Hallo,

Nice to see so many 'chiners' from all sides of the world:thumbsup:

I'm from Poland. Heh, I expect to be a first here from my country, but somebody was faster than I :lol8:

I've got a KEEWAY Supershadow. Second famous versin of this bike in Poland is ZIPP Roadstar. These both versions are a mods of LIFAN LF250. In Poland is not available original distribution under the LIFAN label.

I bought it in march last year. Mileage for today ca. 5600km
I' like this bike. And I even emotionally related with my little china grrrl and caled she "Rude Bettie". Have no any seriusly technical problems with this bike. Excluding some damage in small traffic accident I've got in 13 july 2008 :riding:
But we (I & my bike) fortunately survived.:icon10:

So, thats all for now about me.

P.S.
Please forgive me my rumbling but I don't know this language to well

LeftHandy,

Your English is okay so don't worry about that! Thanks for signing on and welcome to MCM. Would you happen to have any pictures of you and your bike? Also, have you done any changes to the bike?

CC

Hi, I rode through your country back in 2005 when I was riding around the world. I had a great time there, and met some Bikers too. You can read about my trip and see some pictures at:
http://www.changjiangunlimited.com/Jim-IoM-Beijing.htm
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showt...=Trans-Eurasia
Welcome aboard.
Regds,
Jim
www.bmwsidecar.com

Hi, Carl
Thanks for charity :icon10:

Now I'm just looking around what have you got here. You colected many intersting infos about china motorcycle manufacturing whole.
We colected many infos and technical mannuals on our club site too. If you don't have anything against, I can translate some of this and place here.
I saw your video trial. You are reall tough! :eekers: Respect! :bowdown:

Fotos of mine, my bike, modificatin and after-accident-fixing are bottom in my signature. But I see the acces smoetimes is fail. So maybe soon I'll place my fotos in MCMember Galleries, if I may.
For now I add to my bike only side bags and crashpad(?)/engineprotector(?) ( :confused1: I really don't know what this called in english. I mean steel-pipe frame around engine covered chrom. In polish we just call this "gmol").

The Our club site is only in polish language for now but we going to make english version soon. We met few years ago on one polish motorcycle community forum, where a couple mainstreem-labels-motorcycle-bigots were attacked us that we are not TRUE because we riding on cheap china bikes with a small capacity engine. They called us 'chiners', but we proud of it. Did you have a parallel problems in your countrys?
Year ago we established our society of China motorcycle owners and made our site and forum. We are not a club in traditional meaning like a MC or somethink like that. We are open and still growing community.
Now we've got 145 users/members and bigots are chill out. And even a many 'label bikers' hold with our joly squad.
We oraganize common journeys and events. We keep in touch with china club in Czech Republik. Our members cooperate with a few engineers firms who help us to modify ours bikes and we published last year book about china motorcycles & scooters. This is a rview of a poles china bikes' market and what is true and what is a only stupid jumbomumbo about this bikes.

This year We organize our great event in 1-3 May. Near the Bydgoszcz city in Poland.

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Originally Posted by Jimbosidecar

Hi, I rode through your country back in 2005 when I was riding around the world. I had a great time there, and met some Bikers too. You can read about my trip and see some pictures at:
http://www.changjiangunlimited.com/Jim-IoM-Beijing.htm
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showt...=Trans-Eurasia
Welcome aboard.
Regds,
Jim
www.bmwsidecar.com

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Hi, Jimbosidecar,
Nice to meet you. Thanks for link. I read this for sure.
I hope that we meet smoeday, somewhere on a road :thumbsup:

LeftHandy,

Really, your English is not so bad. The most important thing is we can understand what you are saying and I think that is not a problem!

An overwhelming majority of the information on this site does not come from me but many excellent riders and contributors. As far as I am concerned the information on here is made public and can be shared. If anyone doesn't think it should be shared, then they should say that in their post. I'm sure you have some very interesting information on your site as well which we would like to see!

We welcome pictures and reports of your group rides. :icon10:

Also, feel free to put a link to your site in the "clubs" section. That way if anyone else from Poland comes to MCM, they may also join your community as well.

CC