutes. Oh and it burps coolant, its a very hot running bike, I suspect the radiator is not good enough. Slow speed, commuting, and technical riding is a no go on this thing. No matter what I like about it, it gets nullified with your crotch being on fire. Its been very hot lately and if I were to ride it, I would end up with a heat stroke. I would tell you go test ride it at slow speed or even a parking lot for about 5-10 minutes at slow speed you will realize how big of a problem it is. I ride a lot so I tried to dismiss it but after 1000 miles the problem is apparent.
So I have had the chance to ride the sport and in my opinion the heritage is more comfortable. I'm not a big fan of the clip on bars. Now with that being said I loved the way it felt in corners.
th-cam.com/video/g19nNnOwuCg/w-d-xo.html I hope you can give this video a listen way better audio and I talk about all the pros and cons more in-depth.
Well besides the bad audio which I will agree with if you would have actually watched the video you would have realized I gave this bike an awesome review. So piss off.
This is my second favourite bike in its class, behind the XSR700. Sorry, I gave up around the six-minute mark: the sound was dreadful.
Hello, This video is great to watch! I brought mine home the day after you posted this (just found the video) and completely agree. This bike is so much fun! You having time for more videos is very looked forward to! Thank you.
So happy to come across a review from my neck of the woods to see it exactly how I would be experiencing it. Appreciate ya
I had a CF moto 150 years ago and was great and never missed a beat. Greetings from South Australia. Take care 😎
thought you said 150 years ago lol
You gotta fix the audio. Was really curious about the review and your opinion of the bike as I bought one myself the other day. Hope you can do another/new videoreview with better audio.
Have a great day and enjoy your bike!
th-cam.com/video/g19nNnOwuCg/w-d-xo.html
I hope you can give this video a listen way better audio and I talk about all the pros and cons more in-depth.
@@bikesmicsandbeers3812 as written above i already now got the bike and few month later after this video came out in june i got my license so got the chance to ride it alot myself. Like the bike so far but thinking of getting a mt07 or the new honda hornet.. but time will tell.. not sure yet. You still got your bike?
Edit: think I have watched the video you linked aswell
@Johnny N Yes, I still have mine. I like it. It's perfect for what I'm doing with it. Which is mainly going back and forth to work and then the occasional weekend need for speed. Other than that, I'm on the harley.
Thinking about picking one up for a first bike - appreciate the commentary.
This was a great review on a really nice CFM bike. You mentioned cfmoto sxs's & 4 wheelers. I've been a loyal owner of both since 2018. They aren't the best in any one category compared to other brands(other than in price/value and what you get for your money where they are unmatched). They are just solid in every other aspect. They have a great warranty program...and to the people like myself who have owned them for any length of time...most would agree their sxs's and quads have a Honda dependability and quality feel to them. Oddly enough....cfmoto has been making both ATV's/UTV's for over 30 years. They sell more of both worldwide than any other brand out there....and that includes Polaris and Can Am. As for their motorcycle lineup. They own 51% of KTM and have done so since 2015. In fact....most of KTM'S sport bike models come down the same assembly line as CFM's naked and faired sport bikes do. And the KTM Duke models bare a striking resemblance to cfmoto's NK line. If you hang onto that CL-X for any length of time....you'll find yourself wondering how a company in China has broken the barrier and manages to make something that rivals other prominent bike manufacturers with a noticebly better price point. A lot of people nay say on CFM...but to anyone who actually owns anything bearing the CFM name...we figure it out pretty quick. They make a dang good product. Best of luck with yours...I hope you continue to like it.
Thank you very much! I didn't know the KTM info that's quite interesting. I love this bike it's just a fun bike and rides so well for what it is!
They do f own 51% of ktm; they are owned by an Austrian company -98% and Bajaj, an Indian company.
You may be thinking of a plant in china where China owns 51%? That is par for the course. I worked in China for 13 years and the communist party forces foreign firms to take a lower position than Chinese firms.
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@jimmydesperado2936 They own KTM? Yeah, that's fake news. Close your eyes and you'll see what they really own ;)
You might wanna look up who really owns KTM aka Pierer Mobility AG.
@@ManiPulatoR84 They hold a 51% majority of a joint partnership with KTM in the sport bike sector. And are now a 50% stake holder with Yamaha motor in the same sector. CF Yamaha Motor. I thought more people knew about the KTM venture....and should have clarified its only in that specific sector....not KTM as a whole. Besides....don't be such a pissy pants about it. You sound like a little girl for cripes sake.
That area looks beautiful!
Love here in wild and wonderful West Virginia!
Great video, mate.
great video.in Australia 5,000 klms up only minor problems fuel gauge need updating and starting sometimes can be off proberly needs a bigger capacity battery .a better bike than ducati scrambler 800 awfull bike more fun than truimph trident 600 .and that induction exhaust sound fantastic
Hi yes. I'm having issues with my fuel gauge as well. How did you remedy it?
I have a 2016 HD Road King and purchased the CF-Moto Adventura and the 300NK and love the CF-Moto bikes. Great quality, can not bet the price and they come with a ton of premium features.
It is really crazy at all the premium features you get with the Cfmoto compared to the Harleys. I love my Harley but the Cfmoto just packs the features in.
I love my clx 700 sport!!
Where do you find after market parts, I'm looking at getting one soon but i'm gonna need a storage rack on the back for settlebags and I can't find them anywhere.
So hear me out. I am really tempted to get the sport version. But I'm also looking at the Scout Bobber Sixty. Financially i lean towards the CL-X but i am curious how reliable it has been for you in the last year. Thanks in advance!
I ended up with about 3500 miles on it before I traded for the adventura. I just wanted a bigger bike with storage. No issues at all with either Cfmoto.
Man, thanks for the video. I live in the country. I have a road glide for long rides, two up with the wife and riding highway back and forth to city. But I have a ton of back roads to zip around on and am looking for something at a good price point. Question I have, how big are you? I am 6’2” and about 250. Just not sure how well it could tote me around. Lol
I'm 6ft 280 you're fine lol!
That bike is a reason to make a motorcicle licence
Blue tank?
Hi since you have been riding it for a while, maybe you can answer a question for me. When you first got it, did you have any issues with the fuel sensor? Cause when the fuel gauge hits one bar, I go to fill the tank. And, fills up with less than two gallons. Yet, the bike has a 3.4 gallon tank. Also, the trip mileage only gets the 70s when it gets down to one bar. Or, does it get better the more you ride? I'm still breaking in my bike. Any help to understand my issue would greatly be appreciated
it really doesn't get better idk why their gauges are weird but my adventure does the same thing and its sill half full.
Love the review! Question -- what's the top speed??? Thx!
I own one and i have tested 180Kmp but it can go little bit more cos i got frighten haha
I am going to look at one of these few days cause I'm a new rider and don't wanna hop onto something expensive would you recommend this bike for a new rider
100 percent.
I'm planning to get the The 700 CL-X Sport
My dealer in Dubai says 2 years or 10k km warranty..
The cost is too tempting at $7500 otd
All I wonder is how good and reliable the bike is.
Any faults or complaints and issues you've face during the course of the year?
Its gonna be my first motorcycle and i do not wanna end up with something that gonna do frequent trips to the service center.
My other option is a Royal Enfield Continental GT650
I really enjoyed this bike. Comfort was my biggest issue it lacked. My friend has the sport and has put about 4k miles on it he has had one code issue for 02 sensor fault but that’s it.
get a little leather handle bar bag for essentials
I don't think I've ever ridden in shorts before! You crazy American Squidders! hehe
The sport has more to offer
Great value as a first bike for the wife coz where I live it's hella cheaper than the MT07, SV650 & CB650R. Apart from the dodgy fuel gauge & somewhat grabby clutch (not as much room in the friction zone as we'd like), we were quite surprised how well built it is. She really appreciated the Eco mode which made the bike especially non-threatening during her beginner days, now she rides in Sports mode which churns out more than enough power to see her through the next few years as she gains more experience before thinking of getting something else.
120km had the fuel blinker on, 280 till out of gas.
They might be amazing but they are awfully small.
@@alitahir4147 This is the average size for a 700 street bike. I have no idea what you talking about.
@@fireballyang7310 I am six feet tall. This is small. My Honda CB150f is bigger than this. With a higher clearance as well. Quality is however great no doubt. I am really proud of China and how far its come.
@@alitahir4147 IDK what you mean by the cb150f
is bigger..The wheelbase of the 700clx is 15cm longer than the 150. seat height is higher too. 1450mm is the average wheelbase of streetbike. There is 825mm seat height option offered too.
Awful trying to understand the audio, but I appreciate the effort. Let us know when you come with a video with clean audio
th-cam.com/video/g19nNnOwuCg/w-d-xo.html
Here you go I hope this helps!
Because this is based on the Kawi Z engine... do you think or know if parts interchangeable? (oil filter, air filter, exhausts)
See I am not quite sure. I know that no one else makes an oil filter that will fit it right now. I checked where I bought it and the filters were on back order. I even tried finding one aftermarket and on eBay no luck. Hopefully there will start to be some aftermarket support in the near future!
@@bikesmicsandbeers3812 K&N make oil filters for this
I was told its based off a ktm engine.
@@Rangerscott69 think the 800 adv has the duke 790 engine but not sure if the same is true for the 700.
Yes kawasaki er6 engine up to 698cm3
There's a dealer nearby selling these but he wants between $8/$9000+ for them. For that much I can get a higher end Yamaha.
Yeah, it sounds like the dealer has his head up his ass.
Buy it online an get it shipped
50k miles. Lol. I love when bikers get scared of mileage. Bike is barely broken in. Low milage bikes ones that are wrecked or just sit around in the garage.
How's the bike been? Looking at getting the sport model. I hope they come out with some hard bags amd mounting for these.
I thought that was funny also. I have a VStrom and one of the reasons I bought it was because of MANY stories of people riding them 200K and 300K miles and them still running OK just trading them in at that point. I wouldn't even buy a bike that I thought wasn't going to be cross-country reliable with 50K on it.
I have truly enjoyed this motorcycle. I am looking forward to putting the miles down on it this summer it's not too horrible to ride in the winter time but this baby is used to farings and not liking the cold too much!
probably good content, but couldn't bear the audio
Pls check your mic.
There are much more reasons for not to watch ur videos dude. Cf Just Fine.
Too much feedback from the microphone
th-cam.com/video/g19nNnOwuCg/w-d-xo.html
Hopefully, you can enjoy this video better! Thanks!
I have a Adventura 650 and its a Croch burner. Not a great bike at least CFMoto is making an attempt to fix things.
So I was thinking of buying a adventura what do you not like about it.
@@bikesmicsandbeers3812 There are QA issues. Fuel gauge stopped working after a week, sometimes it tells me there is no oil in it, Fairings are held on with Velcro onto the tank, very ill fitting fairings. Lower fairing design just pushed hot air onto your upper legs and crotch, anything under 35mph just cooks your crotch after 20 minutes. Oh and it burps coolant, its a very hot running bike, I suspect the radiator is not good enough. Slow speed, commuting, and technical riding is a no go on this thing. No matter what I like about it, it gets nullified with your crotch being on fire. Its been very hot lately and if I were to ride it, I would end up with a heat stroke. I would tell you go test ride it at slow speed or even a parking lot for about 5-10 minutes at slow speed you will realize how big of a problem it is. I ride a lot so I tried to dismiss it but after 1000 miles the problem is apparent.
@@Happypillz Wow! That Is really unfortunate I kinda had high hopes for it after some of the videos I has saw.
Great review, but man, put some pants on, please! :-)
В России этот мотоцикл продают за 12 300 долларов! Вы можете себе это представить?!...
Это безумно! Я не мог представить, что этот велосипед может быть настолько дорогим.
Idk if i want this or the sport. I like the gold forks on this one
So I have had the chance to ride the sport and in my opinion the heritage is more comfortable. I'm not a big fan of the clip on bars. Now with that being said I loved the way it felt in corners.
Age has its terms or whatever
OMG I DRIVE THAT ROUT EVERYDAY!!!!!
audio not great and painful to hear man..
th-cam.com/video/g19nNnOwuCg/w-d-xo.html
I hope you can give this video a listen way better audio and I talk about all the pros and cons more in-depth.
Good click bait n surprise
Reasons you shouldn’t watch this video: AUDIO IS GOD AWFUL, and more…
Horrible audio... hard to undetstand a word he says
Couldn’t handle the anti Chinese sentiment (gets good reviews elsewhere eg outside bigole USofA OR the shit quality audio
Well besides the bad audio which I will agree with if you would have actually watched the video you would have realized I gave this bike an awesome review. So piss off.
Lousy sound. Bye bye.
Why da F are you riding with NO pants dude?!?!?! If you lay it down God forbid it will cost you a lot! Don’t do it ever dude
Btw, how tall are you? Are you over 6’ tall, how good is suspension? Is it comfortable?
I’m 6 even and 275 pounds I think for the price point the suspension is pretty nice.
@@bikesmicsandbeers3812your waaay to heavy for that bike
@@cecilotto504 and you’re a jackass. Yet here we are.
@@bikesmicsandbeers3812 only a H.D. can carry a 275 pound gorilla for a ride...regular bikes don't