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Dragon-Bike Festival Ride Chongli, 4th - 6th June, 2011

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For the first time, we will have a private motorbike ride up to the beautiful mountains at Chongli. The event will be hosted at the Dolomiti Ski Resort

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ChinaV's Qingiqi 250 Riding Impression and Pics

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Published on 01-07-2010 04:42 AM Number of Views: 5239

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...The tires are Kingstone 110/70-17 and 130/70-17 Tube-type. Not much info I could find via google, but ...

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2010 Indianapolis Dealer Expo - Chinese Motorcycle Industry Report

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Published on 02-16-2010 07:45 PM Number of Views: 9803

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Photos by Carl Parker and Skip Smith

The motorcycle market is down and nearly every corner of the industry has been rocked by the recent financial slump. Magazines are giving away subscriptions, businesses are closing and many major manufacturers are bringing few, if any, new models to the US for 2010. Although generally scaled down from previous years, the North American Chinese motorcycle industry showed promise at this year's Dealer Expo with a few new models and a healthy mix of inspired riders literally producing their dreams through access to low-cost manufacturing.

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2010 Indianapolis Dealer Expo - MCM Video Report

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- MyChinaMoto 2010 Dealer Expo Video -

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MyChinaMoto.com is pleased to bring you the 2010 Indianapolis Dealer Expo Video Report!

Inside, we've got a quick sneak-peek at the new CFMoto Jetmax250 scooter and quick interviews with representtitives from Lifan America describing their prototype Lifan 250 GY7 as well as Johnny Tai from Bennche and his Megelli250 S, M and R. Checking out some custom style bikes, we've also got an interview with Jeremy at IceBearTrikes sporting their new 250 V-twin "Road Warrior" and a glance at the Cleveland Cycles "Heist".

For our buddies in Youtube-less land or who want their own copy, the following download link will get you a 34mb high quality download...same as Youtube 320p, just not streamed.
http://www.mychinamoto.com/downloads/2010-MyChinaMoto-Dealer-Expo-Report.mp4

Click here for MCM's written 2010 Dealer Expo Coverage Article with photos
Southern China 2009: The How Tough is Your China Built Bike Tour

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Published on 02-11-2010 06:45 PM Number of Views: 7558

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The Bikes: 2009 Shineray GY-7. A Chinese built 200cc bike with a 21L fuel tank, 16hp engine and a nice set ...

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New Project Bike, SMC YB150

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Published on 01-12-2010 03:38 AM Number of Views: 1236

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Ok so the project begins.

Today I removed all the pesky plastics to get down to the business of the bike, and see what's going to need to be fixed prior to putting this bike on the track.

After dumping the plastic this is what it looks like.

First spot of trouble I found after the first run around on the bike was a leaky float bowl gasket. Not a major issue but needs to be repaired on a new bike. No pics of the leak but here's the carb, a Jing Ke. Never heard of that one before??? Once I verify the bore size is the same as the CRF150F a Kehin will be replacing this one.
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QingQi Motorcycles Factory Tour

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Published on 01-06-2010 06:08 PM

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Mr. George Jiao of QingQi Motors works in their International Marketing Department and was nice enough to take a full day out of his very busy schedule to give my wife and I a personally guided tour around their engine factory, Rn’D department and assembly line.

The production of parts and assembly quality control are two major concerns for people looking into buying a China-Moto. I hope this post demystifies the process and gives you a visual understanding of how your parts get manufactured, checked and assembled before they reach your door. Naturally not all factories use identical ...

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