Hi!
I would like to start distributing China bikes here in The Philippines and I would appreciate it if you guys can tell me your suggestions and recommendations!
What would you guys import???
Thanks,
thewizardofahhhs
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Hi!
I would like to start distributing China bikes here in The Philippines and I would appreciate it if you guys can tell me your suggestions and recommendations!
What would you guys import???
Thanks,
thewizardofahhhs
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YinGang --> http://top.yingangmotor.com/
QianJiang --> ??? whats there corporate page ???
Shineray (XingYue) --> http://www.shineray.com/
actually big battle ships are expensive philippines with the corrupt officials cannot afford this, a lot of small china made fast speed boats with 3 yingang engines each and a WW2 armed and fused torpedos can do the trick well againts battleships and carriers, something like the kamikaze sea based style. not tested but works in simulation games, hard to hit those swarm of fast boats and too small to be seen on radar, sonar can pick it up though.....
http://www.qjmotor.com/
http://www.keewaymotor.com/
for outside of China, they have the Philippines listed but have no website linked.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spratly_Islands_dispute
Its all about getting hydrocarbons out?
Please folks, I don't know if there's a rule, but let's avoid international politics in this forum. No better way to attract unwanted attention and trolls and spam and trouble. if it's not "my china moto" there's probably a better place for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MJH
thanks!
These guys have been discussed here lately due to their bikes coming to the US--same bike as Qingqi, and affiliated in some way, but different enough to get around any exclusive deals Qingqi might have.
http://www.xfmotor.com.cn/en/200s/XF200-2A.html
What about the Galaxy bikes? Are they any good?
Why NOT find the truth by urself ?
Galaxy's headquarter is near Hong Kong which very convenient & economy to visits from Philippines
China are divided East / South (Guangdong) / West (Chongqing) bike hub. You may already know the answer which type suits ur country from other imported chinese bike. Generally Guangdong bike had better paintworks / chorme .
For Chinese, they are supposed to be great bikes. Look at ChinaV's thread, and/or someone else's thread about his ownership of a Galaxy. Pitster Pro in the US sell their off-road only bikes, and Pitster is generally considered one of the better of the 'cheap' bike companies (they specialize in pitbikes, but have expanded into full-size bikes such as their Galaxy offerings).Quote:
Originally Posted by thewizardofahhhs
http://www.pitsterpro.com/bike/overview/id/39
http://www.pitsterpro.com/bike/overview/id/40
http://www.pitsterpro.com/bike/overview/id/41
Like 'humanbeing' mentioned, you should definitely go to see them in person. Someone a few years back posted a visit to the factory here on mychinamoto, which you could search for, too, but you might as well visit them--they seem to be a quality company as far as Chinese bikes go.
Yes I'm definitely planning some factory trips but with so many manufacturers I don't know where to start. Needless to say, I'm very grateful for all your suggestions.
Any comments about SkyTeam?
Skyteam? YES!! We have their DAX and Z50 replicas sold in the US in 125cc trim and nothing but good reviews. Their RV90 replica looks very intriguing, too, which is also available in the US in 125cc form. They are just about to introduce the Honda Dream replica in 125cc as well here in the US. What we don't get are their smaller engine bikes, or their larger engine bikes. Their enduro/motard was available in the US in 200cc form, but are no longer available. However, they were well-received when we had them. Now, they offer them in 230cc form, 125cc, and even 50cc form. The one bike that some European members own is the Skyteam 230cc V-Raptor--I would so like to have them available in the US, even if only in 125cc...Quote:
Originally Posted by thewizardofahhhs
I would definitely put them on my list due to the wider range of bikes they offer over Galaxy. :thumbsup: But if you can see a few companies, that is probably the besst way to see all that is out there. But Skyteam, definitely consider them :clap: