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09-23-2014, 08:19 AMIt is typical, allways the same. I talk about chinesee bikes and the People start to argue with chinesee 50ccm shit scooters and crash test of cars.
I do not talk about cars which safty is obvieus, but the safty on a chinesee bike and japaneese bike is the same (without abs).
Besides :
The quoros 3 car has 5 stars i Encap crash test.
It is the same safty that volvo has.
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#12 Re: Importing a new motorcycle from China into UK09-23-2014, 08:44 AM
I think you want a 2nd hand Japanese made CMX250 rebel or CB250. It will meet you price expectations and after three years it will be in better mechanical shape, and give you far better resale.
I'm a teacher I buy lots of red pens.
Chinese red pen lasts something up to a week usually a day. A French made bic lasts me around a month. Reliable, good quality, price is actually the same, although really a bic is 25% of the price as it lasts 3 times longer.
The reason: Chinese manufacturers give not one fuck about their consumer. Consumers are to them faceless muppets, screw one over, who cares? Another one will be there to take their place. All they care about is one thing: money.
They could make their pens better, but they won't, you'd buy fewer! What do they do? Collude with other manufacturers to make sure all pens are equally shit and also use the government to prevent imports to defend their industry.
The only time Chinese companies can manufacture properly is for export, when they have to, even then it's shonky shit.
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09-23-2014, 10:50 AMYou have a lot of right thinking in your answer. It may be that the oryginal chinesee bikes are not good in quality, maybe my senke was of good quality because of the quality control of polish reseller. The romet company assembly those bikes in Poland. This company exist in Poland since 70's. They do not want any bad marketing.
The second topic, Yes the rebel or cb 250 is something for me, but for first thing i can not buy it new. The same thing with suzuki TUX, it is not availble in Poland /Europe. And the import from Us is expensive.
The next question is: make the tripple price (ybr 125/senke 125) tripple better quality? Or Just double it. Is it posible to drive ybr for 180.kkm without engine trouble? If Yes it maybe a solution. But If senke engine make 65.kkm it is better to buy a new one after then and not to buy a ybr. And drive it to end of my life.
As i wrote you, the japaneese bike are still well Sold in Europe because of Power and Prestige.
I can say something else, i see the difference of quality in senke and keeway. The keeway is better, but it cost more.
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#14 Re: Importing a new motorcycle from China into UK09-24-2014, 12:53 AM
If a company buys Chinese bikes in parts and welds and assembles themselves they can if intelligent make a pretty good bike from the better Chinese parts and undercut the Japanese bikes. You see the main problems with Chinese bikes is assembly mentality. That being a race to fill as many bikes as possible into a shipping container and be number 1 manufacturer by volume.This means bikes arrive the other end with welds that look like the have been done by children and finger tight bolts.
Japanese made bikes are of course better, but Japanese bikes made in China can be just as good as Indian made even better and not far behind Thailand. I see it as a mangaement issue, and obviously CFMOTO and Qianjiang are beginning to get the idea. Wuyang, Hoajue, Sundiro and Jianshe have already been taught the correct methods becuase they have Japanese bosses.
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09-24-2014, 03:39 AMAre you saying Chinese mentality is low? They can't make things right?
Funny thing is the Chinese even tell you the same
They ask if my bike is an import but I say it's Chinese then they say it's not a good bike because it's made in china
And here in china welding correctly isn't a known thing
Looks like bird shit from some prehistoric species
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#16 Re: Importing a new motorcycle from China into UK09-24-2014, 05:46 AM
Well there are no specific crash tests for MC's that I'm aware of.
The car testing was simply an example. However I would say that generally speaking - pretty much everything made in China, not made by a JV or WOFE with international QA & QC systems in place and adhered to, likely produces suspect products... bedding, clothing, textiles, furnishings, furniture, food, beverages, vehicles, components, buildings, building products, tools... pretty much everything. Evem plain old drinking water is not immune!
Lots of shortcuts, altered and cheaper materials and cheating the customer/end user. Maybe not every local Chinese company does so, but I doubt many don't. Even if a company tries its level best to control everything including the supply chain, there are no guarantees that one of the suppliers don't/won't take short cuts (common occurrence) shaving a mao here or a mao there.
As stated, it's not just specific to auto-mobiles, it's everything and it's endemic - nothing is immune!
That's okay though, you go for your life on the Chinese MC... <insert product here>.
It's not a pissing match, it's just a reality... the collective just trying to warn you.Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist
- Pablo Picasso
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#17 Re: Importing a new motorcycle from China into UK09-24-2014, 06:00 AM
Hey folks - the original poster seems to have been frightened away by the "discussion". He just wanted to know if there was someone who could ship him one of the Suzuki GN250s.
OP - IMHO, it is unlikely a legitimate shop will sell you one, and arrange shipping to the UK. A legitimate shop needs an Export License to be able to sell & ship to overseas customers, and I can't imagine any legal shops having the necessary export license. The only shops I have ever heard of that will risk shipping outside China w/o a license are the CJ shops, and I would not recommend any of them for your requirements.
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#18 Re: Importing a new motorcycle from China into UK
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09-24-2014, 07:12 AMOnly to add:
Quoros 3, chineese car 5starts ENCAP
http://www.euroncap.com/results/qoros/3/528.aspx
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#19 Re: Importing a new motorcycle from China into UK09-24-2014, 11:46 PM
Dear Edgara,
Sorry for our off topic rants.
It would be possible to buy a single bike online, you could try Alibaba. However these large companies tend to be greedy and unresponsive to individual customers, they would want you to commit to buy a certain amount of units 100+. But really with the documentation worries such export licenses and other obstacles you'd be best advised to come to China yourself to source a bike, and then attempt to get it registered by the DVLA when you return to the UK, which may not be possible and financially illogical.
If you really were keen on something like it you'd be best advised to find one second hand in the UK, or a Honda CMX250 Rebel or purchase and Inazuma from a dealership.
Still you could try Wonjan, it won't hurt to ask, they may be nice people who really love motorcycles and hugely value each customer, unlikely but worth a shot.
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