CFMOTO 300CLX A2 Legal Retro 2024 Model UK First Look Video

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CFMOTO's 300CLX is an entry level retro naked powered by a punchy 293cc single cylinder engine that produces just over 30bhp. This is a light weight, agile machine that will appeal to new riders, commuters and experienced riders looking for something fun for the weekend.
The CFMOTO 300CLX is available in two colour schemes and features LED lights/indicators, switchable power modes and a fully digital dash display with switchable power modes.
The CFMOTO 300CLX comes as standard with a 4 year parts and labour warranty and has the backing of its distributor KTM and a larger network for servicing.
Finance, part exchange and delivery are available with this motorcycle.
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[@OntarioAndrews415]

Thanks for posting/sharing. Nice bike. Sort of reminds of the Ducati Icon Scramblers. So far this particular model is not on the US nor the Canadian CF Moto website, but hope springs eternal. :) Both websites have some 2023.5 models so maybe, just maybe, we will see this on when they show their 2024 line up. Again, hope springs eternal. :)

[@Peter-wc4kr]

Isn’t it 6 speed?

[@OntarioAndrews415]

On the CF Moto website for the US and Canada I do not see an accessories page. Is this ride-by-wire? It would look nice with spoke, tubeless wheels/tires.

[@yingyangorca4124]

What issues do they have?

[@allovered10]

Six-speed with slipper clutch

[@Toolchoice26]

Is this even out yet in the US?

[@emangx399]

no just the 700 version

[@mickstafford456]

The engine looks to be KTM derived. Do you know if the KTM air and oil filters are compatible, or have CFMOTO changed the sizes ?

[@bikesanctuary]

Hi Mick this is CFMOTOs own engine some of the KTM parts do cross over but genuine service parts from CFMOTO are cheaper so there no advantage to using KTM. Plus you’d invalidate the 4 year warranty by not using OEM

[@mickstafford456]

Thanks for the quick reply. I thought that the only CFMOTO designed engine was in the new 450, and that the others were based on either KTM or Kawasaki engines. I'm currently in the Philippines, and warranties are super easy to invalidate. Fitting pretty much anything that doesn't come as stock will do it. USB socket, riding lights, even bar end mirrors. Nearest dealer is 60 miles away, and I don't really fancy going there just for an oil filter. @@bikesanctuary

[@nigel439]

@@mickstafford456 I have this bike and the the dealer told me that it is fitted with the very first version of the Yamaha MT-03 engine.