QingQi "Rock" X-Bike - Feedback wanted from factory!

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Originally Posted by nedlin

That closeout price looks great. The XP200 pictures and description on the Qlink site seem the same as the XF200 except for the 18 in. rear and 21 in. front tires. Do you know if there are other differences.

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The XP has shorter front forks, the overall height of the bike is lowered on the XF.

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Originally Posted by david3921

Check with Carl about the rack, he might still have some.

http://www.mychinamoto.com/forums/sh...highlight=rack

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Thanks

Hi,
It is not of my type this kind of bikes, but looks good for me. Round headlamp looks good. That give somethig like "spartan" look.
I love idea of design & discusions about bikes on forum.

Oh my god... I think the thread I made is related to this. Please check it out


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http://www.chinamotorworld.com/upfil...5282755988.jpg

:eekers::eekers::eekers::eekers::eekers::eekers:

I want it. Now.

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Originally Posted by Zorge

Is there some news about this?

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I found this on AliBaba. (with bigger picture after a bit of hacking hehe) (shows the other side of the bike)

Would only add some protection for the engine/exhaust. Love it like that with the round headlight.

I would pay if I could be listening and watching how the designers chose to put that kind of front mud guard on this kind of bike. It is so wrong! Otherwise the bike looks very good and intelligently designed.

hi ya i have a 200 cc motard nice bike in zamboanaga city philippines but a 250cc be better and some better coulours as well i had mine painted a bright yellow :) ill post some pic as soon as i go bk like new bike but more power pls

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Originally Posted by moilami

I would pay if I could be listening and watching how the designers chose to put that kind of front mud guard on this kind of bike. It is so wrong! Otherwise the bike looks very good and intelligently designed.

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Probably wasn't chosen by the designers, but by the accountants. It's always easier/cheaper to use something from the company's parts bin, than to design, develop and build a completely new part...

(I kinda dig it with that front mudguard)

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Originally Posted by PandaBeat

Probably wasn't chosen by the designers, but by the accountants. It's always easier/cheaper to use something from the company's parts bin, than to design, develop and build a completely new part...

(I kinda dig it with that front mudguard)

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Ok makes sense. And the front mudguard doesn't look that wrong anymore. The bike now reminds me of KLR for some reason lol.