CFMoto Introduces 800MT-X, Motor Adventure At Affordable Prices

CFMoto 800MT-X. (Doc. Motorcyclenews)

JAKARTA - A motorcycle manufacturer from China, CF Moto, has expanded the adventure motorcycle segment by introducing 800MT-X in the middle class. This motorbike offers various advantages, both on the asphalt and off-road.

Launching from Motorcyclenews, Thursday, January 2, this motorbike comes with various equipment to accommodate driving on all terrain, including the presence of a fully tunable long-travel suspension.

In addition, the legs are equipped with 21-inch rims on the front with tires measuring 90/90 and 18 inches wrapped in 150/70 tires on the back.

In the braking section, CFMoto provides 800MT-X with a double radial brake caliber J.Juan. Then, there are 22.5 liter fuel tanks, adjustable screens, and tire pressure monitoring monitors.

Then, it is known that the weight reaches 220 kg with a seating height of 830/870 mm so that this motorbike is friendly to use for all motorists.

The Hangzhou, China-based manufacturer also provides accessories for touring enthusiasts such as hard pandemics, protection for extra collisions, and many more.

The CFMoto 800MT-X is run with various advanced technologies such as ride-by-wire, variable power mode, quickshifter, and cruise control as standard equipment. This comes along with the Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) of six Bosch axes, which allows Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and tracking control systems to become more responsive.

This motorbike uses a parallel-twin 799 cc liquid-cooled engine from KTM 790 which has a power of 93.9 dk and a torque of 86 Nm. The kitchen is equipped with a double-balanced axis to reduce the vibration when advanced.

CFMoto will release 800MT-X in mid-2025 with the color options for the Black Nebula and Zebir Blue at a price of 7,999 pounds or the equivalent of Rp. 162.3 million or the cheapest in class.

As a comparison, rivals from these motorbikes are like the Suzuki V-Strom 800DE worth 10,999 (IDR 223.2 million) and the Honda Transalp for 8,749 (IDR 177.5 million).