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Australia's BikeReview put the new CFMOTO 750SR-S through its paces at Sydney Motorsport Park. The 749cc inline-four makes a claimed 110hp at 213kg, with Brembo brakes and a single-sided swingarm. The tester reached 210km/h on track, and the bike rides away for under AU$13,000.
Checking the spec sheet, a 749cc inline-four making 110hp at 213kg is a balance that gets my pulse up. Single-sided swingarm, Brembo brakes, KYB suspension at this price — compared with the outgoing model, it's rewriting what the mid-tier class is supposed to look like. Honestly this price feels almost unfair.
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210km/h top speed is honestly a bit lower than I expected.
CFMOTO has really come this far — feels like a different brand from a few years back.
For that money I'd still trust a used Yamaha or Suzuki more.
Still, 110hp at 213kg is a genuinely strong power-to-weight number.
Single-sided swingarm and Brembo brakes under $13K, that's insane, love it.
Leaning it over that far on mountain roads sounds a bit scary for a beginner though.
