What is the fuel consumption of the 650NKABS?
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The comprehensive fuel consumption of the 650NKABS is around 6L per 100 kilometers. Appearance: The vehicle's graphic design adopts a new color scheme, making it more sporty compared to the older models. The body details feature sharper lines, enhancing the three-dimensional effect. The instrument panel has also been upgraded to a 5-inch TFT full-color display, offering richer functionality and information display. It includes two different dashboard driving styles and can automatically adjust screen brightness based on external light sources. Power: The powertrain is equipped with the latest slipper clutch, ensuring very smooth gear shifting and acceleration, and making the clutch lever operation easier. Additionally, the tires have been significantly upgraded, using imported Pirelli Angel ST tires, which provide excellent grip performance. Body: In terms of body design, this model has undergone excellent modifications. The seat height has been reduced to 780mm, and the rear shock absorber (KYB) now features an adjustable function, allowing for a 20mm fluctuation range. Even riders with a height of 165cm can easily touch the ground with both feet. Compared to the previous seat height of 815mm, the new version of the CFMOTO 650NK caters to a wider audience.
Last time I rode the CFMOTO 650NK ABS on mountain roads, I measured the fuel consumption. With a 650cc displacement, it typically consumes 6-7 liters in stop-and-go city traffic. On national highways at a steady 70km/h, it can drop to around 5.5 liters. Actually, a twin-cylinder engine of this displacement isn’t a gas guzzler—it largely depends on throttle control. Some riders with aggressive driving habits can push it up to 8 liters, but with gentler riding, I usually get over 200km before the 14L tank’s low-fuel light comes on. Remember to regularly check tire pressure and chain tension—these details can save you a lot on fuel costs.
