BIKE SOLD
The original bike was a 125 with clutchless 3 speed semi auto box. It also only had kick start and both brakes were on the handlebars, mountain bike style.
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BIKE SOLD
The original bike was a 125 with clutchless 3 speed semi auto box. It also only had kick start and both brakes were on the handlebars, mountain bike style.
I paid 8k for it new 2 years ago but I think they are cheaper now, maybe 7 k. My wife has been riding it and found the lack of clutch and electric start a real pain in the arse. Luckily an Italian mate of mine is a motorcycle engineer by trade and he offered to modify it for us.
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As you can see from the pics the bike has changed a fair bit. A new Yinxiang 140cc engine with clutch and electric start was fitted to the bike. Our friend who did the work thought that was the best engine for enduro riding in Guangdong. Then a new foot operated back brake system, clutch lever and lithium battery were added. It all looks like it was done at the factory, a real pro job. I added the headlight myself :icon10:
It currently has knobblies on it (it takes 21" tyres) but we also have a set of on/off tyres with loads of life left in them to sell with the bike. The mods cost 5k so we are currently have 13k + invested in the bike. My wife is a small Chinese lady and the bike is great for a lady, teenager or small man who wants to ride enduro. It will get over anything a full size dirt bike can. The max weight for geared up rider is 90 KG. I believe some kids in america use them for riding the jumps in BMX/skateboard parks, the bike was originally meant to be half mountain half dirt bike but obviously now its just a light weight dirt bike.
Please contact me on wechat or pm me if you are interested.
wechat ID. tom1913
BTW We live near Guangzhou but have a shipping crate for it so shipping within China would be cheap
Looks like it could be a fun toy. I would pick it up if I lived local but shipping a bike is usually another 1k to 1.5k.
Shouldn't be as much as that, last year I shipped a Jialing JH600 from Guangzhou to Shenyang for 600 RMB.Quote:
Originally Posted by Asymptomatic
Really? I shipped my duke 390 from Shenyang to Changchun and it cost me almost 1500.
Wow! Which company did u use and did that include them making a box? I have a crate so wouldn't have to pay for that. I could drop the price to 6k but wouldn't really want to go lower than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Asymptomatic
Bike Sold