My son In law and I went in together and bought a CF moto 800utv. we love it I have pulled our little aluminum boat and trailer down to the lake thru the bush trail. We have moved gravel brush and rocks. it works well. Love the fact it has signals and a horn. great little work horse, we are sold. All have a good product my friend has a defender, and it has its advantages too. We liked the price.
With a good dealer I would buy the CFMoto for sure over the CanAm. With taxes you’re talking close to $10k difference and the CFMoto is better equipped.
@garybrown9062 those are the horror stories you keep hearing. A small part breaks, can take a month for dealers in Canada to get it from cfmoto. That is what is lacking, inventory of parts vs other brands. They all breakdown, it comes to how quick you can get back on the trails.
They are both great machines. My friend has a u-force 1000 with full hard cab and heat. He kept up with a defender and Honda pioneer with no issue and he seems very pleased with the machine. He was going to buy a used defender but went with the brand new u-force . Price point , 5 year warranty and similar handling to the defender helped in his choice.
I just bought a defender limited. It's nice compared to my ranger. Better suspension. The rest can't compare cause very different machines, 570eps.ive been watching Cfmoto, fit quite a few y years now, and am impressed how far they've come in a short while,. Think Honda back in the eighties. Imho Polaris and Canam are and will lose market share to them. If this was on the market when I bought my Defender 3 months ago i'd have given it a hard look as yah, that eight k in savings is a lot of parts repairs. Nice comparisons cheers.
@nbatvforum Personally, I think it's a very nicely styled vehicle, inside and out. Same with the Z10. I'm looking forward to seeing one in person, too.
Bang on review, not sold on the reliability/durability of the CF motos just yet but with that warranty and the nice extras it has for that price, its a value machine for sure!!!
Cfmoto will definitely hold up. I bought a 2021 800xc for the farm. Just mainly for work, I have done some hard playing here and there. The machine is definitely holding up. The machine is still all original. I'm definitely leaning on the Uforce over the Defender for so many reasons.
@EastCoastATV I have a 2023 cforce 800xc it has 3800km. It's been an awesome bike. I hadn't dun nothing but changed the oils. I have friends that have cfmotos to, and they have nothing bad to say about them either. I think what cfmoto is doing is awesome. After a couple more years, I'll get another cf.
Their Smart-Lok front differential is a true shift on the fly system. It's been out for several years now. They still have the Visco-Lok system too in other vehicles. I like the smart-lok but I agree it was long over due.
@@troywood7170 I can't comment on that aspect as I haven't owned a CF Moto product. I believe it's probably not bad given how large the dealer network has gotten.
I hear that CF Moto you force is a good machine over the years I've been using Can-Am defenders and they have been a 100% reliable and good to me I keep thinking about getting a CF Moto you force but I'm always nervous on trying a new brand
@petewilson8727 I completely understand. Switching from a brand that has been good to you can feel like a bit of a gamble. Good luck with your decision. If you end up buying a CFMOTO, put a message here to let us know how you like it.
Not too familiar with CF Moto you force but I do own a Can-Am defender in my first year of una Can-Am defender I have 212 hours and also 2600 miles it still runs like new I am purchasing a second machine I have thought about CF Moto I just don't know the reliability of those
I am not sold on cfmoto at all. I’ve had the opportunity to drive one a very short distance and it felt cheap compared to my defender. I truly believe that if you had them both side by side and went for a trail ride you would hear and feel the difference. However can am should be adding the stereo in all cab models for the price as well as an up to date touch screen.
@CJP63 I'm curious did you ride a new CFMOTO or was it an older one? I had a few friends that had a few CFMOTO Zforce 500 machines back in 2017, and they were garbage. Both of them had blown engines, suspension problems, and electrical issues. Luckily, just about everything was covered under warranty. They sold them, and one guy bought a Commander, and the other bought a Maverick. They still have them. Another friend of mine bought a ZForce 1000 in 2018, and it has been pretty much bulletproof. I have seen some of the newer CFMOTO machines from about 2021, and up seem to be pretty durable. Hopefully I'll get the chance to take one for a ride and see how they feel.
@ it was a 2022 with 2000 km on it. Having said that if you watch ostacruiser’s onion lake trips the guide has one and beats the living crap out of it.
So you drove an original Uforce 1000, I have one love it but it does not compare to CANAM, it was essentially their first kick the UTV big displacement machine. I think the U10 Pro is gonna kick the shit out of its competition but dealers in Canada and CFMoto Canada needs to start promoting their brand more.
It's pretty obvious you're from the US, maybe pay closer attention to video where he was pretty clear in saying "I'm in Canada so these are Canadian prices". BTW, that's north of wherever your from
Yes tech thing, essentially they will still sell in US but with no telematics adaptor, I thing its called the T box or something...oh and then everyone will go out and buy an addon module from some other Chinese company and totally circumvent the ban. Guess we are no longer to be adults and make our own informed decisions...
The UFORCE is considerably less expensive, but will it hold up? Leave a comment below. Would you buy the UFORCE?
My son In law and I went in together and bought a CF moto 800utv. we love it I have pulled our little aluminum boat and trailer down to the lake thru the bush trail. We have moved gravel brush and rocks. it works well. Love the fact it has signals and a horn. great little work horse, we are sold. All have a good product my friend has a defender, and it has its advantages too. We liked the price.
I am now looking at CF Moto. They have definably gotten noticed by myself in a future sale of a side by side.
If you end up buying one, I'd like to hear back from you at some point to see how you like it. Thanks for your message.
With a good dealer I would buy the CFMoto for sure over the CanAm. With taxes you’re talking close to $10k difference and the CFMoto is better equipped.
@garybrown9062 those are the horror stories you keep hearing. A small part breaks, can take a month for dealers in Canada to get it from cfmoto. That is what is lacking, inventory of parts vs other brands. They all breakdown, it comes to how quick you can get back on the trails.
They are both great machines. My friend has a u-force 1000 with full hard cab and heat. He kept up with a defender and Honda pioneer with no issue and he seems very pleased with the machine. He was going to buy a used defender but went with the brand new u-force . Price point , 5 year warranty and similar handling to the defender helped in his choice.
I just bought a defender limited. It's nice compared to my ranger. Better suspension. The rest can't compare cause very different machines, 570eps.ive been watching Cfmoto, fit quite a few y years now, and am impressed how far they've come in a short while,. Think Honda back in the eighties. Imho Polaris and Canam are and will lose market share to them. If this was on the market when I bought my Defender 3 months ago i'd have given it a hard look as yah, that eight k in savings is a lot of parts repairs. Nice comparisons cheers.
Great comparison of features and prices. I can't wait to see rhe new u10 in person. They did a great job. Also looking at rhe z10
@nbatvforum Personally, I think it's a very nicely styled vehicle, inside and out. Same with the Z10. I'm looking forward to seeing one in person, too.
Bang on review, not sold on the reliability/durability of the CF motos just yet but with that warranty and the nice extras it has for that price, its a value machine for sure!!!
Cfmoto will definitely hold up. I bought a 2021 800xc for the farm. Just mainly for work, I have done some hard playing here and there. The machine is definitely holding up. The machine is still all original.
I'm definitely leaning on the Uforce over the Defender for so many reasons.
Thanks for your post! I'm glad to hear your machine has been good to you.
I love my cfmoto. Its been nothing but.
Thanks for your post. What machine do you have, what year is it and how many miles/km does it have?
@EastCoastATV I have a 2023 cforce 800xc it has 3800km. It's been an awesome bike. I hadn't dun nothing but changed the oils. I have friends that have cfmotos to, and they have nothing bad to say about them either. I think what cfmoto is doing is awesome. After a couple more years, I'll get another cf.
@@mikemiller9346I'm glad to hear it has been a good machine for you. CF Moto will be considered one of the big brands in no time.
A 1” larger tire only gives you 0.5” in height btw
@TheLeblancGroup In my experience it depends on the tires you are comparing. Some are true to size and many are not.
Correct. Everyone believes going up 1inch in size raises it 1inch when it's half like you said. Gotta calculate the circumference.
Good comparison. Can't wait to get highland to usa.
Did you say shift on the fly locking diffs on can am? About time.
Their Smart-Lok front differential is a true shift on the fly system. It's been out for several years now. They still have the Visco-Lok system too in other vehicles. I like the smart-lok but I agree it was long over due.
How are the parts availability on the moto
@@troywood7170 I can't comment on that aspect as I haven't owned a CF Moto product. I believe it's probably not bad given how large the dealer network has gotten.
Has it come out in canada yet?
Yes, for sale now.
@EastCoastATV oh wow I'm in the USA and no one can tell me when. I guess I cant bring one over the border lol
I hear that CF Moto you force is a good machine over the years I've been using Can-Am defenders and they have been a 100% reliable and good to me I keep thinking about getting a CF Moto you force but I'm always nervous on trying a new brand
@petewilson8727 I completely understand. Switching from a brand that has been good to you can feel like a bit of a gamble. Good luck with your decision. If you end up buying a CFMOTO, put a message here to let us know how you like it.
Not too familiar with CF Moto you force but I do own a Can-Am defender in my first year of una Can-Am defender I have 212 hours and also 2600 miles it still runs like new I am purchasing a second machine I have thought about CF Moto I just don't know the reliability of those
How can u compare if uforce 10 hasn't even hit the American market?
Perhaps you should watch the video and find out.
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHERE THE 200 LBS WEIGHT DIFFERENCE IN THE MACHINE?? THAT 200 LBS IS SOME WHERE!!
The listed weight of the Honda is without a roof, windshields, doors, heater etc. That's probably most of the weight.
Nice video I have a Polaris XP 1000 and I'm not disappointed wish there was a way to send you pictures
A buddy of mine has one of those too. He loves it. It has suspension for days. I'm glad to hear you like yours. Thanks for posting!
I am not sold on cfmoto at all. I’ve had the opportunity to drive one a very short distance and it felt cheap compared to my defender. I truly believe that if you had them both side by side and went for a trail ride you would hear and feel the difference. However can am should be adding the stereo in all cab models for the price as well as an up to date touch screen.
@CJP63 I'm curious did you ride a new CFMOTO or was it an older one? I had a few friends that had a few CFMOTO Zforce 500 machines back in 2017, and they were garbage. Both of them had blown engines, suspension problems, and electrical issues. Luckily, just about everything was covered under warranty. They sold them, and one guy bought a Commander, and the other bought a Maverick. They still have them. Another friend of mine bought a ZForce 1000 in 2018, and it has been pretty much bulletproof. I have seen some of the newer CFMOTO machines from about 2021, and up seem to be pretty durable. Hopefully I'll get the chance to take one for a ride and see how they feel.
@ it was a 2022 with 2000 km on it. Having said that if you watch ostacruiser’s onion lake trips the guide has one and beats the living crap out of it.
Forget the stereo, built in GPS. So now I have to spend another grand just fit that. P.olaris and Canam better watch out.
So you drove an original Uforce 1000, I have one love it but it does not compare to CANAM, it was essentially their first kick the UTV big displacement machine. I think the U10 Pro is gonna kick the shit out of its competition but dealers in Canada and CFMoto Canada needs to start promoting their brand more.
I just sold 2 Defender limited under 30k
So I don’t know where 40k comes from
Just sold a Limited Max today for 33k
Are you in the US?
It's pretty obvious you're from the US, maybe pay closer attention to video where he was pretty clear in saying "I'm in Canada so these are Canadian prices". BTW, that's north of wherever your from
@@DariusS21
Opps sorry
You guys all “ take in the face “ up there ? Or is that rumors
Cant get those features in the usa😂
I noticed that when I checked their website. Weird. I'm sure it's just a matter of time before they'll be there too.
Can am every time
CF Moto is banned from US sales starting in 2027. Do not buy one.
I believe only models that are capable of tracking and storing data will be banned.
It's a technology thing, not a machine thing. If that makes any sense.
Yes tech thing, essentially they will still sell in US but with no telematics adaptor, I thing its called the T box or something...oh and then everyone will go out and buy an addon module from some other Chinese company and totally circumvent the ban. Guess we are no longer to be adults and make our own informed decisions...