QingQi U-Zeal (轻骑 125-3B): Back to the Basics

[Steve_Halt]

I. Want. That. Seat!!!

[Zorge]

Come up with convincing story of why is essential that you need such a seat and contact "Somoto" again - http://www.somoto.cn/productshow.asp?id=145

[Steve_Halt]

Tuesday went for a Nanjing-Ma'anshan night ride. About 60km one way. The bike handled it all OK. No noises, no problems. The bars have proven comfortable. The only thing is those rear shock tuned to "the softest" aren't soft at all, which makes for a rather uncomfortable ride on a bumpy road.
All in all enjoyed the trip, the bike has 1000km on the clock now.

[TexasAggie]

Which roads did you use? Next time, give me a call if you want a wingman. I will try and make it.

[Steve_Halt]

OK!
I used G-205 road, it's legal for the bikes to go on it. Starts off 长虹路, goes through 江宁, then through a small city called 梅山 and then straight to Ma'anshan.

[Zorge]

You didn't feel the need for a windscreen?

[Steve_Halt]

You didn't feel the need for a windscreen?

Not really. The thing hardly breaks the sound speed barrier. Besides I have my full-face on, so it's OK.

[Steve_Halt]

So after a very short ownership time and 1000 km on the clock I sold the little QingQi to a random dude via 58.com website. Bye-bye QingQi, you need to grow up a bit.

[MJH]

I would like a CB223 or a version of the Suzuki Grass Tracker. The little Qingqi version with only a 125cc is not enough for me.
CB223

Grass Tracker Big Boy

[Zorge]

So after a very short ownership time and 1000 km on the clock I sold the little QingQi to a random dude via 58.com website. Bye-bye QingQi, you need to grow up a bit.

Damn Steve, you change bikes more often than yours socks.