CFMoto 675SR-R available for £59pm on 0% finance deal

At £7,198 on the road, the CFMoto 675SR-R is already a bit of a bargain, but if you don’t have enough for the full up-front cost, there’s a new 0% PCP (Personal Contract Purchase) deal to tempt you.

The representative example given by CFMoto involves a deposit of £1,833.37, followed by 36 monthly payments of £59. If you want to keep the bike at the end, there’s an optional final payment of £3,240.63. The excess mileage fee is 14.9p per mile. The offer applies to 675SR-Rs registered up to 31 December 2026. 

For your £59 a month, you’re getting a fully faired sports bike to rival the likes of the Triumph Daytona and Yamaha R7, with nicely balanced ergonomics that sit somewhere between those two bikes. 

Like the Triumph, the CFMoto is powered by a three-cylinder engine, albeit a slightly larger and less powerful one that produces 87bhp at 11,000rpm. The suspension comes from KYB, with a fully adjustable fork up front and a preload/rebound adjustable shock at the back. The brakes are supplied by Brembo subsidiary J.Juan.

The 675SR-R isn’t alone in offering cut-price supersport thrills from China, though. The ​​Zontes ZT703-RR is also powered by a triple and is even cheaper, or if you prefer your supersport bikes to have four cylinders, there’s the QJMotor SRK 800 for exactly the same price. We’re yet to see 0% finance deals from either, mind.

It’s been an interesting few weeks for the 675SR-R in the motorsport world. Richard Cooper recently snagged victory at the Brands Hatch round of the Pirelli British Sportsbike Championship, and meanwhile the FIM Women's Circuit Racing World Championship (WorldWCR) has announced the SR-R as its official bike in a three-year deal. It’s the first time a Chinese brand has been appointed as a supplier for an FIM World Championship one-make series.