CFORCE 400

NUMBERS GAME

CFMOTO has left no stone unturned, and the results are compelling:

• Stronger than ever with a 612kg towing capacity;
• 25 per cent tighter turning radius, now down to 5.6 metres one-up;
• 50 per cent more front and rear rack loading capacity;
• 30 per cent stronger and 10 per cent lighter frame;
• 26 per cent more suspension travel;
• 21 per cent more fuel capacity;
• 25 per cent less leg area temperature; and
• Reduced vibration through handlebar, footrests and seat.

*Overseas model shown.

WORK ASSETS

The CFORCE 400's work-ready attitude starts with the 31hp, 400cc, fuel-injected, four-stroke single-cylinder engine - perfect for the farm - with 2WD/4WD and a locking front differential. Other at-a-glance features: Hunter Green livery, 12-inch steel wheels, halogen headlights, 3.5-inch LCD dash, steel racks and 24-inch tyres.

*Overseas model shown.

TRAVEL PERKS

More ground clearance (up to 254mm) and a 26 percent increase in suspension travel - now 190mm at the front and 225mm at the rear. New six-ply all-terrain tyres are grippier and sturdier. And if water crossings are your go, the air intake has also been positioned 120mm higher to reduce the fear factor!

COMFORT ZONE

Comfy while you do work! Ergonomic updates include a more rider-friendly handlebar position, a narrower fuel tank for more leg space - but with fuel capacity still increased to 17 litres! - and 40 percent thicker seat foam to cushion your tush.

EASY PEASY

Let's face it: maintenance isn't something that creates mega anticipation. CFMOTO knows that, which is why it's now easier than ever to access vitals such as the fuse box, coolant, brake fluid, and air filter. The CVT assembly cover is all one piece, too, only requiring removal for belt replacement.

TILT ANGLE

To comply with stage two requirements of the Consumer Goods Quad Bike Safety Standard all CFMOTO quad bikes have been tilt angle tested. The minimum standard to pass the lateral stability tilt angle test is 28.81 degrees. The CFORCE 400 (MY23) exceeds the minimum lateral stability tilt angle test with a result of 31.2 degrees.