2015 CFMOTO CFORCE 500 HO EPS

As the previous owner of an Arctic Cat 400 4WD (OK, I was a novice . . . big mistake), and an Arctic Cat 400 2/4 WD (better, but not great . . . yes, I'm still a novice in the ATV world), I finally realized I needed something different. I needed EPS, the smoother ride that a two up offers, and a ... reasonable price. After a lot of searching, I ran across the brand CF Moto. Never heard of it, but I started researching the history and reviews and was impressed. I purchased a CF Moto CForce 500 HO EPS at the end of August of this year. As of today (one month of ownership), I have put 427 miles on this ATV and have enjoyed every mile! Yes, there are a couple of things I would change if I could - first thing, this machines does give off heat. As others have commented, it does get hot, but, this will be a plus during the many winter rides (I live in Minnesota) I will be taking in the next six months. But, CF Moto should really deal with the heat issue. Second, the rear storage unit is not really useful for anything other than the tools I carry and my rain gear, as this storage unit also gets very hot. I've driven this ATV through high water, deep mud, (the winch that came standard with my ATV came in handy when I had to put a fellow rider and his Arctic Cat 550 out of the same mud I had just sailed through with no problem), and up almost vertical inclines. Overall, for the price . . . which was over $2000 less than for a comparable 2015 Arctic Cat, I am very pleased with my purchase

I've had my CFORCE 500 HO EPS for just over a month now and I absolutely love it. I have yet to get it stuck and I have had no problems with rocky terrain. The seat is really comfortable. My wife loves the comfort she has on the rear seat. We've put over 340 miles on it so far and can't wait ... to keep building on the experience. I've managed to hit 60 mph and still had more throttle to go. Definitely a great value for the money compared to other 2-up 4 Wheelers.

Great take off power ride quality, and the seat is very comfortable until the engine heat gets to you, then it becomes a stand up machine, but I also feel the heat at my legs as well. So far I've got 90+ miles on this system, and it has done everything that I've asked it to from climbing and beach ... running. I'm 400+ pounds and I've had it up to 43 MPH and still throttle to go. It just after a while the heat gets to you.