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Considering the amount out tax our gov charges, the price isn't really that bad compare to some other bikes in china.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve_Halt
You'll need to phone the number on the website and ask about the location, there isn't a shop, all the bikes sit in the dealers private garage..
OK, thanks for the link.
Wonder what other bikes they can bring over here to get legally plated. I'm looking for a '12 WR250X now. It'd be awesome if they do the orders.
Quite sure Jimmy (Joy Motor Shanghai) and a few other parallel importers (BJ+SHA) can get any bike into ML China with the full legal documents to get bikes legally plated and rego'ed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve_Halt
Bear in mind, you need to pay to play over here......
KTM will launch the bike range soon through one of the China bike manufacturers.
Good to know :)
What was that about KTM???
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Hi guys! I'm new here, i'm from Argentina, this is my new moto, i don't know the real manufacturer yet, here the brand is Motomel, model: XMM 250
Dear Neeko,
Welcome to MCM. Can you find a Vehicle Identification Number on your bike? And an engine number? These will help solve the mystery. I'm sure someone here will know who makes the Motomel.
Please post up some pix and reports on your riding in Argentina!
Cheers!
That’s a nice dual sport, what is the VIN and we can tell you who manufactures the bike. The number on the frame, what is stamped in the metal.
http://www.motomel.com.ar/neo/index.html
They are a big in Argentina.
Thx euphonius! the engine number starts with 165FMM, the chasis: LX8YCNQuote:
Originally Posted by euphonius
Loncin?
And today's mystery motorcycle maker is........ Xgjao!
So, MJH, tell us a bit about today's winner -- the one with the unpronounceable name, even in Chinese!
THX! I`ve found the model too: XGJ200GY-7
But mine is XGJ250GY-7Quote:
Originally Posted by neeko2269
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Here is a service manual download
http://www.mecanicavirtual.com.ar/20...l-xmm-250.html
They sell under the Arora brand in Turkey, they are a fairly large manufacturer.Quote:
Originally Posted by euphonius
Here is their Chinese website, the also make mini cars and auto engines.
http://www.yuanchina.com/
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fixing up my 2001 zongshen 200gy-2
most of the plastic had been smashed up or scuffed so I went with a lifan 150 side panels.
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I have a new headlight on the way due to the fact the mounting brackets on the original one had snapped off
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new tail lights orded as well, the big red rectangle wasn't cuttin it and also got damaged.
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I cured the airbox tube plague that has pissed many owners of zongshen's by simply pulling the tube out to the second lip and using boat sealant around the edges of the lip to stick it in place :naughty:
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My qingqi 200 :D
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Greetings from Ukraine, I want to show you their version of Chinese motorcycle
http://photo.qip.ru/photo/rostixbmw/.../139900512.jpg
http://photo.qip.ru/photo/rostixbmw/.../142287650.jpg
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http://photo.qip.ru/photo/rostixbmw/.../208092420.jpg
http://photo.qip.ru/photo/rostixbmw/.../208299121.jpg
http://photo.qip.ru/photo/rostixbmw/.../208305659.jpg
http://photo.qip.ru/photo/rostixbmw/.../208373270.jpg
http://photo.qip.ru/photo/rostixbmw/.../211745501.jpg
http://photo.qip.ru/photo/rostixbmw/.../211744973.jpg
The whole history of the construction of this bike here http://forum.motoduragon.com/tiekh._...s_18438.0.html
If anyone has any questions, I will answer with pleasure in order to measure how much will my english;)
The first photo seems to be a Qingqi or Pioneer sourced bike.
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Originally Posted by culcune
All photos are one and the same motorcycle ;)
Different countries had different names in Ukraine, he Skymoto Qingqi Dragon 200cc
Amazing! Should be called the Qingqi Chameleon...
Speaking of Qingqis, I've just almost finished reviving the original MCM QM250GY and will be going on a trip to guilin and yangshuo on it at the end of the week!
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This is what it looked like a few weeks ago, I'd removed the rear luggage rack etc and fixed lots of electrical and mechanical stuff as well as replaced the faded and crap looking hand guards. it basically still looked stock except for some custom (but broken and not working) rear tail light that the previous owner had attached.
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I went for a two-tone look since I hated the original colour but have to keep it sort of orange for registration purposes
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I also removed all the lame decals etc, completely re-wired the electrics (got rid of a lot of extra shit and corroded rusty wires)
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Fixed a big oil leak on the gear shaft seal, new chain, new coil, new spark plug, added a bike alarm.. restored the rear mudguard and put the license plate back on. I've ordered the front and rear upgraded brakes, but I don't think they'll arrive in time for my trip unfortunately... oh well (the brakes really suck and the rear one exploded... more in my upcoming rr)
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Originally Posted by euphonius
Thank you .
@RostixBMW
love the conversion to fit Husqvarna panels onto the Qingqi.
Kennon
Agreed. Looks pretty Husqvarna-like.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kennon
Hi there, Killerkittycat and I live in Guilin and frequent Yangshou, we both have trail bikes and can show you a few nice places to go, if you like.
I only have the weekends free now to do so , have read your journey a while back going to Shenshen with Beergirl in the cold and grey void that is China.
So if you want to meet up thats no problem.
Robert..
I am not 100% if it was beergirl with you , but your name and motorbike ring a bell, sorry if there is a mistake.
Hi yes that's me :) Awesome I'd love to meet up and I'll be there over the weekend too! I'll PM youQuote:
Originally Posted by Robeta
you da man blue
This motorcycle was built three years and I am glad that you liked it :)