CFMoto expands Aus dealer network
In anticipation of increased demand for their range, led by next year’s arrival of the 700CL-X family, CFMoto have added three new dealerships to their nationwide network.
“CFMoto is on the cusp of rapid expansion with an unprecedented barrage of all-new models, particularly in the road motorcycle segment,” said CFMoto Australia director Michael Poynton.
“The addition of three major retailers in key locations to CFMoto’s already robust and ever-growing network across Australia will help provide the necessary sales and service support required for a brand as fast growing as CFMoto.”
Moto Adelaide in South Australia, Carr Brothers Motorcycles in Wollongong, NSW, and Ultimate Motorbikes in Ipswich, Queensland, have all signed on to the CFMoto network, which numbers more than 80 ATV/UTV and motorcycle dealers nationwide.
Moto Adelaide is one of the largest metropolitan motorcycle dealers in South Australia with more than 25 years in the business. Specialising in sales, service and genuine spare parts, the multi-brand dealer is located at 1075 Main South Road, Melrose Park – 10 minutes from the Adelaide CBD.
Carr Brothers Motorcycles has more than 100 years’ combined experience at a national and international level of road and dirt racing. Servicing and repairing all models of motorcycles, quads and scooters, the multi-brand dealer is located at Unit 1, 60-64 Princes Highway, in Wollongong’s western suburb of Yallah.
Ultimate Motorbikes is a TeamMoto-owned business and a cornerstone of Queensland’s motorcycle retail industry with 12 key locations spread across the Gold Coast, Springwood and Ipswich in Brisbane. CFMOTO will be represented at the West Ipswich showroom at 359 Brisbane Street, West Ipswich.
While CFMoto’s two-wheel lineup currently consists of seven LAMS models, that’s set to change in 2021 with the arrival of the 700CL-X range. CFMoto’s first “full-powered” (ie. Non-LAMS) motorcycle for the Australian market, the 700CL-X features an all-new 693cc parallel-twin engine that produces 55kW (73hp) at 8500rpm and 68Nm at 7000rpm.
Three 700CL-X variants will be offered, all of which use a common engine, gearbox, frame, lighting, instruments and selected other cycle parts, with differences coming in areas like wheels, plastics, seats, handlebars and accessories, as well as graphics and paint finishes.
The 700CL-X will launch with the 700CL-X Classic, a naked bike that’s due for local release in early 2021, followed by the 700CL-X Adventure and 700CL-X Sport, which are due in approximately in April.
