QingQi Manufacturer Links

A collection international links from QingQi Motors - in Jinan, China.

• QingQi China - http://www.qingqi.com.cn/en/cp.asp
• QingQi Columbia (extensive site) - http://www.qingqi-motos.com/
• QingQi South Africa - http://www.qingqi.co.za/index2.html
• QingQi South Europe - http://www.qingqi-iberica.com/company.htm
• QingQi Yugoslavia - http://www.qingqi.co.yu/en/o_qingqi.html
• QingQi Pakistan - http://www.qingqi.com.pk/
• QingQi (???) - http://www.motor-rhon.com/
  

This information will be updated as new info arrives, If the list in incomplete or you have any extra information from the manufacturer, please notify us and we will post it immediately.

Anyone interested in importing/distributing QingQi products in North America, please feel free to contact CrazyCarl for more info.

I have compiled a list (probably not yet complete) of the different names the Qingqi QM200GY or QM125GY is called by importers.
This can be useful when tracing spares or simply looking for information in forums, etc.
It appears to share a very large percentage of its components with a Suzuki DR200SE, such as engine, with some diferences such as the carburettor (which on the Suzuki is larger Mikuni BST31 against BST28), switch gear and wiring loom, chasis, wheels, etc
Strangely, the power output varies in some countries, for example the South American models give 18 BHP against 15,6 in Europe. The Suzuki DR200 puts out 20:confused1:


The original maker is JINAN QINGQI QM200GY-BA (also known as qm200gy-b(a) ) for the motard version.
Also made by an outfit known as Shandong Pioneer and called XF200GY-B this is some sort of subsidiary of the main factory.

In USA it's the QLINK XF200 SUMO
In Canada it's a Konker KSM200
In Brasil STX 200 Motard Sundown

In the UK it appears as:

Pulse Adrenaline 125 (XF125GY-2B)
Sinnis Apache QM200GY
and Superbyke RMR200

In Chile/Colombia QMT200 or GXT Euromot
In the Philippines it's a Sinski Motard 200R
In Paraguay Genesis GXT200 B
In Honduras a KMF

In Spain it's marketed by Qingqi importer direct, or by I-moto as a Tiger sm 125, also Kenrod as the 125 "Kenrod Motard" and Meko sell the Pioneer version of the 125 that they call X-Trem 125.

In Turkey it's a Ramzey QM200GY
In Checkoslovakia it's a YUKI 250 SM (too close to YUCKY for comfort...)
In Russia it's called QINGQI DRAGON 200 SUPERMOTO
In France Hooper 125 SMR
In Germany it's imported by the prestigious Kreidler as a Supermoto 125 DD
In Australia Arqin motorcycles RT200SM
In Sweden they call it a TMS Supermotard 200cc
In the Ukraine its a SkyMoto Dragon-200 or Matador 200
In South Africa its a Viper 200
In Italy the Beta Urban 200 and Urban 200 special have a Qingqi engine.
In Argentina they sell them by the BETA name by www.betamotor.com.ar.


If anyone has more please tell us.

The qm200gy-b(a) is called in Canada Konker KSM200. Read about the road test at http://cmgonline.com/content/view/1387/51/ Have a nice day!

Many thanks. I've added it to my list and edited the post to include it.

Also in Spain
Kenrod Motard - http://www.kenrod.es/index.php?modul...t&productId=15

Saludos.

Shandong Pioneer Motorcycle As I understand it, belongs to jinan qingqi and produces the same Qingqi motorcycles
This is your website http://www.xfmotor.com.cn/en/

The importer in Spain of Shandong Pioneer is Meko Europe.
Sells under its own brand. The bikes are the same as Qingqi
This is your website http://www.mekoeurope.com

Differences:
Qingqi motorcycles in all bears the initials QM and shandong pioneer in all their bikes, bears the initials XF

forchetto, if I'm wrong, I beg you enlighten me this because I am very interested to know the right thing

thanks and sorry for my English

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Originally Posted by xacarrere

Shandong Pioneer Motorcycle As I understand it, belongs to jinan qingqi and produces the same Qingqi motorcycles
This is your website http://www.xfmotor.com.cn/en/

The importer in Spain of Shandong Pioneer is Meko Europe.
Sells under its own brand. The bikes are the same as Qingqi
This is your website http://www.mekoeurope.com

Differences:
Qingqi motorcycles in all bears the initials QM and shandong pioneer in all their bikes, bears the initials XF

forchetto, if I'm wrong, I beg you enlighten me this because I am very interested to know the right thing

thanks and sorry for my English

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You're right. Meko import the Pioneer version of the 125 that they call X-Trem 125. Curiously the Pioneer versions have rear disc brake and the main factory's (Qingqi) a drum brake.

http://www.betamotor.com.ar/

Beta TR2.0 Dual Sport

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2732/...a453999a_o.jpg

http://s1.subirimagenes.com/otros/14...028768x576.jpg

http://www.betamotor.com.ar/docs/tr2...20TR%202.0.pdf

User Manual (Spanish)

http://www.betamotor.com.ar/docs/tr2...20TR%202.0.pdf

Beta Motard

http://www.mercadolibre.com.ar/jm/im...01_176.jpg&v=O

http://www.betamotor.com.ar/docs/mot...O%20MOTARD.pdf

User Manual (Spanish)

http://www.betamotor.com.ar/docs/mot...L%20MOTARD.pdf

Chrono 2.0

http://www.betamotor.com.ar/docs/chr...RONO%202.0.pdf

Karl

hey guys i live in Mumbai,India how can i get this bike im really interested in the motard version of the 200cc do i have to import this bike here to india dont you hve any dealers or distributors here in india, well after going thru all the threads on this site i got to know that this bike costs 9800RBM ie indian rupees 74,000 only which is quite cheap and after going thru the feedback given on this site im pretty much impressed wid this bike and i think this is the right bike for indian roads as well but then i am not tht keen on getting it imported and paying 100%custom duty on tht bike which would double the actual cost of the bike. im really interested to buy this please help!!!

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Originally Posted by CrazyCarl

A collection international links from QingQi Motors - in Jinan, China.

• QingQi China - http://www.qingqi.com.cn/en/cp.asp
• QingQi Columbia (extensive site) - http://www.qingqi-motos.com/
• QingQi South Africa - http://www.qingqi.co.za/index2.html
• QingQi South Europe - http://www.qingqi-iberica.com/company.htm
• QingQi Yugoslavia - http://www.qingqi.co.yu/en/o_qingqi.html
• QingQi Pakistan - http://www.qingqi.com.pk/
• QingQi (???) - http://www.motor-rhon.com/
  

This information will be updated as new info arrives, If the list in incomplete or you have any extra information from the manufacturer, please notify us and we will post it immediately.

Anyone interested in importing/distributing QingQi products in North America, please feel free to contact CrazyCarl for more info.

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This bike would be GREAT for Indian roads and traffic but you will have to find an importer.

India is very difficult to import bikes but you can always ask around!

CC

"Qingqi Group Ningbo Rhon Motorcycle"


Are they really related to Qingqi? or just BS?

Just wanted to take this opportunity to thank all of you for your posts, you all know how hard it is finding information on these bikes. I have a 2008 Qlink XP200, I love this bike and plan on making some upgrades, all of you have got me started and I know I joined the right group. I am currently in Missouri USA, but will be moving to Hawaii in Dec. I hope I can find some of you located nearby. Thanks again for all your help and will be posting new stuff as I get my upgrades started.

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Originally Posted by Rball#55

Just wanted to take this opportunity to thank all of you for your posts, you all know how hard it is finding information on these bikes. I have a 2008 Qlink XP200, I love this bike and plan on making some upgrades, all of you have got me started and I know I joined the right group. I am currently in Missouri USA, but will be moving to Hawaii in Dec. I hope I can find some of you located nearby. Thanks again for all your help and will be posting new stuff as I get my upgrades started.

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I'm also new to the forum and I feel the same as you about the amount of usefull information and knowdlege of the members here. welcome!

In Ukraine it is called "Skymoto Dragon" and cost 1850$ for version 200cchttp://skymoto.com.ua/upload/Dragon.jpg