[shanman]

I am currently looking at a CFMOTO Uforce 800.  I want it to push snow (1/2 mile long dirt driveway with hills) and some for recreation.  As I research, I continue to encounter general bias from local repair shops and ATV users concerning the fact that it is Chinese manufactured and parts are nearly impossible to obtain if something breaks.  I am certainly concerned about reliability, especially during the winter months.  However, I also know that there is simply bias because of the country of origin.  Can anyone provide their experience as far as problems with repairs and getting parts.  Thanks

[NMKawierider]

I...and most owners have never had any problem getting parts. CFMoto is a global company providing product and parts to all countries around the world. If is true however that the pandemic...and recent stresses on our relationship with China has altered things a little. But not that much. With the good understanding of the machine and good maintenance practices, these are decently reliable. Never be a Yamaha, Honda or Kawasaki though. 

[Pnw zforce rider]

So far so good, haven't had issues getting parts thru dealer. Now I have to admit that aftermarket accessories are harder to find, but I think that will chance some in coming year as more of these are out there. I was skeptical when I bought mine, but for me it was the right decision, sense I can work on my own and also do some fabricating, and so far it geos where I want it too, and have no problem keeping up with other brands.

[Sockman]

I've purchased parts from the dealer, and from CFmotopartsusa.com.  Haven't had a problem getting from either.  Now, the latter does not have every part for every machine, but they've had what I was looking for, shipped quickly and reasonably priced.  Then there's alpha-sports as well.  There are not a lot of online places to get parts, but I've found what I needed.