CFMOTO 450MT on std. tyres in the wet around Walhalla
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- My first Video riding my CFMOTO 450MT on some slippery tracks and some not so slippery tracks though and around the historic Gold mine town of Walhalla in Victoria, Australia.
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It's so unfair that this video is not getting the attention it deserves. There are hundreds of reviews, analysis, comments... none of them give the people de chance to take a tour on different track conditions in an extended driver's POV. I'm glad to see that stock tires perform decent and gives confidence in almost every situation. Thanks for your video mate. Greetings from Chile!
Thank you for the comment, the bike handles well with these tyres on road and on hard packed gravel but when in the mud is a different story. I've put 2 of these videos up one with some text explaining places which I think is this one and the other is the same without.
Glad you enjoyed it all the way from Aus.🛵💨
This is the kind of road that I'll encounter, and I hope to buy the CFMoto 450MT to assist me. Speed is not manditory, but getting to my destination safely is, and I'm not a good rider on roads like this.
@@sportmuaythaiv1045 they're a great bike for commuting, Highway and off road. I'm sure you won't be disappointed. Good luck with your purchase and thanks for watching.
I ride in the Strzelecki's south of the highway... Should have got some footage from the lookout.... It's a bit of a walk down and back..... My CFMoto 450MT is on order for end of August... When more of the accessories and spares land in the country... It's been bloody wet over the last 7 days here in Gippsland...
@@juxtarepublic6106 awesome, have to catch up for a ride. It has been super wet around here. Keep in touch👍
@@MicksMotoAdv Will do...
the bike seems to do really well off-road how does it hold up on longer road trips on highways? One of my concerns with it only being a 450
@@mwitt41 I haven't done any really long km trips on the road maybe 200km of sealed between dirt. It is smooth being a twin and very easy to flick from one corner to the next on bitumen on the std tyres. It does sit on roughly 6000rpm at 100km/h but it doesn't vibrate at all and feels like it could do it all day. I've just put some 80/20 tyres on it from Mitas more dirt orientated as that's what I'm setting this bike up for. I have the 800mt as well which I use as more of an adventure tourer. Cheers
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