CFMOTO 300SR
P196,900
1 Variant & Specifications
The CFMOTO 300SR, a sportbike that gives you a lot of bang for your buck.
The CFMOTO 300SR, a sportbike that gives you a lot of bang for your buck. Equipped with a 292 cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, it won't break the bank at P165,000, but it will give you a lot of excitement when you're on the saddle. We review CFMOTO's contender that competes with other models that are simlar in price, but with half the displacement. Watch our review of the CFMOTO 300SR on this episode of Beyond the Ride.
P196,900
1 Variant & Specifications
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