2020 CFMOTO CFORCE 600 Touring

I bought this machine new. Didn't want to shift out of park, reverse, or any other gear for that matter.

Will not engage in low, only grinds to get in gear.

Cheap - Chinese - Crap

Spend your money elsewhere

Had my 2021 600 touring for a few months now and I just love this thing. It handles mud and rough trails like a champ. Can't wait to do some mods and make it even better!

had to add it is 2021 model .so far got 11 hr and 80 mi on it and like it better than the honda forman 2012 and honda 500 sxs side by side 2020 that i have. great lights and power.more stock acc. come with it.much better display and can even be dimmed or made brighter.and has bluetooth for phone.comes ... with horn and backup lights.the best two up seat made bar none. best looking tail lights on any ATV. if any thing ever does go wrong after the factory warrity the 2,500 to 3,500 i saved up front sould help. so far it looks much better and runs better and very happy i bought it

What you get for the price can not be compared to other brands. Fully loaded with all the features it(TM)s several thousand less. The ride is amazing. I am a former Polaris owner. The CFMOTO ride is great and the power steering works fantastic. The head lights are the brightest I have seen. Seat ... is also extremely nice. Fuel tank is a little small and it lacks storage. But it(TM)s hard to find any other negatives.

I had been researching ATVs until I was blue in the face! Watched multiple YouTube videos and read reviews online. Real Talk Powersports on YouTube does videos specifically focused on CFMOTO and it convinced me to give the brand a try. This is my 1st ATV and I am very pleased with all of the stock ... features. 200 miles in and I have no regrets. The ONLY thing I am waiting for is more available after market accessories, but since this came pretty loaded from the factory, it's all good. Plenty of power and my wife is extremely comfortable on the back. Factory paint is awesome and the power steering as a standard feature is a game changer. Looking for a standard 600 for my father in-law now!

Purchased it knowing the network of dealers was growing as well as the company itself making huge strides in quality. Did I buy too soon or at the right time? I am leaning towards the right time! I also own a Polaris sportsman 570 touring, so I have a direct comparison. The initial ride was a ... little buzzy, but after the initial service it was smoother. Perhaps the mechanic adjusted the clutches and tightened up some bolts. Ride is a bit stiffer than the Polaris, but fine. Power steering is awesome and makes it wheeler of choice for whomever gets first pick between the two. My butt Dyno tells me the Polaris has a bit more, but the Cforce has plenty to spare! All the extras CFMOTO gives that Polaris makes you pay for made my decision to try it and I am happy I did. Bare bone Polaris sportsman 570 touring $7700. Stock (or should I say loaded) CFMOTO Cforce 600 touring $6599! We trail ride and hit a few mud holes along the trail. CFMOTO does it all for less cash out of your pocket. 2 downsides I will mention, 1. Smaller fuel capacity 4 gallons. A touring model should be 100miles min. between fill ups. Polaris has close to 6 gallon tank. 2. Hard to find accessories. Not alot of storage on it and unlike Polaris & Can Am, there is no CFMOTO rear storage box specifically fitting for behind the stock rear seat. Pros outweigh the cons by a landslide! Great Bike!

Purchased the CFMoto 600 touring model 3 months ago. I did as much research as possible before purchasing this model and most of the previous model reviews were spot on. The CFMoto machines are very well equipped for what you would call their base models. Automatic, winch, LED lights, horn and 3rd ... seat all are "standard". The machine has plenty of power and has a very nice ride. The lighting system is the best I've seen, twice as good as my Kawasaki Brute force model. The added USB and cigarette lighter plug are both nice add-ons. The only negative I have witnessed and it was previously reviewed by other owners is the difficulty of shifting on inclines from high to neutral or reverse.. Haven't quite figured out the reason that causes this but it can be a pain at times. The 3rd seat is loved by my wife and grandkids, very comfortable and to me upgraded in the 2020 model. The added options of gun/bow rack and other accessories have been quite difficult to find. They have designed what appears to be a great system of hookup points (looks to be locking inserts) on the front and rear racks but I have yet to find any accessories specifically made for the inserts! My dealer isn't well versed in the system yet either as they just stated selling them. Overall for the price I think it is an excellent machine. Though I only have 8 hrs on the machine I am very happy with the purchase so far and saved a few thousand dollars vs the "well known" brands...