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CFMOTO Expands Adventure Lineup with Off-Road-Focused 800MT-X

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Photo of the 2025 CFMOTO 800MT-X
The 800MT-X builds upon the proven success of the 800MT platform with a sharper focus on off-road performance.

New Mid-Capacity Adventure Bike Set to Arrive in Australia in February 2025

CFMOTO is set to shake up the mid-capacity adventure motorcycle market with the upcoming release of the 800MT-X, an off-road-focused variant of its popular 800MT lineup.

Scheduled to arrive in Australian dealerships in late February 2025, the 800MT-X will launch with an introductory Ride Away price of $14,990 before increasing to $15,990 from July 1, 2025.

Built for the Dirt

Positioned between the Touring and Explore models, the 800MT-X is designed for riders who want a more capable off-road machine without sacrificing long-distance touring comfort. The bike features a lightweight chromoly steel frame, increased ground clearance (240mm), and a 21-inch/18-inch spoked wheel combination, making it well-suited to rugged terrain.

Suspension has also been upgraded, with fully adjustable 48mm USD forks and a rear monoshock, both offering 230mm of travel. The bike retains its KTM-derived 799cc parallel-twin engine, producing 95hp (70kW) and 87Nm of torque, but with refinements for improved off-road performance.

Photo of the 2025 CFMOTO 800MT-X
The 800MT-X redefines what’s possible in the mid-capacity adventure segment.

Tech-Loaded Adventure Machine

The 800MT-X doesn’t compromise on technology, featuring:

• Bosch 6-axis IMU with switchable cornering ABS and traction control

• Cruise control, a bi-directional quick shifter, and a slipper clutch

• A 7-inch vertically oriented TFT display with smartphone connectivity

• 22.5L fuel tank with an optional 8L auxiliary tank for extended range

Photo of the 2025 CFMOTO 800MT-X
The 800MT-X represents a key step forward in CFMOTO’s adventure lineup, providing riders with greater versatility and confidence to explore new horizons.

Australian Pricing & Availability

The 800MT-X will be available in Zephyr Blue and Nebula Black, backed by CFMOTO’s 3-year warranty. As part of a limited-time launch offer, buyers who purchase before March 31, 2025, will receive a complimentary ‘MT’ adventure helmet, valued at $299.

CFMOTO says the 800MT-X embodies its “Leave No Place unXplored” ethos, targeting riders who push the limits of adventure motorcycling.

For more details or to find a local dealer, visit www.cfmoto.com.au.

Photo of the 2025 CFMOTO 800MT-X

SPECIFICATIONS

ENGINE

Engine Type: Liquid-cooled, four-stroke, parallel twin, DOHC, 285° crankshaft

Capacity: 799cc

Bore & Stroke: 88mm x 65.7mm

Compression Ratio: 12.7:1

Fuel System: EFI / Ride-by-wire

Maximum Power Output: 70kW / 8,500rpm

Maximum Torque Output: 87Nm / 6,750rpm

Transmission: 6-speed with Power Assisted Slipper Clutch

CHASSIS

Front Suspension: YU’AN Ø48mm inverted fork, fully adjustable, 230mm travel

Rear Suspension: YU’AN single rear shock, fully adjustable, 230mm travel

Brakes:

• Front: J.Juan 4-piston radial calipers, dual Ø320mm floating discs

• Rear: J.Juan twin-piston caliper, single Ø260mm disc

Antilock Brake System (ABS): BOSCH Cornering ABS

Front Tyre: 90/90 R21, CST AMBRO A4

Rear Tyre: 150/70 R18, CST AMBRO A4

Length x Width x Height: 2,288mm x 945mm x 1,426mm

Wheelbase: 1,530mm

Seat Height: 870mm

Fuel Capacity: 22.5L

Weight: 200kg Dry / 220kg Curb

OTHER

Available Colours: Zephyr Blue or Nebula Black

MSRP (Ride Away): $14,990 Ride Away (Introductory Pricing until 30/06/25)

Photo of the 2025 CFMOTO 800MT-X Helmet
Exclusive Launch Offer
To celebrate the arrival of the 800MT-X, CFMOTO Australia is offering an exclusive launch promotion. Customers who purchase a new 800MT-X before March 31, 2025, will receive a complimentary CFMOTO ‘MT’ branded adventure helmet, valued at $299, with their new motorcycle delivery in conjunction with the special introductory pricing offer.

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