Looks great. I'd be interested. Some quality components. Hope the overall finish is as good as European, Japanese bikes. Shaft drive would have been nice.
Yes! You should have definitely stayed with the electronically adjustable suspension even if it added a little to the price, the competition has it so if you want to compete then you must have it as well. Shaft drive would have been great but maybe that would have added maybe too much to the price.
This is a BEAUTIFUL BIKE!!! All the styling is spot on ! The engine is a great motor! The electonics are over the top too. Let's just compare shall we. What bike, the Honda Goldwing, the Harley's, the BMW's, the Indian's, the Triumph's.....NONE have this level of a bike and certainly at this price point! WELL DONE CFMoto!!! I am and have been a fan for a bunch of years now and you've taken your bike to a new level! WELL DONE!
I love it and plan to trade in my 2023 650NK as soon as a dealer near me has one for sale. I have been riding over 50 years now and have owned all sorts of bikes and my little CF Moto 650NK is one of the best riding medium size bikes I have ever owned, but the real kicker is it cost like nothing to buy new. CF Moto has it's hooks into me for sure.
Like you I've had any sort of Japanese and Europen motorbikes and have been riding for the last 46 years. In 2020 I bought a CfMoto 650 tk, I am totally satisfied with the reliability of the bike and the very little money I've spent on mantenence for the 60.000 km I've ridden the bike. The new 1250 TR-g will certainly be my next bike. I rode 1 liter bikes from 1986 to 2020, then I downgraded, so to speak, and I am now ready to go back to a big engine. Wish you good heath and happiness. Drive safely
I disagree. All their engines are a generation older for their 650 from Kawasaki, 800 from KTM. Bikes are extremely heavy with no tech in 650 and incomplete tech in the 800mt (no traction control) 2 riding mode only rain and sport. The fueling in slow maneuvers is difficult. 300cc engines are problematic. Many engines failed in the first 2 years, although covered under warranty, but reliability is an issue. What's going to happen when the warranty expire? Also in the 300cc, riding modes has no difference. Rain and sport mode just changes the screen, it doesn't change the mapping at all! 400NK weight is the same as the 650NK, and it's considered heavy for a 650! Imagine the weight on a 400! The only decent bike I see is probably the 700 CLX and the 450SR. The rest of the bikes, not so.
@@CaptainChristianZ1818 I have ridden around 1 Million km in 45+ years all over Europe, you name it and I am prestty sure I've been there, no abs cornering, not riding modes, no electronic suspension etc. Never had an accident and enjoyed my ridings SO much. I would like to suggest to riders to buy what they like or can afford, don't take bike reviews too seriously, just ride. BTW I also have a porsche cayman s 981 (so NA engine), old generation as someone says and I would never change it for a new turbo one. Stop looking for the best or the latest, they don't exist or they are not important. Wish you all good health and happy trips
CF has learned a lot of lessons from KTM, and I'd expect that this bike, Chinese or not, is going to be a pretty excellent value for money package. The weight (300 kg? gotta check that) is way way over the top if it's true, while a similar bike (BMW R1250RT, you can't mistake that faring, mirrors and instrument panel for anything else) has a curb weight of 279 kg implying a dry weight of 224 kg (and it's shaft drive). It'll be interesting to see and test drive.
On the basis that so much is already made in China I have no doubt that this will be a quality offering. If the price differential is so much it will be popular. The key issues will be residuals and service. The Chinese have learned quickly and will beat their western counterparts in the price game. This or close to £7k more for an R1250RT? My recent experience of BMW products and service means I won’t buy another. CF may get my business.
@@kelljah I know it too well. Try £1,800 for a failed flap valve at 7,000 miles and part of the header/cat assembly. Not covered under the extended warranty. Surprise…..
Now here is a thing having owned a modern BMW ,I hope you don't have to plug into a triple charger when not in use modern fuel injected bikes need a a electric fuel pump to deliver fuel to injectors you won't be bump starting any of these types of bikes with a low or flat battery out Any mention of a adjustable seat current main stream large bikes are for your average 6ft tall rider As many of you know the fantastic advance veetwin KTMs have had huge issues with there electronics and resale of there brilliant bikes have bottomed out The bike looks very impressive dealer back up I'm not sure about
Would have too be cheaper to take the risk, Honda NT 110 similar price and would have better resale vale Other CF moto bikes have poor resale. A second hand one may bee a better option.
Hey Rowan thanks for your comment 😊 Although this bike does have all the whistles and bells your probably right about the resale value....good call. Mike.
Très belle moto et j en doute pas très efficace., mais franchement dans cette catégorie un cardan aurait été encore plus agréable. Perso point tres négatif cette chaîne..
Two years later and still not in sight. Could it depend on that it's only Euro4 ?
Looks great. I'd be interested. Some quality components. Hope the overall finish is as good as European, Japanese bikes. Shaft drive would have been nice.
Yes! You should have definitely stayed with the electronically adjustable suspension even if it added a little to the price, the competition has it so if you want to compete then you must have it as well. Shaft drive would have been great but maybe that would have added maybe too much to the price.
Agree with you
This is a BEAUTIFUL BIKE!!! All the styling is spot on ! The engine is a great motor! The electonics are over the top too. Let's just compare shall we. What bike, the Honda Goldwing, the Harley's, the BMW's, the Indian's, the Triumph's.....NONE have this level of a bike and certainly at this price point! WELL DONE CFMoto!!! I am and have been a fan for a bunch of years now and you've taken your bike to a new level! WELL DONE!
I love it and plan to trade in my 2023 650NK as soon as a dealer near me has one for sale. I have been riding over 50 years now and have owned all sorts of bikes and my little CF Moto 650NK is one of the best riding medium size bikes I have ever owned, but the real kicker is it cost like nothing to buy new. CF Moto has it's hooks into me for sure.
Like you I've had any sort of Japanese and Europen motorbikes and have been riding for the last 46 years. In 2020 I bought a CfMoto 650 tk, I am totally satisfied with the reliability of the bike and the very little money I've spent on mantenence for the 60.000 km I've ridden the bike. The new 1250 TR-g will certainly be my next bike. I rode 1 liter bikes from 1986 to 2020, then I downgraded, so to speak, and I am now ready to go back to a big engine. Wish you good heath and happiness. Drive safely
Wonderful looking machine, no doubt the bullet proof KTM motor will work wonders, look forward to hopefully seeing it hear in AUSTRALIA
I'm in the market for a touring bike and would consider this if, and it's a big if, the dealer network is robust enough to support it.
Me to les, if they can get that a decent dealer network in place they should be ok
are u in the UK or US?
@@LeisureMotoTV I'm UK based
yes, the dealer allocated to my area is a bit dodgy, then the other cf Moto dealer is in Dumfries!
fantastic . Cf moto are now , clearly, a world player.
I would love to try one of these on the road for several days. Where can I get one of these in Texas please?
Cf Are making some very impressive bikes at the moment.
they definitely are
I disagree. All their engines are a generation older for their 650 from Kawasaki, 800 from KTM. Bikes are extremely heavy with no tech in 650 and incomplete tech in the 800mt (no traction control) 2 riding mode only rain and sport. The fueling in slow maneuvers is difficult.
300cc engines are problematic. Many engines failed in the first 2 years, although covered under warranty, but reliability is an issue. What's going to happen when the warranty expire? Also in the 300cc, riding modes has no difference. Rain and sport mode just changes the screen, it doesn't change the mapping at all!
400NK weight is the same as the 650NK, and it's considered heavy for a 650! Imagine the weight on a 400!
The only decent bike I see is probably the 700 CLX and the 450SR. The rest of the bikes, not so.
@@CaptainChristianZ1818 I have ridden around 1 Million km in 45+ years all over Europe, you name it and I am prestty sure I've been there, no abs cornering, not riding modes, no electronic suspension etc. Never had an accident and enjoyed my ridings SO much. I would like to suggest to riders to buy what they like or can afford, don't take bike reviews too seriously, just ride. BTW I also have a porsche cayman s 981 (so NA engine), old generation as someone says and I would never change it for a new turbo one. Stop looking for the best or the latest, they don't exist or they are not important. Wish you all good health and happy trips
CF has learned a lot of lessons from KTM, and I'd expect that this bike, Chinese or not, is going to be a pretty excellent value for money package. The weight (300 kg? gotta check that) is way way over the top if it's true, while a similar bike (BMW R1250RT, you can't mistake that faring, mirrors and instrument panel for anything else) has a curb weight of 279 kg implying a dry weight of 224 kg (and it's shaft drive). It'll be interesting to see and test drive.
BMW are notorious for quoting empty weights for their bikes, and when specced up to similar products from other manufacturers are pretty line ball.
@@68404 not to mention the crazy maintenence costs and poor reliability
Good vfm, almost perfect, for perfection it needs adaptive radar and cruise control, shaft drive and a 0% finance deal.
Definatly would be better with shaft drive but would also put the price up
Stay upright Kell
MikeDanger
Shaft drive should be 1rst priority
looks fantastic at an Amazing price. Can it be released in europe??? is it euro 5???
Looking fwrd to test ride this bike
Hey rezal first of all thanks for watching the review and your comment 😀
Be sure to let us know what you think after your ride
Mike Danger
Simply a work of beauty. Hope it's available in Singapore
Some features from Yamaha FJR / HONDA ST 1300
Weight wise might be top heavy?
Haben wollen! Endlich ein Bike das mir gefällt.
We are wait on this bike in France , i hope soon
Disponible en France où pas
Interested for sure.
On the basis that so much is already made in China I have no doubt that this will be a quality offering. If the price differential is so much it will be popular. The key issues will be residuals and service. The Chinese have learned quickly and will beat their western counterparts in the price game. This or close to £7k more for an R1250RT? My recent experience of BMW products and service means I won’t buy another. CF may get my business.
yes, just checked the bmw1250rt and the service and extra costs are germanic!
@@kelljah I know it too well. Try £1,800 for a failed flap valve at 7,000 miles and part of the header/cat assembly. Not covered under the extended warranty. Surprise…..
seems down in HP compared to my 1290SAS, Probably more torque. I have a CF800MT Explore, Its going well.
Now here is a thing having owned a modern BMW ,I hope you don't have to plug into a triple charger when not in use modern fuel injected bikes need a a electric fuel pump to deliver fuel to injectors you won't be bump starting any of these types of bikes with a low or flat battery out
Any mention of a adjustable seat current main stream large bikes are for your average 6ft tall rider
As many of you know the fantastic advance veetwin KTMs have had huge issues with there electronics and resale of there brilliant bikes have bottomed out
The bike looks very impressive dealer back up I'm not sure about
Would have too be cheaper to take the risk, Honda NT 110 similar price and would have better resale vale Other CF moto bikes have poor resale.
A second hand one may bee a better option.
Hey Rowan thanks for your comment 😊
Although this bike does have all the whistles and bells your probably right about the resale value....good call.
Mike.
Shaft drive?
Adaptive/Radar CC?
Wont quite pull me away from my 1250 RT
Čínské RT
😇
Wishlist bike
Très belle moto et j en doute pas très efficace., mais franchement dans cette catégorie un cardan aurait été encore plus agréable.
Perso point tres négatif cette chaîne..
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What is wrong with you video? Most of the badges are reversed (mirrored).
A bike like this surely needs full electronic suspension. Everything else is cheap trick.
Its literally a copy of the BMW R1250RT.....
BMW? Copy?! Locust! a fake a knockoff an imitation
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