My first actual review! Tell me guys if you like this format! Hopefully I can do more motovlogs soon! This 300cc single cylinder machine has been a blast!
This is probably the most thorough review of the motorcycle I could find. A lot of reviews give surface level recognition for it. This isn't necessarily bad because some are just looking for an idea of what the bike is. However, I really appreciate you going into the details of the bike like its build quality. This review is good for people who really want to know about this new brand and motorcycle. Thank you!
@@tarynwebster2883 i absolutely love my bike however I got a lemon to begin with and once it was replaced it hasn't skipped a beat. I am looking at adding another cfmoto but I can't decide between the 650MT or waiting for the 450SR due next year. Its the warranty for me on top of price and tech.
I love the review format, keep it up, the first motovlogger reviewing the 300SR that I haven't skipped through. That and I am part of the lacking height club haha. I hope you get to review maybe the 300NK or some other bikes like the KTM RC200. Ride Safe and stay chill out there
My first motorcycle was a 2012 Honda CBR250R. Smaller engine but higher top speed and the reliability of Honda. Didn’t know if I could enjoy going back to these low cc bikes…. But I tried one and it was the absolute funnest. Yeah 180 mph is cool but I can’t go that fast all the time. But I’ll say driving this little thing around town was so fun. Gave it the absolute beans and never felt like it was going to get away from me. Definitely a good 1st bike or a fun one that’ll do the exact job it was made for.
ayus na ayus paps ganda ng pagkakareview :) kuha ndn kme neto sa sabado ! buti napanood ko to full of positive review d tulad ng iba na napaka perfectionist at andmi agad sinasabing negative s motor
Hey man, first of all awesome review! I like how you presented everything while mentioning everything important. I'm thinking of getting one for myself as I want to go for an A2 license. We have a few dealers in Switzerland who sell this and a lot of othe CF Moto bikes, but I can't find out how reliable these things are. Judging from what I see on RU-vid, there aren't that many issues with these things and AFAIK warranty is a blessing in case of anything going bad. Would you recommend buying this as an A2 bike? Thanks in advance! (If anyone else owns one of these, feel free to comment)
Pls find time to review cbr500r as well..glad to hear from you soon..more vlogs coz, ilove the way how you explain its a cristal clear sir...God bless!
2 cylinders would have been awesome! But that would definitely bump up the price. It would also move the powerband to the higher rev range so less low end response. Heavier too. So as an urban go around, this bike is perfect as is. But as a longer distance rider, yeah 2 cyls would have been nice.
I bought this bike a month ago as a beginner and everything you've said is exactly right, its a great bike. However I can't find any mods for it. Do you know where you can find frame sliders and a tail tidy for this bike?
Well done review. I'm only concerned about with resale value. For the sake money i think the Japanese brands will def hold value and sell fast. I don't know about this brand in that regard (in the USA). But I here globally they are well known?
That is the question. But China brands, even with the cars, are starting to be like the Korean cars before. They're really planning to enter the market with quality products at a reasonable price. So I wouldn't be too worried.
Have you seen other 250-350cc bikes ? It's actually more powerful than most. Also, you can't compare different engines like a Benelli 302s which is two cilinders, because power figures are tricky. Yeah you get around 9-10 more hp but at very high rpms (11k) and torque is exactly the same as on this bike, so acceleration should be on par. Don't guide yourself only with the HP number. Check at what revs it makes more power and torque and don't think that all engines are the same.
