Would have made it up the hill if you gave it gas i have driven on tracks for years need some speed

My cforce 600 is a beast. Loving it gen two 2022. Over 1000 miles and all is great. Using stage one Elka shocks. Perfect ride for this 68 old fart. Lol

My Honda recon can handle this no problem.

Why they don’t drink back the 300 4wd baffles me.

just bought the recon 259 es

Just rode up it 2 days ago I’ll do it again as it’s fun hard enduro after you get back to the truck. During the ride it does suck

Rode my 2024 recon in the creek on my 134 acres of land today.

Nice vid!

I would love to have riding trails like this where I am. All public land in my area does not allow ATV'S or dirt bikes. The motorsport parks close by do not allow ATV'S. There are power lines, but they are so restricted now. I live in a rural area, but nobody will let you ride their land.

Compare the CFMotocrap to the Sportsman 570 Trail edition. No comparison now. Bye CF whoever you are.

I'll stick with my 450 HO eps than a Japanese junker.

My 2005 Honda trx 400fa has almost 10 miles and another of hours still on everything stock except rear shock tires brakes oil filter well everything you have to keep up with but everything else is all stock but wish it had everything cfmoto offers to be honest if cfmoto can prove there reliability and easy parts to get ied say most ppl would cling to them and give there atv a little more in between power and fix it to where you don't have to stay in low all the time but that's with all belt driven that's also what I love about ho da no belts but at same time I see where there coming from red rather replace a belt in the woods than a drive shift or transmission lol

If you like walking get a polaris if your like riding cf moto bewteen these two, do you like winter riding cf moto, want a broken plastic thumb thottle get a polaris

I have an old 2013 Honda Rancher 420 4x4 and i love this thing. I was looking at a brand new one but decided to keep my old one.

you were in high alot of times when you should of been in low... on the cf moto if your doing climbs and trails you should be in low

Problem is you can’t compare a 450 base, need to use a 570 trail that has everything

Easily

As someone who has a can am 570 Kodiak 450 and Kodiak 700 and c force 600 touring. I actually would recommend the c force for a budget entry level machine along with weekend warrior riders so about like 75% of the atv market. If your ride hard and you ride fast go for can am or Polaris or yam for sure.

How is cfmoto holding up for you? How many miles does the cfmoto have?

I had one with a set of ITP Mudlite tires and it reall suprised me. A much more capable machine than it gets credit for. The only drawback i found was, being a tall guy (6'3"), it could feel a little bit uncomfortable when riding for a whole day. But i would own another one in a heartbeat.

Rate the cfmoto 1-10

It's really kind of hard to compare the two machines are totally different machines.😮

I bought a used 2013 Polaris Sportsman 450 ho for 2,500 dollars with 2500 miles, as of right now i have gone through 3 clutches and a lot tries but no troubles with the engine with 22,876 miles on it, since I bought it in 2020. I

Polaris and Can Am better watch out …..I couldn’t resist paying 5k less over a Can Am for a CFORCE 1000 OVERLAND. They all have their pluses and minuses. And, if closer in price, I’d go with a North American or Japanese bike. But, resisting a 5k less price tag for the same thing ….was a given.

Hey man do you still have that cfmoto and if you do how is it holding up

Nice video -- I liked the comparison between the two. I've got the CF touring 600 and xc800 -- they are complete opposites. The 800 doesn't have the engine revving the 600 does to get it going. Thanks for sharing!

hey what's up buddy I came across your KZbin channel as I did some research on the CForce ATVs for my rental business here in Florida. can you tell me what you think of this particular ATV, it's funny because I think you and I are both interested in using this particular ATV in our rental fleet. i ended up buying one 600 the rest are Hondas to try it out and see if they hold up to rental life. it will be used for trail riding only no mudding or water submersion.

Did you need to do anything to the Recon to run at that altitude? I'm bringing one up to elk camp this year and will be running between 10-12k daily with maybe one or two fun trips up to 13. My previous experience around there is with a 700cc EFI machine. So a little different to say the least!

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Realistically you should be using the sportsman 570 not the 450 it’s a way closer comparison

Great video and informative.

Great video

After going to several dealerships and pricing the CFMoto's I think their pricing is disingenuous. They add several quite pricy fees onto the base price not included with other ATV's from the same shops These additional add on fees are more than enough to bring the initial base price up to par if not exceeding the base price of a similarly equipped Polaris.

Very cool. New subscriber. I went up to tin cup pass last summer on my ATV for the first time and made a POV video. You are right, the camera does make it look level, and doesn't show the up hill climb.

I like to ride three wheelers in Taylor Park so I have no doubt that a Recon can be ridden just about anywhere you want to ride it.

Bought the 22 CF 600. So far i love it.

I'm good at riding Smei-automatic manuals, but a quick question: do you have to let go on the throttle when you shift or can you keep pressing on it when you shift? (Referring to the recon)

How was the rock ride in general? Really thinking about one of the 600 2-ups. Thanks

If only Polaris would ship production to China then they could cut the cost down. Damn labor laws not allowing slave labor any more.

Man, my new 2022 Sportsman 450 has power steering ha !

You should definitely try 500 CFMOTOR 2022

I had a 2020 Ranger 4X4 and I still have my 01 Recon. Rear tires make a huge difference in how it can climb. Put a nice set on the rear that will dig into the mud and sand, you wont regret it.

All the 250 cc four wheelers,Honda,Yamaha,Kawasaki,Suzuki,and Polaris are tough enough to take on those trails with no difficulty. What I like about my Bayou 250 is that I can squeeze through tight spaces a 300 up cannot.

I wouldn't get either, both are junk!

Looks great for me, the right size for a 65 year old. I think a rental might be in my future.

For plowing snow which would you prefer?

Great video! Still have a pair of 2017 recons. Such a tough little machine. Light enough to move if you need to, big enough to handle most trails. Throw a high lifter lift on, and some bigger tires and it’s perfect.

I have a 600 cf moto so far very happy with it I've had it about 2 years

Nice How is it holding up mileage

Where are these trails your riding? Nice video I just got the CForce 600 single.