When will the new 800 and 1000 touring models be available in the US? And I don’t mean overland, I’m talking about the new touring models already available in other countries. I’d hate to buy an overland only to find out a month later the touring 1000 comes out!
Any luck finding a hard box for the back? I just bought a 800xc and it looks like the specific box for the 800 is discontinued. I wonder if a 600touring box will fit, even if i have to drill new holes, or maybe the new 800 touring box will fit?
Really debating between the 600 and 800XC. I would be riding in open fields and up and down lots of hills. This review definitely helped me out. Is it easy to shift w/o having to rock it back and forth, and does it have good acceleration? I got a '16, 500 HO so I assume they've changed alot since then.
The 800 will feel much more powerful, especially on the bottom end compared to the 600. The power delivery is smooth and so is the shifting! We are happy to hear it helped you out!
Lots of hills? 800 is a longer wheel base which will make it a little more stable going up steep hills. I have an 800 and it's a big machine. Sitting on it I look down on someone sitting in a mid size SUV.
Hi, I am a little confused. There are new design models of 800 and 1000 coming this year, but also there's this generation model named as 2024 in some videos. Does 2024 models come with new black rims? How to recognize it's 2024 and not 2023 year model? By the way great choice!
Yea this is just not true. CF MOTO is greatly impacting the sxs/atv community because of its value-to-money ratio. The standard one-year warranty with CF MOTO is on par with Honda, beating Polaris's 6 month warranty.
with such a big engine you still do get that engine heat unfortunately. They do make a heat shield material that a lot of people use to fix that issue.
From what I understand you just take the back seat section off easily and basically thats it. Althought I'd like to know if they have it where you don't have to do that and it comes without it as well.
I have a 2021 600. Live in Colorado, ride trails here and Moab, UT. Have never had a problem with this machine.
They make some great machines! It is always great to hear outside feedback as well!
Awesome review! I just bought 23 500 and loving it so far. I’ll eventually get the 800 and hand the 500 over to my wife.
They really are great units! We appreciate you taking the time to watch. Have a great day!
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Great video from council kev uk one day i hope .not much trials here but open roads ,for wife and i .
thank you for watching!
You mentioned CFMOTO partnered with Bosch, KTM, but who was the 3rd company you said?
Does it fit in mid size truck beds?
When will the new 800 and 1000 touring models be available in the US? And I don’t mean overland, I’m talking about the new touring models already available in other countries. I’d hate to buy an overland only to find out a month later the touring 1000 comes out!
Very shortly. We are placing an order and are hoping to have them in a few weeks.
Any luck finding a hard box for the back? I just bought a 800xc and it looks like the specific box for the 800 is discontinued. I wonder if a 600touring box will fit, even if i have to drill new holes, or maybe the new 800 touring box will fit?
What year do you have for your CF MOTO 800 XC?
Really debating between the 600 and 800XC. I would be riding in open fields and up and down lots of hills. This review definitely helped me out. Is it easy to shift w/o having to rock it back and forth, and does it have good acceleration? I got a '16, 500 HO so I assume they've changed alot since then.
The 800 will feel much more powerful, especially on the bottom end compared to the 600. The power delivery is smooth and so is the shifting! We are happy to hear it helped you out!
If you plan on riding with 2 people or plowing I'd say go with the 800. 2 people on hills, the 600 you'd probably feel would be a little lacking
Lots of hills? 800 is a longer wheel base which will make it a little more stable going up steep hills. I have an 800 and it's a big machine. Sitting on it I look down on someone sitting in a mid size SUV.
Wait for the 1000 and 800 touring models to come out!!
What’s the difference between the 800 XC and 800 Touring?
The Cf Moto 800 XC is now called the 800 Touring with the new redesign.
Hi, I am a little confused. There are new design models of 800 and 1000 coming this year, but also there's this generation model named as 2024 in some videos. Does 2024 models come with new black rims? How to recognize it's 2024 and not 2023 year model? By the way great choice!
Unfortunately the only way to kind of tell is the colors. For 2024 CF MOTO went with more neutral colors like tan, flat green, etc.
I am thinking of one of these. I just keep hearing the parts are junk. Wh I don’t get
Yea this is just not true. CF MOTO is greatly impacting the sxs/atv community because of its value-to-money ratio. The standard one-year warranty with CF MOTO is on par with Honda, beating Polaris's 6 month warranty.
Will this one be really hot on the leg like I hear is a problem with the 1000?
with such a big engine you still do get that engine heat unfortunately. They do make a heat shield material that a lot of people use to fix that issue.
@@AmericanMarineMotorsportsthanks for the response!!
@@Hajsansvejsan Why is that?
It's hot as hell
I have a 1000 and it is very good never any issues with it, had it for 1 year in april and have 1005 km on it so it is no way i buy some elese.
great to hear! Thanks for watching!
Can we buy from India and what will the price in India??
Sorry i do not have a list of any dealers in India.
That's 800 come in one up?
From what I understand you just take the back seat section off easily and basically thats it. Althought I'd like to know if they have it where you don't have to do that and it comes without it as well.
They do not. You can always remove the back seat but would have to make or buy a cover for open space.
Kindly send the contact of dealers in India
Sorry i do not have a list of any dealers in India.