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China's CFMoto has demonstrated the potential of its new superbike, the V4 SR-RR, to approach a top speed of 196 mph (roughly 315 km/h). The Chinese-made V4 supersport, taking aim at Europe's storied marques, has made its presence felt with an impressive showing at the top end.
A top-speed number works as a calling card. But what matters on the ground is stability and braking at that speed range. Hitting 315km/h matters less than whether you can stop safely from there — that's what decides the contest.
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Chinese-made bikes used to be a running joke, times have changed way too much.
CFMoto's really come this far. Genuinely starting to want one.
Being fast is fine, but parts supply and warranty support are what I'm most curious about.
If it genuinely hits that speed, half the reason to buy a Panigale V4 disappears, though it depends on the price.
They say it hit 315, but a top-speed claim is one of the least reliable metrics. Durability and actual track performance are separate.
196 miles equals 315km/h, huh. On the numbers alone they're already on the same playing field as the European makers.
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