CFMoto 1250tr-g

est RM 89, xxx. xx
almost same as china price...











This post has been edited by basilisk: Nov 25 2023, 02:28 PM

engine from ktm v-twin.. i think safe to say 1250NK similar to superduke also coming?

no android or car play

wah.. already open for booking..

can test drive this ah

they dont hv test model yet ler...

Not even CN reviewer.. or I could be looking at the wrong venue?

maybe soon
but looking at google this bike announced since 2020 so maybe got production issue

Our biggest beef with the CFmoto brand is the after-sales service with Mforce which is open only during office hours (weekdays only).

It's a royal pain in the ass.

My wife's bike mysteriously died on her way to work last Saturday (I suspect it's ignition-related) and since it's technically still under warranty she had it towed to Mforce and left it there in front of the guardhouse after filling in the forms. No news from them for the whole week until I called them on Fri. That's when I was told they had just decided to prepare to have the bike sent to Penang.

Refused to tell me what's wrong with it. Although they said it'll take 2 weeks, I knew better than to believe it lah. Will probably take a whole effing month.

Not impressed.

Meanwhile, we're expecting the tyres to need replacements once the bike passes the 25000km mark. Finding a replacement set for that 18" + 17" combo is proving to be fucking aggravating...

that sucks to hear.. tbh that's what keeping me from pulling the trigger to get 800nk

first model + mforce handling, if any issue come up then have to wait more than 1 month to fix
and don't think there are any 3rd party workshop that can work on cfmoto issues too

That's the thing. When we bought the bike, the distributorship was under KTNS and they had a small network of service centers in Klang Valley. That changed when Mforce took over, who promptly cancelled this network and tapao all official after-sales & warranty-related work for themselves.

Stuff that involves error codes obviously needs a special OBD tool which most workshops won't have, although some may now have it. But if the bike is still under warranty, you hv no choice but to put up with Mforce lor.

Mforce tapao everything for all the Chinese brands it represents. So you can imagine the fucking queue of bikes every day at Mforce in Segambut. The only other outlet I know is in Seri Kembangan or something... so far lehhh, fukk dat!

Sorry to hear that. MForce is the only bugbear when it comes to Chinese bikes here. If something goes wrong with the bike, it would be weeks before it gets sorted out.

I think you can find Bridgestone T32s in the 18/17 combo. I think that's what our own ajaibman uses on his. What I want to know is how did you make the MT60s last 25000kms? Lol.

Shit I missed this.
Haiya.

We to Thailand survey campsite today. If I knew earlier surely I'd go to the test ride event.

Gentle throttle hand, no burnouts. LOL. My Anakee Adventures are holding up well too at 22000km, although the rear has started to square off. Still got some ways to go before both hit the treadwear indicator, but I'll start looking for replacements once I pass the 25000km mark.

T32s most shops have to order, as a result they're around RM1500 a pair. Niamah...

Ouch

That's the thing about MForce bikes. Some comes with good tyres but after market don't have replacements

The CLX adventure and Motomorini xcape comes with excellent scorpion STRs....but no one brings those sizes here.

It's one of the reasons keeping me from buying the CLX. Damn tough to find good sporting 18" fronts.

This post has been edited by jaycee1: Dec 11 2023, 12:27 AM

got wht parts?
full with order option?
dont jz sell oil filter ....

Later say pre-order only. Hahahaha. Wait 1 month to arrive.

Ultimately it depends on Mforce's commitment for older customer bikes. But can MForce really stock up so many parts for so many bike models they sell/sold? If you buy an MForce bike, you are likely pretty much on your own for parts.

Wife's bike towed to Mforce Dec 2. No sound no picture from them until I called them up on Dec 8 when they told me they were preparing to send the bike to CFmoto Penang.

Today Dec 18, we called up Mforce Penang and they haven't even looked at the bike yet. So they dunno what's wrong with it and dunno when we'll get it back.

Walao ehh....

Damn man, good bike let down by horrible service. Send to hq also get treated like crap.