The EICMA show floor served as the ultimate battleground for CF Moto as the Chinese manufacturer officially pulled the covers off the production-ready variant of its highly anticipated superbike flagship, the V4SR-RR. This momentous launch represents the culmination of a two-year development phase that paves the way for the brand's upcoming entry into the world championship arena.
Beneath its striking bodywork lies a potent 997cc 90-degree V4 engine pumping out an impressive output of more than 210 horsepower. Redlining at 15,000 rpm, the powerplant acts as a stressed member within an advanced hollow-cast aluminum frame engineered to deliver optimal chassis flex while maintaining an agile dry weight of 180 kilograms.
Aerodynamic efficiency was perfected in wind tunnel testing alongside Pininfarina, resulting in an innovative active aero system featuring winglets that operate independently and adjust their angles dynamically depending on riding conditions and lean angles on track.

According to Speedweek reports, the rollout did not stop at the standard street model, as the manufacturer also showcased a track-focused Carbon Black derivative in Milan. Paddock whispers strongly suggest that this carbon-clad machine serves as the testbed for the brand's imminent racing program in WorldSBK.
Boasting a verified top speed of 316 km/h during testing phases in China, CF Moto is aggressively signaling its intent to challenge established European and Japanese manufacturers on the global motorsport stage alongside its partnership with KTM.



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