http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OArQwuSbmg
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FWIW FYI you.tube doesn't work (is b!ocked) in the middle kingdo0m... just sayin
I apologize to those that cannot see them, They are Official Ads for North American Honda, Kawasaki, KTM and Yamaha, all 300cc class.
The R3 is getting really good reviews. Those are being made in Indonesia and were it is manufactured never really gets mentioned.
All of these are made in Asia, the GW250 in China, the KTM is made in India, the Kawasaki and Honda are made in Thailand. All are mass produced, all are made of low cost materials, its the engineering and quality control, national sales and support that makes them popular.
I saw the CFMoto assembled KIM RC390 full fairing model same engine as the 390 Duke at a local KTMR2R CFMoto shop. The local MSRP is CNY56800 compared to the Duke 390 is about CNY49800...
http://www.ktmr2r.com/KTM/Superbikex.../0408/206.html
I would not pay that much for one, actually I sat on one and was cramped its now off my wish list. If I was in China I would be thinking about the Benelli BJ300 or their new 250, for entry level. Then again I think over there simple and common would be best. It depends on what resource are available, however living in China is not on my wish list, never has been. Crowds bother me.Quote:
Originally Posted by bikerdoc
Then again, I like the Shineray 400's for tooling around the countryside it be either the Zongshen 250 RX3 or the XY400GY. Then again the best adventures ever posted on this site were on a 150cc, it was founded in that...no?
Hi MJHQuote:
Crowds bother me
You would be surprised if you avoid the big city how few people you do meet when riding about. On occasions I have not seen 1 single person for many hours riding in some areas ! No doubt like places in the USA , that why many people leave China with a totally different view and prospective of China . IMO it's worth a visit