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Here is another option but it does not have the 17” rims and street tires.
YG200-9
LY4 Chongqing Yingang Science & Tech Group
EPA certificate 9YNGC.200SAA-001 (2009)
197cc 11.5kW@8000 rpm
Yingang does not have a VIN coding document on file with the NHSTA.
But they have an active website.
They are all bikes in box….the Yingang is only $1,450.00
Nice bike and good skills on road tyres there !!
Dear Mike,
Wow, that video made my day! Awesome shooting and brilliant edit, and you've even synced the video to the music. Sheesh. Something tells me you do this video stuff for a living. If not, you probably should.
Can you give some hints about what editing platform you use?
As for the bike, well, it looks like you and the TMEC were born for each other. She sounds excellent.
thanks again! cheers!
Thanks EUPHONIUS!
Yeah I dont do this for a living at all, just hobby. I have a little bit of a nac for editing vids. This was just self filmed during my hour lunch break. As for the bike, I honestly cant believe this bike, feels nice and sturdy, reliable, and just damn fun to ride. Id recommend this bike 100%, or at least from my experiences so far ;)
Oh yeah, more videos to come. I should have the papers to get it plated by Fri, then Ill get some around town riding as well.
I have seen their ad before...I am curious as to the knobby tires they offer. I know people here and on chinariders have been looking for 17" knobbies, if that is what they are advertising.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tmec200
Its look pretty cool bike, its too stylish and attractive bike, the color scheme of your bike is amazing, the style of fairing of your bike makes look good, i like it very much, thanks for sharing.
Any chance of a walk through on how to remove the baffle? My bike is the 125 version and sounds like an asthmatic doing the 100m. :( Amazing looking bike also :)
Tmec200,
Nice video.
http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x...attachment.jpg
What is that little black bike in the left of this photo?
Two smoker?
Thanks,
I have found a distributor for the TMEC200 bikes and will soon be taking the plunge on one (I told you, Carl, that I would get another bike in the next 10 years or so...). I might actually ride it home the 200 miles or so if I can convince the distributor to break it in properly for me, while filming video and snapping photos for a thread. Will keep everyone posted on mychinamoto.....