Loncin on the Move!

Just browsed through Loncin's sites and have to say they are unusually well designed for a C-Moto company. Even better, is the Loncin.ca web page has a much welcomed solution to the parts dilemma.

If you go to their "products" page, you'll notice that nearly every single one of their models has a complete online parts list with on-line purchasing! If parts are in stock then it should be a good program.

The following samples are just two of many from Loncin's new PY250 enduro.

http://www.loncin.ca/images/models/full-size/py250.jpg

http://www.loncin.ca/images/schemati...e/py250-02.gif

http://www.loncin.ca/images/schemati...e/py250-12.gif

Progress...

CC

That looks good :)

Loncin is a long time partner of Yamaha and the Chinese manufacturer that BMW chose to build the G650 engines.

tcs

now that is mighty interesting
if the Beemer 650 motors are made here,
just spirit one out the back door (with some local guanxi) , and pop her into a local dirt bike frame, at a local monster garage,

and there you have it, a pretty viable enduro bike

If it's BMW's new parallel twins, then it's likely the 650 and 800 since they are physically the same engine.

The future could really be anything. Some strange unepxected partnerships may pop up and really get people asking questions. The Maxtra 125 MotoGP team is a decent example of that.

CC

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Originally Posted by CrazyCarl

If it's BMW's new parallel twins...

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It's the single cylinder 650.

http://www.bmwmoa.org/forum/showthread.php?t=23881

tcs

And it makes sense.

The savings to produce a single vs a twin wouldn't be that great in Europe. Move one to Asia and you will see some savings. It also adds production capacity in Europe with without expensive expansion . And also makes for logical pricing in the mind of the customer........smaller bike.......smaller price. Bigger bike bigger price.

BMW are somewhat protected also as they are passing along dated technology rather than the newer technology that maybe present in the newer twin cylinder motor.

Nick, yeah that makes sense. I thought they discontinued the single cyl 650 though?

CC

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Originally Posted by Nick in PRC.

Move one to Asia and you will see some savings.

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And indeed BMW cut the USA price of the G650 $1200 when they switched from Austrian Rotax engines to the Loncin manufactured ones.

tcs

It's hard to compete with China's low cost manufacturing and I think it gets to a point where if they don't manufacture in China, then they'll be at a big disadvantage against those that will.

Japanese manufacturers have been making bikes and parts in China for a long time now and they have a solid bedrock of small inexpensive commuter bikes that dominate the millions upon million of riders in developing countries. I'm not sure most, if any, European manufacturers could say the same and there's nothing wrong with a Japanese bike...and very soon, Chinese bikes as well!

CC

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Originally Posted by CrazyCarl

Just browsed through Loncin's sites and have to say they are unusually well designed for a C-Moto company. Even better, is the Loncin.ca web page has a much welcomed solution to the parts dilemma.

If you go to their "products" page, you'll notice that nearly every single one of their models has a complete online parts list with on-line purchasing! If parts are in stock then it should be a good program.

The following samples are just two of many from Loncin's new PY250 enduro.

http://www.loncin.ca/images/models/full-size/py250.jpg

http://www.loncin.ca/images/schemati...e/py250-02.gif

http://www.loncin.ca/images/schemati...e/py250-12.gif

Progress...

CC

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Hello friends on this bb.

Here in the USA, many men refuse to buy any Chinese bike, no matter how cheap the purchase price, because of not knowing where and how to buy repair parts for it at a later date.

So thanks, CC, for letting us know at least one place where we in the USA can get diagrams and parts for some Chinese bikes. But, wow, did you see the high price they want for parts? Nobody wants to buy a bike if the parts are so high priced!

Does anyone on this bulletin board have good answers about where & how we in the USA can get inexpensive repair parts for Chinese bikes? Please pm me, or post your thoughts for everyone to read on this bulletin board.

And, thanks to Crazy Carl for this site!

http://www.mychinamoto.com/forums/im...ern/riding.gif

Clone2,

Welcome to the site! There's lots of good folks here with a wide range of experiences all over the world answering questions and contributing their knowledge.

The question you're asking depends on what kind of bike you're looking for. It seems progress is being made (although slowly) in regard to part supplies. Whether or not a shop will work on bikes depends on where you are and how much they want to fix an "off-brand" machine.

For more detailed answers, you'd need more detailed questions! :icon10:

CC

Loncin and Antonov company are going in business to produce six-speed automatic transmissions. Who knows more ot this??????To learn, to know and to see more of the Antonov technology (dual-speed and six-speed automatic systems see and read this all. Very interesting.


http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/fIU3gmcrcE0/
Antonov “The Movie”
The news from the local government who says this: Abou http://www.huliq.com:80/3169/73126/a...rbox-chongqing
Story of greenlight Joint Venture Loncin/Antonov for start the factory for te manufacturer six-speed AT’s
Video and more about the dual speed technology (two speed setup unit for supercharger).
http://www.antonov-clubsite.nl/00000...30f/index.html
Test driver with Chevrolet lacetti with Antonov dual-speed setup unit for supercharger system.
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=Vwv7S9y_4oI
Lexus with antonov dual speed setup unit for supercharger.
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=P5jHgLbVUbM
Pictures and more of the Antonov dual-speed setup unit.
http://www.antonov-clubsite.nl/00000...803/index.html
Results of torque/power increase Hummer H2 with Antonov dual-speed set
http://www.antonov-clubsite.nl/00000...d910/d006.html

And more good videos about the Antonov automatic transmission technology.
About Six-speed automatic transmission technology and other Antonov technolgy products.
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=p8FpZqYbjgI
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=zHi7mYohdEw
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