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Chinese company CFMoto appears set to enter the large capacity motorcycle market with the unveiling of its V.02-NK concept bike. The bike is not powered by a Chinese engine, but a KTM RC8 V-twin, possibly the 1301cc capacity RC8 from the 1290 Super Duke R with 131kW of power. Like most CFMoto models of late, …
CFMoto Australia has introduced its new 150NK at just $3090, but is further sweetening the deal with $300 worth of free extras. That compares with the Yamaha YZF-R15 at $4299, Honda CB125E at $2099 and Kymco CK125 at $2095, while most other commuters in our market are 250cc and above. To add more value, CFMoto is offering …
It’s not exactly an extreme makeover, but the KTM Duke range is apparently getting some plastic surgery for 2016. Spy photos of a couple of 390 Dukes published online by Motorcycle News show a bike that looks almost identical to the current model except for a smaller rear guard and more rounded and compact tank. …
Roland Sands has done it again. The brilliant LA motorcycle custom designer has been hard at work the last year. BMW last year chose Roland Sands designs to dig it out of a hole when their designers ran out of inspiration for their 90th anniversary bike based on the 40-year-old R 90 S. The result …
Chinese manufacturer CFMoto could become the kings of the learner bike market in Australia with nine bikes and one scooter. Currently they have two 150cc bikes, a 250cc scooter and scooter/cruiser, and two bikes powered by a restricted 650cc parallel twin engine. In the next year they are expected to include another 250cc bike and …