Qlink XF 200 review on motorcycle.com

http://www.motorcycle.com/manufactur...iew-88669.html

I'm really happy to see this. + add qlink to your FB for updates if you use it.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/QLINK-MOTOR/104904895539

Thanks, chrome! I had seen the link on chinariders and contributed my expertise there--believe it or not, thanks to Carl's hands on experience with Qingqi, I set a few of the facts straight on the "reader's reviews" at the end of the story. I mentioned this site a few times, too, and told the powers that be (or at least the few motorcycle.com staffers who contributed to the readers' forum )at motorcycle.com to get hold of Carl to get their facts from a more reliable source. It was funny that Suzuki and Qlink both would not explain how their products are related through Qingqi, but thanks to Carl, we knew a long, long time ago :thumbsup:. Plus, there were words speculating that Qlink is an American subsidiary of Qingqi--I set that somewhat straight in the forums. I think that Carl would have been a better author for the article, come to think of it!!! :naughty::lol8:

You guys are champions amongst men! :clap:

I think you showed a fine level of knowledge there Culcune, and a great amount of finesse. Don't make me wanna start some sorta "Get Culcune a bike fund"! :gun_bandana:Culcune!

Speakin of which... haven't heard from Snorton in a while. :naughty:

Glad to hear ol' Pete liked the bike. There's a lot to like about it for what it is. :riding:

The industry - It may be slow but at least it's in motion and wicked 3D. :icon10:

Cheers fellas:goodtime:
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I stumbled upon it accidently while playing mafia wars on FB. :lol8:

Seems culcune is always 2 steps ahead of me on the internet.

That's cuz Culcune is like the Chinese-moto INCREDIBLE HULK. He takes 2 kilometer leaps while the rest of us are walking at a girly-mon 2.5mph. :muscles: :wheelchair:

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