Sukida 广州番禺豪剑摩托车工业有限公司

**MJH** · 02-10-2013, 05:09 AM

Sukida ranks 27th in the top 50 manufactures in China.
As of June 2012 they lost 27.68% of that production compared to June 2011.
Sukida also ranked 27th in total export of its production exporting 43.12% of its total production.

Their formal name is Guangzhou Panyu Hao Jian Motorcycle Industry Co., Ltd.

Seems that they are all doing the same things at the same time, that being offering revised bikes that mostly have the 223cc OHC engines.

Here are few of Sukida offerings….these are showing up under many different names being offered through many different trading companies. That pose as the actual manufacturers.

Here is a link to an attempt at a functional website by Sukida
http://www.sukidacycle.com/Enindex.asp

**MJH** · 02-10-2013, 06:00 AM

Here is what is interesting, this supplier listed on China Suppliers list these and many other manufactures models. Nothing on the B2B profile reveals that Chongqing Baohua Motorcycle Co., Ltd. is not the OEM of the products actually they present themselves as the manufacturer.

In fact for $39.50 you can purchase a audit report on them….

What could that report say? It could say that the listed products are manufactured by many manufactures across China. Would it also say the images of the factory are just images of any factory and since this company is only a wholesale trading company it does not actually have a factory?

http://baohua.en.made-in-china.com/a...ts/report.html

**modron** · 02-10-2013, 09:43 AM

this one looks nice! Dual sport stylized on BMWs. Also looks similiar to shineray x5

**Zorge** · 02-10-2013, 11:22 AM

Yes, it really is quite a nice and modern design, without irritating details which can be often see on some C-Motos.

Photo does not show much, but it seems that it's all quite decent assembled.

**MJH** · 02-10-2013, 05:22 PM

Another name for Chongqing Baohua Motorcycle Co., Ltd is Sprintco(China) Vehicles Industry Co., Ltd
Their terms of warranty disclose that. Probably inadvertently?

The SP prefix is added to some advertised model on that B2B website, the SP names stands for Sprintco. For example their advertised SP150GY-10X is actually a Zongshen ZS150GY-10X

Sprintco has a website, but its currently not functioning.
www.sprintco.cn/

So this is one big trading company that is buying out of various factories and selling them as a single source.
But they are not revealing that, they actually seem to be hiding that.

Here is another very interesting offering, not on the same B2B site but on another site that is using the Sprintco name. They call it an XR250

It is a prototype Yingang dual sport that has the DOHC 249cc engine. They do not have real specs on it.

That model is not in production to the best of my knowledge, and it would be a YG250.
Here is another image of the YG250 that was taken previously from another website. Both images were taken in front of the YG factories offices.

The YG250 is also listed on the China Suppliers website....also as an XR250

**MJH** · 02-10-2013, 05:40 PM

Its a shame that these people are not professionals, because the idea is not bad to offer the best out of each manufacturer, not like it has not been tried before as it is pretty much what re-branding is. But what it lacks is real documentation in that are they creating manuals and easy to access parts indexes with diagrams, even better would be real actual shop manuals. Basically professional managed services, which would include QC on the production runs on site. I am so sure that is not happening.