Touratech Suspension: suspension upgrade for CFMOTO MT models

Touratech Suspension: suspension upgrade for CFMOTO MT models

More control for CFMOTO 450MT and 800MT

Touratech Suspension brings a comprehensive suspension upgrade for the CFMOTO 450MT and 800MT. From progressive springs to the premium Extreme shock – more comfort, control and stability on every tour.

Der Horvath

Der Horvath

published on 15/11/2025

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With the 450MT and 800MT models, CFMOTO has launched two technically mature and design-strong adventure bikes onto the market. While the 450MT with 42 hp represents an attractive option for the A2 class, the 800MT as the bigger sister aims to challenge established adventure touring bikes like the Yamaha Ténéré 700 or BMW F900GS. According to Touratech, the stock suspensions offer a good compromise between daily use and light off-road riding, but reach their limits under high payload or sporty off-road use. This is exactly where the new Touratech Suspension components come in.

Extreme Shock – the premium upgrade

The Extreme shock is available for both models and, according to the manufacturer, was designed for the toughest use. Robust components - from the piston rod through the shock eyes to the seals - are meant to ensure maximum load capacity. Thanks to an external reservoir, a large oil volume is available, which enables consistent performance even during long off-road stages through improved cooling. In addition, according to Touratech, the shock responds finely to bumps. Both spring preload and rebound damping can be individually adjusted. The compression damping can even be set separately for high- and lowspeed.

Optional: 25-millimeter lowering

For the CFMOTO 800MT, the Extreme shock is also available in a version for lowering by 25 millimeters. To match, Touratech Suspension offers progressive fork springs in standard and lowered versions. This combination is meant to particularly benefit shorter riders or tours with high payload.

How much does a CFMOTO 800MT cost?
Here you will find an overview of the price level of new and used motorbikes!

Progressive replacement springs – suspension tuning on a budget

Anyone looking for an affordable but effective upgrade can turn to the progressive replacement springs. These improve responsiveness and increase reserves at the end of the travel - both at the fork and at the shock. They too are available in standard length or with lowering.

With the new components, Touratech Suspension aims to significantly enhance the riding performance of the CFMOTO MT models. Especially on trips with luggage or off paved roads, the upgrade is meant to provide more safety, comfort and precision.

The complete range is available at the Touratech webshop and, according to the manufacturer, is being continuously expanded.

Conclusion: Touratech Suspension: suspension upgrade for CFMOTO 450MT and 800MT

Touratech offers two upgrade stages for the CFMOTO 450MT and 800MT, and the spread makes sense. Anyone looking for the biggest bang for their buck goes for the progressive replacement springs for the stock shock and fork: fine response at the beginning, high reserves against bottoming out at the end of the travel. Anyone who wants more gets the Extreme shock as the premium piece with an external reservoir that cools the damper oil and keeps the damping consistent even after hours. Spring preload and rebound are widely adjustable, the compression separately for high- and lowspeed. For the 800MT, the Extreme is additionally available in a variant lowering by 25 millimeters with matching fork springs. For ambitious touring riders of the two MT models who want to leave the usable but simple stock suspension behind, this is the obvious upgrade, because the separate damping adjustment allows real setup tuning. Our own riding impressions are still pending.


Separate high- and lowspeed compression on the Extreme

External reservoir

Progressive replacement springs

25-millimeter lowering for the 800MT

Extreme shock at a premium price

Full effect only with proper setup

How much does a CFMOTO 450MT cost?
Here you will find an overview of the price level of new and used motorbikes!

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