Cfmoto Cforce 800xc First ride impression

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[@rickgarcia8481]

Its not just a one up machine, its such a comfortable 2 up machine especially for the passenger. Love the 800. Smooth riding as hell

[@pmaint1]

@rickgarcia8481 I thought the 800 was a 2 up meaning that it has a longer wheel base than for instance a CF500 or 600 which are strictly 1 up.

[@WBOS72]

Great honest review Jason, thank you.

[@dustytrailswithepa]

Yes C Force machines are better than years ago and worth the money today.

[@AppalachianMountainRiders]

I’m really looking at getting one. I have a sportsman 850 I was traded for my old camper I’m going to keep for 1 year to test and review then after that I may just have to pick a cforce for my next long term tester!

[@mantarayasurf]

I just bought the same one in gray a month ago for $7300. It is a very nice machine.

[@savedzrex1]

Enjoyed the video.....I have the 2023 800XC in blue. I like watching various owners videos for any insight and the different scenery you ride in. Gorgeous area in are in.

[@AppalachianMountainRiders]

Thank you! I live in the Appalachian Mountains of central Pennsylvania.

[@savedzrex1]

I'm inTallahassee, Florida and mainly ride on powerline trails and the Apalachicola National Forest @@AppalachianMountainRiders

[@don.richard8823]

Everything's awesome on this ATV thanks for sharing with us! 🦾

[@AppalachianMountainRiders]

Our pleasure!

[@drmarkintexas-400]

HAPPY HOLIDAYS 🤶🎅🎄🦌🙏❄️

[@AppalachianMountainRiders]

And you as well!

[@charlesrieckert1517]

I traded my wolverine for a cfmoto 950 sport ho I'm very happy cfmoto has come a long way.

[@kirknelson3020]

Do the machines come with hand warmers?

[@ronmastel858]

Great video! I think CFMoto makes a nice looking machine. Just worry about it's dependability though.

[@AppalachianMountainRiders]

Tommy lives in South Carolina and A LOT of people down there run CFmoto. He said he sees very little issues with them that isn’t operator error or just plain neglect and abuse.

[@piquat1]

I think the steering is "wandery" for lack of a better term. Mine doesn't twitch, it just never wants to follow a set path, it wanders. Like the power steering is never quite happy so it pushes a bit to one side or the other going down a gravel road at say 45mph. Trail riding I never notice it because I'm weaving all over obstacles on a trail usually anyway. That and the lack of storage are my two complaints.

[@PureePlayer]

I have the 1000 overland and 100% you explained how my power steering feels too

[@crfamily6946]

Can’t decide between a one seater Can-Am 700 XT and this two seater 800 XC, seems like they both might have equally good suspension for a smooth ride, which would you prefer and why (assuming you don’t need a second rider)? Great video thanks!

[@AppalachianMountainRiders]

That’s the same questions I’m facing as I would like to get either an HD7 or cforce 600 this summer. Best bang for buck definitely goes to cfmoto but I’m leaning more forwards the HD7 myself. I really like the can am’s and as I stated in this video I don’t like the how light the power steering is on the 800xc. On the other hand I’m not a fan of the Visco lock 4x4 of the can am’s so to get a model with diff lock means more money…lol. Right now though I’m leaning towards ward the HD7 as I love the storage compartments they have, the tri mode power steering is better then the cfmoto’s, the can am is quieter, and it’s hard to beat can am accessory integration!

[@cadespencer6320]

Can this be street legal in your state?

[@joelhunter3325]

I have a grizzly 700, and I live in the PNW. So a bit of everything, especially wet stuff. Hills steep and long. Mud. Wet roots. I honestly don't see the need for a 1000. My 08 Grizzly, which is actually a 686, has more than enough power to do anything I feel safe doing. A V-Twin 800 for a 2up would be the same thing. Other than just wanting to accelerate faster, and super deep mud, I don't see a purpose for a 1000 on an ATV.

[@aeestep77]

I had same grizzly 700 but was an 07. Sold it and been regretting ever since. Been looking at one these cfmoto 800 for me and the kids as a replacement

[@lonniepruitt5487]

What brand and where did you get rear storage boxes

[@CCWSig]

Those are the CFMoto boxes. They come standard on the 1000 outlander.

[@fistcover3831]

Does the power steering have more than one setting?

[@AppalachianMountainRiders]

It does not. If it had a set up like can am tri mode power steering it would be awesome!

[@pmaint1]

Is is a twin or a single cylinder?

[@michaelthomas4367]

It’s a twin

[@daxmorlock7846]

I bought my first utility quad in 22. I went with a polaris 570 trail. A buddy of mine bought the overland and paid the same price I did. He got way more machine I got a way better ride.

[@AppalachianMountainRiders]

That’s one thing that Polaris always have over anything else. The ride is great no matter what model!

[@rickgarcia8481]

Your kidding right? The overland is a much better value, and it's not close. The 1000 smokes the 570

[@daxmorlock7846]

Absolutely the overland smoked the 570. It definitely doesn't have the ride of any polaris. ​@rickgarcia8481

[@rickgarcia8481]

@daxmorlock7846 I've owned polaris, Honda and cf moto. And at this point for the money the cf moto is just a better value. I sold my polaris 570, it did ride nice but just wasn't exciting. I also had several issues in 2 years, while my cf moto after a year and a half has not had one issue. It's a beast. I also have a cf moto 800 xc which in some ways like its engine smoothness characteristics. It's much less abrupt.

[@daxmorlock7846]

My buddies cf has only had a problem with bolts on the plastics coming out. I now have a 850 sportsman so i have the same power and the ride. I've always been a sport quad guy. With that being said i do lije the clutching on the cf moto and can am. If im going to ride a old man quad i want the comfy ride.​@@rickgarcia8481

[@jeremy8829]

Bro is that all your property?

[@AppalachianMountainRiders]

Yes it is. Blessed with around 300 acres.

[@jeremy8829]

@@AppalachianMountainRiders WOW!! When you got out in the open i forgot i was watching a 4 wheeler video! I bet fall time is insane!!

[@joelhunter3325]

It kind of irks me when I see guys spinning tires when they could avoid it if they just went 4x4 right away. So many trails where I live get torn up and have to make new trails around because people just chew them up. I don't know why he thought he could go through mud like that in 2wd.

[@AppalachianMountainRiders]

Because the hole is on my own private property and I use it specifically to test out stock tires and 4wd😂😂😂😂😂 And FYI, I get through that hole just fine in 2wd when I’m not trying to intentionally get stuck😉

[@ckarmory1810]

hi

[@AppalachianMountainRiders]

👋🏻

[@markflaugh2293]

Great looking machines and they definitely copied Can am atv’s & side by sides. Especially the newer trail and sport side by sides. They even copied the name. Lol