New Shop and Garage in Beijing

**chinabiker** · 07-09-2010, 01:11 AM

There is a new shop in Beijing, Motorway. It is located in the 798 art district at Da Shan Zi （大山子）
My old buddy Lv Fei, the guy who was awarded a trip to the US along with the rider exchange program in 2009, manages the place.
The have decent gear, a good selection of tires (I found TKC 80s there), luggage systems and loads of other stuff.
Their workshop will open later this summer.
Check it out

北京摩德威：
电话：+86 10 8459 9660
传真：+86 10 8459 9660
地址：北京朝阳区酒仙桥路4号北京正东电子集团751动力广场
邮政编码：100015
网址：www.Beijing-Motorway.com
www.527Motor.com
销售邮箱：Shop ddoott Motorway aatt gmail ddoott com
售后邮箱：Service ddoott Motorway aatt gmail ddoott com
营业时间：9:00--18:00
GPS位置：N 39°59.019′ E 116°29.945′

Passion, Profession, Pleasure----Beijing Motorway Motorcycle Co. Ltd.
Mobile: 86 - 189 0110 7750
e-m: Lvfei7750 aatt gmail ddoott com
Web: www.Beijing-Motorway.com
www.527Motor.com
Add: 751 Power Square Beijing Zhengdong Group, Jiuxianqiao Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing

**andre555** · 07-09-2010, 03:49 AM

Thanks for sharing, will pass by when next time in the big B...

**chinabiker** · 07-09-2010, 04:09 AM

Originally Posted by andre555

.. will pass by when next time in the big B...

Hopefully not only at the shop

**SabineHartmann** · 07-09-2010, 06:26 AM

just visited the site: if you know this guy, please tell him he should post a button to switsh to english. I can read nothing!!!!!

**chinabiker** · 07-09-2010, 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by SabineHartmann

just visited the site: if you know this guy, please tell him he should post a button to switsh to english. I can read nothing!!!!!

Sabine, the shop, the website and the whole business is still in the early stages. He isn't sure if he is going to create an English site. he

**Lao Jia Hou** · 07-10-2010, 09:23 AM

Originally Posted by chinabiker

There is a new shop in Beijing, Motorway ... They have decent gear, a good selection of tires (I found TKC 80s there), luggage systems and loads of other stuff.

Thanks for the tip Andy - perfect timing for me, as I'm in the market for some new riding gear and it looks like he has some really nice stuff!

I'll pop up there soon.

**bikerdoc** · 07-10-2010, 03:29 PM

great stuff, looks promising though proof is in the pudding as they say... time will tell. Best of luck (and lots of hard work) to earn the success...

**Road Rash** · 07-27-2010, 02:19 PM

Originally Posted by bikerdoc

great stuff, looks promising though proof is in the pudding as they say... time will tell. Best of luck (and lots of hard work) to earn the success...

Thanks for the post...
I'll check it out some time!

**Lao Jia Hou** · 07-28-2010, 01:06 PM

Went to his shop over the weekend. He has some beautiful, top-end gear (and top-shelf prices ... but, you get what you pay for).

But the shop is REALLY hard to find ... make sure you go with someone who knows the 798 district and also speaks good Chinese (to keep calling them to ask for directions). I plugged the Lat/Long (from their website) into my GPS, but my China GPS maps did not display the little lane that they are on inside the 798 District.

However, once I found it ... I was quite impressed by the shop and the selection.

**CantDecide** · 04-03-2011, 06:18 AM

I second Lao Jia Hou's comments. My wife and I went over to 798 today to check out the galleries and I convinced her to check out Motorway also.

I think the GPS coordinates are a wee bit off (sorry, I didn't get better ones), I'd say the shop is about a block or two west and south of where my phone thought those coordinates should go. We got as close as we could to the coordinates and were still trying to go east. When we called the shop and told them where we were, they told us to go back west a bit and slightly south.

There were a bunch of BMW 1200GS parked in front and on our way out a Ducati showed up as well. Definitely a place to shop if you have money, they stock Rev'it! clothing and Shuberth helmets, at a lot of accessories for adventure bikes.

The shop looked very clean, with a ton of BMW 1200GS's waiting for service too.

Jeff Sun was our sales agent and he was pretty friendly, even though we were pretty clearly not going to buy anything on the spot. He saw our helmets and asked where our motorcycle was, so we had to explain they were just for our electric scooter. He gave me a copy of the Rev'it! catalog and I tried on some modular Shuberth helmets. Jeff also introduced me to Lu Fei and we chatted a bit as well, he was pretty friendly considering I wasn't about to bring a 1200GS in for service.