[Ilya707]

Hello everyone! I'm new to CfMoto and consider purchasing cforce 800 touring 2025. Have some experience with atvs, owned Suzuki Kingquad 750, brp 650 before. What's your advice on this? How reliable is this machine? How smooth does it ride? Have anybody out here tried it out?

[John]

Just traded my 2023 Cforce 1000 for a 2025 800 touring so far so except for couldn't get a mounting bracket for my click and go 2 snow plow

[Mogleybear]

I have a 2019 800XC and have so far found it to be reliable.  I have a little over 2,000 miles on it with no major issues (other than self imposed need to replace plastics). I have owned a Kawasaki Prairie 650 and a Polaris 450. The ride is considerably better than the Kawasaki but not as good as the Polaris. I find it comfortable to ride. It is much wider than either of my previous machines to sit on. The accessories that I have on the machine, rear box and front rack / basket, I have had to modify to fit the machine. Now accessories are readily available (until the full effect of tariffs are felt) for the CF Moto, but still no where near the amount of accessories for the more popular brands. I will say that I am a lot easier on the CF Moto than I was on the Polaris or Kawasaki, which has more to do with age than anything else. Good luck with your decision.

[Calaitan]

Just traded my 2023 Cforce 1000 for a 2025 800 touring so far so except for couldn't get a mounting bracket for my click and go 2 snow plow

hola, hice el mismo cambio de un CForce 1000 año 2022 a un Cforce 850 Touring 2025, aun no lo he probado, que diferencias notaste?

[Ulfthednar]

I own two 800XCs (the predecessor).
ones a 22 and the other is a 23.
Despite a few issues I have 3000 miles on one and 2700 miles on the other.
I have never had to walk home.
I use them for work around the house including skidding relatively small logs 12-18 inch butts and up to 30' in length and my yard consists of what many people would consider a recreational hill climb.
There are spots in my backyard that hit a true 45 degree angle and the machines handle it readily.
I do regular maintenance (maybe a bit OCD) because I rely on these machines to bring me home from the woods year round and I run tracks on them as well in deep snow.