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Did you go for a test ride? Also, who's selling it? I may know them. :icon10:

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That's the monster. There were a bunch of them for sale on the Chinese web communities (usually in a dark blue) but they're definitely not very common. I got a feeling Jialing was not "supposed" to...

To be honest, one of the best bikes for China would be a Nighthawk 250. My first Chinese bike was basically a Nighthawk 250 frame and plastics with a 150cc Honda type push-rod engine, cast wheels...

Shock shopping in China is great fun! Since everything is so "open source" there's tons of different shocks available esp. if you have a dual shock rear end... you could even lift/raise the back up...

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The Johnny Pag web page is not a bad place to start your research. It's got downloadable specs, service manual, parts catalogs and some other fun stuff.
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Althugh it may be different now, I think the line to get it registered will not be so bad. The whole process can be done in a few hours usually...assuming you have ALL the correct paperwork and...

It may be easier for your wife to register depending on your visa and the name on your drivers license when you get it. The name on my Chinese license is my Chinese name "Wang Fei Shi" and there...

LH,

Not trying to deride your riding abilities, skills or experiences but just floating my standard disclaimers about riding in China. A couple people have managed to meet their ends in China on...

350 is PLENTY of power in China and anything more than that can become dangerous pretty fast. I suggest getting a smaller, lighter bike with plenty of parts support and suspension travel to learn the...