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#101 Re: Post pics of your China Street Bike05-16-2012, 12:45 PM
Funny you should ask, because I asked the exact same question. It was indeed for herself. About beautiful, no idea, your guess is as good as mine. About tall, well that's what the somewhat short salesperson (Nancy) said. In her eyes, my 5'11 probably puts me in the category of basketball players. Again, your guess is as good as mine :-))
Take your riding one day at a time. Enjoy it like a newbie and hope to never get complacent...
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#102 Re: Post pics of your China Street Bike
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05-16-2012, 08:07 PMDear DipStick,
You bought a bike solely for commuting in the endless city? Sheesh, we'll have to disabuse you of the error of your ways! Promise you'll be super careful in town, which for commuting is a lot better than most cities since the high plate prices do limit traffic volume. But please promise also that you'll find time for the occasional overnight ride-out to Zhejiang or Anhui or Fujian with your MCM comrades. There's brilliant riding to be had, with a little work to slip the bonds of Shanghai. Well worth the effort. As you'll read in these pages, it's also a neat trick to check your bike on a train and meet it in Kunming or Guiyang or Urumqi for some real riding.
Not sure what you do in your capacity as a (stickless) dip, but I assure you the bike has the power to put you in intimate proximity with lots of people you'd probably not otherwise meet, which of course is good for stickomacy. My work in rural healthcare development is immeasurably enhanced by my ability to get off the beaten path.
Whatever you do, ride safe and get yourself out of Shanghai! Let's ride!jkp
Shanghai
2010 JH600 "Merkin Muffley" (in Shanghai)
2000 KLR650 "Feezer Ablanalp" (in California)
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#103 Re: Post pics of your China Street Bike05-18-2012, 12:21 PM
Euphonius:
I might be convinced to take a ride outside of town at some point. But I want first to get familiar with the bike and take my time to hone my skills. I am a newbie rider after all and this is my first real bike (I'm not counting mopeds). The other obstacle would be telling my wife: "Bye honey, I'll be out with the guys for the week-end, good luck handling the 2 screaming kids. See ya tomorrow." I don't think it would fly. But maybe 2 or 3 times a year might be tolerated...
Bottom line, I am taking it one step at a time, she is already worried enough about me wanting to ride a bike in downtown Shanghai.
Looking forward to meeting at some point.
DS
ps: speaking of one step at a time, did I mention I don't have a bike YET?Take your riding one day at a time. Enjoy it like a newbie and hope to never get complacent...
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#104 Re: Post pics of your China Street Bike05-24-2012, 01:19 PM
Well, after nearly 5 years and some grumbling I've become a bona-fida Chinese bike owner - Lifan 250P
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I bought it off a friend who won it in a draw, brand new from Lifan! So it's not licenced and I now have to get my driver's licence. But the incentives are now all there!Last edited by Chinggis101; 05-25-2012 at 02:59 AM.
Chongqing
'12 Lifan 250 P
e-biker 48/64/72v
'77 CB 750 F1
'75 XL 250
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#105 Re: Post pics of your China Street Bike05-24-2012, 11:24 PM
Congrats, Chinggis! "Easy"-looking ride (as in the movie).
Definitely plenty of tips around here for getting your license!Take your riding one day at a time. Enjoy it like a newbie and hope to never get complacent...
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#106 Re: Post pics of your China Street Bike05-24-2012, 11:31 PM
On a related note, finally picked up my YBR250 yesterday. But still no plates in spite of best efforts. Full story and pictures are posted here.
Take your riding one day at a time. Enjoy it like a newbie and hope to never get complacent...
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#107 Re: Post pics of your China Street Bike05-25-2012, 12:47 AM
with weeks of waiting my new CFMOTO 250-8 came its the only one left in shandong
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#108 Re: Post pics of your China Street Bike
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#109 Re: Post pics of your China Street Bike
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05-25-2012, 03:58 AMI'm not a scooter guy that is smooth looking ride. 250cc eh? I wonder how it runs : Fuel economy; 0-60; top speed; handling.
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#110 Re: Post pics of your China Street Bike05-25-2012, 04:30 AM
Hi soberpete it is a 250cc why they call it a JETLUX 300 who knows the Jetlux runs very well and smooth fuel is about 290km from 10 liters 0-60 from a scooter is very good from the lights i leave most behind
very smooth on the ride take the bad roads ok and is very good at low speeds i live in Thailand as well as china and i have Honda PCX in Thailand so i like scooter CFMOTO make some of the best bike in china
untill you ride one you just cant bleave how good it is but to find the Jexlux which is called the CF250-8 is very hard to find in china it is a new model so are very few about i look for 6 weeks and found the last one in Shandong
only done 700 km so top end not sure but it fill ok to get to 110km very good with the top speed sholud be about 125/135 km give me a few more weeks and i will find out need to find a nice long flat road which we have loads
in Longkou ????
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