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  1. #1 I want a Qingqi 
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    I made up my mind, i will go with the Qingqi 200GY.
    Does anyone know what is the difference between the Enduro and the Motard version?
    Same frame ? Maybe only different tires/wheels?
    Is it big enough for someone 190cm (not me)?
    I will try to get some help from someone Chinese at the office.

    I was quoted 9800RMB for the Enduro version. Is that a good deal?
    What does the Qingqi factory ship to the dealer? A whole bike or are there any configuration options?

    Most importantly, anyone have a catalog? The Chinese website does not have any good pictures or details.

    Thanks.
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    "Net" bike base in Jinan, Shandong
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    This is what you want......



    The differences between motard and dual-sport are pretty well covered in other threads on the site (mostly just the wheels and gearing of the sprockets). 190CM ? go with the dual-sport, it's a bit taller with higher bars.

    It's probably going to cost you about 13K with the 520 Chain/Sprockets, improved hubs, rear disk brake, upside down forks and I would request a cargo rack instead of those useless grab rails.

    Buy a set of 17" rims and tires and you can basically swap between motard and dual sport. Probably cost you around 2000 Yuan for extra wheels.

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    Humanbeing, are you selling these? Do you know any reputable parts suppliers for QingQi?



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    ChinaV,
    I'm an amateur compare to your knowledge.
    I don't like this brand (bad reputaion from early days in Guangdong) so no further parts info.
    Owned some better CG clone (Xingfu: early 90s/ Kymco: 2007) that're close to the Honda as workhorse. Borrow Suzuki en125-2a from cousin in spare time. BUT these better chinese made bike can't replace the 8/90s Honda CG125/Suzuki GS125 (刀仔) good reputation from GDer.
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    It's probably going to cost you about 13K with the 520 Chain/Sprockets, improved hubs, rear disk brake, upside down forks and I would request a cargo rack instead of those useless grab rails.
    The 13k rmb, this you mean what will cost me upfront at the dealer's ? Or you mean 13k after i get the parts you mention replaced?
    Also, i cannot find any discussion of differences between the motard and dual sport versions, can you provide a link? I think the motard version will better suit my needs, but i cant see why it would cost so much more, so i would stick to the dual sport version.
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    Slabo,

    Everything is the same except the wheels, gearing, fork and plastics. The Motard version often has painted plastics (which will scratch) while the endure version has color-in-plastics (which will scratch but will be the exact same color of course).

    If you're tall, get the Enduro version. If you're less than tall and only want to have a good time on smooth surfaces, get the motard.

    Price difference for the motard could be the specific parts are produced in fewer quantitites and also that it's a more "fashionable" design.

    Good Luck!
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