The CFMOTO Cforce could be considered a controversial machine. While many people love them and all the features you can get for the price, others consider them a "no name" knock-off where you shouldn't waste your money.
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After having the CFMOTO Cforce for a while and getting some good time on the trail with it. I have to start off by saying, I'm pretty impressed. Before we get too much info that though, let's talk about a few things that are just off about the CFMOTO Cforce.
The first thing worth mentioning is that the Cforce as very little storage. Now I get it, it's an ATV not a side by side but when it comes to ATV storage, this machine is definitely on the small end. The second thing worth a mention is the shifting and braking. Getting the Cforce in and out of gear requires that the footbrake be pressed down extremely hard...you almost have to specifically focus on it. The other braking issue is the fact that CFMOTO put the front brake on the same side as the throttle. I have no idea WHY CFMOTO would do this, but it's terrible! Now, after a few rides, we did find ourselves getting used to it, but it's still an issue.
Water! Another issue we found with the Cforce is condensation and water getting into the headlights (which by the way, were never submerged in deep water). Now, this would not be such a huge deal, except that we also had condensation issues with the dash on the Uforce. This makes the issue extra concerning since it makes me wonder what type of water issues CFMOTO's will have over time.
Alright, so let's discuss some of the things that make this machine awesome. First off, I need to say this machine is wayyyy more comfortable than I thought it would be. Now, I did not expect it to be uncomfortable, but I also did not expect it to be as comfortable as it actually is. Seriously, before deciding to buy a different 2-Up, you should consider at least giving this a test run. Speaking of 2-Up, the comfort carries over to the second passenger on this machine as well. There is plenty of space for two people to ride comfortably and relaxed while running the trails.
One of CFMOTO's big claims is that they offer premium features at a basic price...which well, seems pretty true. These machines come with nice aluminum bumpers, a winch, and one of my favorite features (that can cost you ton's of money to add!) a locking differential. I absolutely love the fact that this comes with a locking dif! Finally, let me just touch on that "basic price". These machines cannot currently be beaten by any of the "big guys". Even before you start adding things like a winch and locking dif, the CFMOTO Cforce is just simply less expensive than its competitors.
So that leaves us with one big question. Are you willing to go with a less common brand for a smaller price tag? Let me know in the comments below!
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