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I've been speaking to bike shop about the CF650. He reckons everyone he knows that has bought the bike, ended up selling it soon after and those who have ridden it only have bad things to say. Didn't...

Any idea if you can register this in Shanghai?! If so, I could be willing to be the guinea pig...

Btw, apologies ZMC, I didn't see your post when making my earlier comment.

Now how much difference will the fuel injection make? Will there be a substantial difference in power? Possibly bringing it in line with a Chinese 250?!

That's perfect! Thanks a lot guys.

Anyone have a more technical explanation? Printed words on a bit of fairing don't really cut it in China!

What should I be looking for to see if there is a carburetor? I have one dealer who assures me that he has one with the fuel injection.

See photos of the actual bike...249124922493

Good to know. How can you tell if the bike is fuel injected by looking at it? The dealer sent me some pics of the bike but it may be hard to tell without looking at the actual bike. If the fuel...

According to the Yamaha website:

The YBR125 is a motorcycle with the power to take you where you want to go. Eager to please, this punchy 4-stroke will happily propel you around city streets...

Would you say that at that price range, the DD250G-2 is still the best value for money? Or would you say a YBR125 fuel injection would be a better choice? I guess it's power vs build quality. I still...

Yamaha R1?! Really? Does that mean you can register one and ride it in downtown Shanghai?

Any idea if you can import by yourself and still register the bike legally? Otherwise any idea what the...

I heard that the YBR250 is no longer made in China. Can it still be registered here then? And if so, what's to stop other imported 250s being imported and registered here such as the 250 Ninja?

If I was going for the cheaper option, which would be a better option QM200 or Regal Raptor DD250G? and why?

Also, is the JH600 the ONLY big Chinese bike that you can register?

Just had a look at the Qinqi QM200-2D which also seems like a decent option. Any advice?

Going back to the original topic, i'm also looking for a bike which can be legally registered in China. I live in Shanghai so need something that can be ridden downtown problem free. I'm not a fan...