Score A Luggage Kit With Your New CFMOTO 800MT Sport Or 800MT Touring!
Until February 28, 2023, customers who purchase either a CFMOTO 800MT Sport or 800MT Touring will also be eligible to receive a free CFMOTO Genuine Accessory three-piece aluminium luggage kit, valued over $2,150. Check out this awesome deal that’ll save you some cash and improve your adventures!
Until February 28, 2023, customers who purchase either a CFMOTO 800MT Sport or 800MT Touring will also be eligible to receive a free CFMOTO Genuine Accessory three-piece aluminium luggage kit.
Designed specifically to fit the factory-fitted pannier mounts, the aluminium hard luggage kit offers 99 litres of capacious storage. Each case is waterproof, dustproof, and scratchproof (internally lined) and features high-strength reinforced corners designed to withstand the shocks and stresses encountered when off the beaten track.
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Launched in 2022, the feature-packed 800MT has quickly established itself as a strong contender in the Australian adventure touring market, enjoying phenomenal sales thanks to its value-for-money. Equipped with standard features that go above and beyond, like an electronic throttle, multiple riding modes, a slipper clutch, a seven-inch TFT screen with Bluetooth connectivity, cruise control, crash bars, fog lights and an adjustable screen, wrapped in a razor-sharp package.
Designed specifically to fit the factory-fitted pannier mounts, the aluminium hard luggage kit offers 99 litres of storage.
The 800MT Sport is available in a Nebular Black colour scheme for a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price of $12,990 Ride Away. The 800MT Touring is available in Athens Blue with stunning gold-anodized wire-spoked wheels for a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price of $14,490 Ride Away.
Both models are supported by a national dealer network and are backed by CFMOTO’s 3-year factory warranty program. Interested customers are encouraged to visit www.cfmoto.com.au or contact their local CFMOTO dealer.
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