2022 CF Moto 300SS!!! Is China actually making decent motorcycles?

Behold the 300SS. Raw fun polished to a high sheen. The meticulous combination of a smooth, free-revving engine, sport-tuned suspension, and superb braking characteristics make it a fast and reliable option for both the track and daily riding. The same qualities that make it a leader in the entry-level racing market make you the leader out here. As far as entry-level sportbikes go, CFMoto’s 300SS is a powerhouse of value and performance. With a range of features and attractive styling, the 300SS is a worthy competitor in the US market. This entry-level 300SS sportbike is nothing short of impressive, especially when considering the low price tag, peppy 292cc single-cylinder DOHC engine, standard TFT display, and stout build quality. Time will tell if the company has what it takes to change the market’s perception of Chinese motorcycles, but bikes like the 300SS have certainly started a shift in opinion. The 300SS is equipped with a 292cc DOHC single-cylinder engine with a Bosch EFI handling fuel management. All 29 hp and 18.7 lb.-ft. of torque are routed through a six-speed transmission with a slipper clutch, piloting the bike to a moderate top speed of 87 mph.
While not blisteringly fast, the bike has plenty of pep for cruising around town and having some fun on backroads; gearing is also effective for any riding style, making the 300SS a versatile and enjoyable entry-level machine.
In terms of displacement, the 300SS is closer to the Honda CBR300R and Suzuki GSX250R, which take a more modest approach compared to the larger-displacement Kawasaki Ninja 400 and even KTM’s RC 390. This bike like all our bikes will be fully serviced, inspected and detailed at the time you take delivery. See this and other great deals at www.cyclehunters.com
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[@user-ge7dn3bw8m]

no i bought a23 300 ss last november and low beam s dont work after 1500 miles . They have not returned my phone calls and not paying my dealer $150 diagnostic fee and who knows what other charges so guess i will need replace the whole headlamp assembly as its all LED but waiting to hear from cf moto. Even so once its out of warranty are these low beams going to hold up? if they couldnt even work after 1500 miles. To do it again i would def buy a kawasaki, yamaha or suzuki for my first bike feel like the price was not worth it in the long run

[@GOW3epic]

I think I saw one of those on Amazon.

[@CycleHunters]

I never had. A bunch of other Chinese stuff yea. They have a dealer network now. AND they are competing in the Moto3 category in the MotoGP series. It's more on the level with what we see from the Japanese. This company is making actual progress , and I'm always excited about a new sportsbike. Hope they build what they've been teasing.

[@GOW3epic]

@@CycleHunters I only thought the made quads and pit bikes. I road one a long time ago. It was ok.

[@CycleHunters]

@@GOW3epic they still do make them. They've since expanded quite a bit as of the last 3 years.

[@joseclaudio1670]

Not the Cfmoto....these have premium parts