CFMoto continues to grow and invest in increasingly advanced, technological and groundbreaking models. One example is the new and radical three-cylinder naked bike from CFMoto that has been seen around China in recent weeks and that our colleagues at Dongchedi.com have had the opportunity to photograph.
While we look at the new three-cylinder naked bike from CFMoto we can’t help but think about the bike with which it shares, at least, the engine concept and displacement. The long-awaited CFMoto 675 SR-R sports bike is about to arrive and although it was expected that it could appear in the Chinese market during this month of August, we still have no news of this having happened there.
However, what does seem clear is that the sportier version will be accompanied by a naked bike that could be called CFMoto 675 NK if we follow the logic shown by the Chinese manufacturer when naming its models.
CFMoto’s three-cylinder naked bike shares a lot with its sporty sister
With the little we can glean from the photographs and rumours coming to us from the Asian giant, we can say that the CFMoto three-cylinder naked bike will have a lot in common with the sports bike, at least as far as the engine is concerned. So we would be expecting a bike with an engine capable of delivering around 95 HP and which, therefore, could be available to limit for the A2.
Another aspect that we can intuit is that the chassis would be the same, so we can venture to say that sharing so much with its sports sister, the new CFMoto three-cylinder naked could reach the markets without much delay.
Obviously, its final aesthetics have yet to be confirmed, which are partly camouflaged and also feature the mudguard of the current CFMoto 800 NK, which raises the question of whether it will continue with that nod or whether it is just a temporary solution on the test bike.
What is expected is that the bike will have all the standard equipment that will allow it to enter the market with force: traction control, quick shift, LED lights, screen with connectivity as well as, logically, the obligatory ABS braking system. As for the price, we will have to wait and see when it will arrive.
