CFMOTO have released the 300SR PrüstelGP Moto3 Edition, to celebrate their 2022 MOTO3 machine, for $6,490 ride away... Press Release: CFMOTO Australia
In recognition of completing their debut Moto3 World Championship season, CFMOTO has released a special iteration of its first fully faired sportsbike, the inimitable 300SR adorning the official PrüstelGP Moto3 team Tosca green, pink and blue livery.
CFMOTO has released a special iteration of its first fully faired sportsbike, the inimitable 300SR adorning the official PrüstelGP Moto3 team Tosca green, pink and blue livery.
PrüstelGP Moto3 Edition CFMOTO 300SR Key Features
- 292.4cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, DOHC engine
- 21.4kW maximum power at 8,750rpm
- 25.3Nm maximum torque output at 7,250rpm
- Two riding modes: SPORT & RAIN
- 5-inch full-colour TFT display
- LED lighting
- T-Box equipped with smartphone connectivity
- AUS Availability: Available Now
- RRP: $6,490 Ride Away*
Check out our review of the 300SR here…
The 300SR is the first fully-faired sportsbike by the Chinese manufacturer and CFMOTO say the bike offers consumers track inspired sports styling, combined with excellent handling and performance. Powered by a quick revving 292.4cc DOHC single-cylinder engine producing a claimed 21.4kW@8750rpm and 25.5Nm@7250rpm, CFMOTO say the 300SR is all about making your daily commute more fun.
The engine is fitted with a balance shaft to smoothen vibration and a slipper clutch for reduced back torque when downshifting for increased confidence and comfort.
Stopping power is provided by a J.Juan opposed four-piston caliper mated to a 292mm disc up front with a single-piston caliper and 220mm disc for the rear, ensuring superior braking performance with positive engagement and stable braking force. An intelligent Continental ABS package reduces the possibility of locking up the wheels during hard/emergency braking situations.
A lightweight, integrated frame design contributes to nimble and confidence-inspiring handling performance. The 37mm USD fork and single centred rear shock provide an aggressive sports ride with agile handling.
One of CFMOTO’s SR (Sports Racing) most distinctive features is the stunning twin-LED headlamps which also serve as DRLs for better visibility while on the road. The innovative T-box system has a built-in 4G module and 6D sensor, which can check vehicle status, positioning, and mileage, all in real-time, through the CFMOTO RIDE smartphone application.
The 300SR PrüstelGP Moto3 Edition is available now for a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price of $6,490 Ride Away and is backed by CFMOTO’s 3-year warranty.
The 300SR PrüstelGP Moto3 Edition is available now for a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price of $6,490 Rideaway and is backed by CFMOTO’s 3-year warranty. For further information on the 300SR PrüstelGP Moto3 Edition or CFMOTO’s 3-Year Extended Warranty program, please get in touch with your CFMOTO Motorcycle Dealer.
2023 CFMOTO 300SR Specifications
Price: $6,490 Rideaway for the PrüstelGP Moto3 Edition
Colours: Orange or PrüstelGP Moto3 Edition
Claimed Power: 21.4kW[28.7hp]@8750rpm
Claimed Torque: 25.3Nm[18.7lbs-ft]@7250rpm
Wet Weight: 165kg
Fuel capacity: 12L
Engine: 292cc (78 x 61.2 bore/stroke) DOHC four-stroke single-cylinder with balancer shaft, liquid-cooled, four-valve, 11.1:1 compression ratio, Bosch EFI
Gearbox: Six-speed constant mesh, chain final drive
Clutch: Wet clutch, cable actuation
Chassis: Tubular steel trellis frame, cast alloy swingarm
Rake: N/A
Trail: N/A
Suspension: 37mm USD forks, non adjustable, monoshock rear suspension with preload adjustment
Brakes: Single 292mm rotor (f), J.Juan four-piston caliper with conventional master-cylinder, 220mm rotor (r), twin-piston caliper and Continental ABS
Wheels & Tyres: Cast alloy, 3.5 x 17in (f), 4.0 x 17in (r), CST radial tyres 110/70 – 17 (f), 140/60 – 17 (r).
Dimensions:
Wheelbase: 1360mm
Seat height: 780mm
Ground clearance: 135mm
Overall width: 750mm
Overall Length: 2010mm
Overall height: 1080mm
Instruments: TFT multifunction display.
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