What is the top speed of the CFMOTO GT400?

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SanAsher
07/25/25 1:32pm
The top speed of the CFMOTO GT400 is 155 km/h, a visually appealing and well-proportioned motorcycle. CFMOTO GT400 Exterior: The exterior design of the 400GT stands out within the CFMOTO family with its unique styling. The aggressive headlight design, often likened to an owl's appearance, is a standout feature. The windshield is manually adjustable, though its height, which reaches just up to the neck for an average rider, doesn't offer as much practicality as its appearance might suggest. CFMOTO GT400 Performance: In terms of power characteristics, the 400GT's output is nearly identical to the street version, the 400NK. Performance tests, including multiple PBOX measurements, recorded a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration time of 6.7 seconds and 0-80 km/h in 4.7 seconds.
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Gutierrez
08/11/25 8:46pm
I just took the CFMOTO GT400 on a long-distance ride. The official top speed is claimed to be 155 km/h, but real-world tests can reach around 160 km/h depending on road conditions and load. Once on a closed road with no wind, the speedometer showed a maximum of 168 km/h. For a 400cc touring bike, this speed is actually quite sufficient. After all, its focus is on comfort and range—the upright riding posture and effective windshield make it comfortable for several hours of continuous riding. But I must remind everyone that chasing top speeds on open roads is extremely dangerous. On highways, I usually keep it under 120 km/h. Safety always comes first.
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