CFMoto 675 NK Inline-Triple Street Bike Spied in China

CFMoto, the Chinese motorcycle manufacturer, has been spotted testing its latest naked street bike, the 675 NK, in China. The bike is expected to be a stripped-down version of the recently unveiled 675 SR-R supersport bike.

The CFMoto 675 NK will retain the same 675cc inline-triple engine as the SR-R, producing 94 bhp. The spy shots of the CFMoto 675 NK reveal a naked street bike with a minimalist design, featuring an exposed engine, a tubular handlebar, and a sleek fuel tank. The change in the handlebar compared to the CFMoto SR-R will result in altered seating ergonomics.

The bike is equipped with an upside-down fork, an aluminium swingarm, and aerodynamic cladding for the front disc brakes. The main difference between the NK and SR-R is the absence of fairing on the NK, giving it a more aggressive and minimalist appearance. This design exposes the inline-triple engine and chassis, showcasing the bike's performance-oriented features. Additionally, the spy shots suggest that the bike will feature a modern instrument cluster, likely a colour screen with Bluetooth connectivity, and a sleek tail section with an LED taillight.

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CFMoto has not officially confirmed the launch date or price of the 675 NK, but it is expected to enter the Chinese market around early 2025. Additionally, speculation is that the bike may be launched in Europe and Germany later. As for India, there is uncertainty regarding the bike's introduction, given its premium pricing and the relatively weak reception of the CFMoto brand in the country so far.

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Speculation suggests that the CFMoto 675 NK will be priced competitively at around £8,000, positioning it as a strong contender in the naked bike segment. Its closest rival is expected to be the Triumph Trident 660, which boasts a similar power output and price point. Notably, the CFMoto 675 NK's inline triple engine appears inspired by the specs of Triumph's original Daytona.