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  1. #31 Re: Reliability of your China Moto 
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    Incidentally the Kawasaki D-Tracker 150 (KLX150) is legally available within PRC, but not so the D-Tracker 250 (KLX250).
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  2. #32 Re: Reliability of your China Moto 
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    Quote Originally Posted by bikerdoc View Post
    Incidentally the Kawasaki D-Tracker 150 (KLX150) is legally available within PRC, but not so the D-Tracker 250 (KLX250).
    The KLX250 would do very well here I think. Although, I rarely see anyone riding off-road/motards here in Shanghai. Maybe if I spent more time on the outer ring I would, but normally in the downtown it's all big kawasaki's or ducatti's etc
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    Quote Originally Posted by bikerdoc View Post
    There's a possibility given time that the Honda CB500X could be available through official local Honda distribution agent though it defies logic that out of the three CB500 (CBR500R, CB500F, CB500X) models, the 'X' model is the one left out of the equation - but as most of us realise this place is a LFZ.

    To my mind the aforementioned CB500X is the most ideally suited of all three Honda CB500 models to the local conditions speaking from the experience of having ridden the model extensively for nearly two months in Thailand early 2014.

    I doubt that BMW Motorrad have anything to do with blocking access to the CB500X as I cannot see that they would think the 'X' model is a direct competitor to any BMW model - to which I'd agree. The Honda CB500X rides & handles nothing like a G650GS, F700GS nor a F800GS, all three models having real adventure characteristics of which the CB500X marginally shares. That's not to say that the CB500X isn't a worthy ride or isn't up to the task as it seems an ideal platform for riding this wasteland because it is - but a true adventurer or dual-sport it is not.

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    Sorry, maybe I miswrote my earlier post. I have no suspicion of BMW blocking Honda.

    More like those Thai made bike prices are just high enough and the oddball model selections omitting bikes that should be hugely popular for import seem to be too strange to make sense, at least to me. There must be something going on behind the scenes, because what seems to be going on would be exactly what the likes of Zongshen, Shineray, Loncin and Jialing would want. Just keep those Japanese bikes out of reach, keep the Chinese bikes a temptation, by artificially keeping the prices sweet, keep those 250-400cc dual sport models out where possible. Make sure any other imported bike is 100% to 50% more expensive than a Chinese similar competitor. Those guys probably lose sleep over 'what if people could but a CB500X for 50,000 RMB, or a CRF250 for 30,000, shit we'd lose all our market share'.
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  4. #34 Re: Reliability of your China Moto 
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    Quote Originally Posted by ZMC888 View Post
    Sorry, maybe I miswrote my earlier post. I have no suspicion of BMW blocking Honda.

    More like those Thai made bike prices are just high enough and the oddball model selections omitting bikes that should be hugely popular for import seem to be too strange to make sense, at least to me. There must be something going on behind the scenes, because what seems to be going on would be exactly what the likes of Zongshen, Shineray, Loncin and Jialing would want. Just keep those Japanese bikes out of reach, keep the Chinese bikes a temptation, by artificially keeping the prices sweet, keep those 250-400cc dual sport models out where possible. Make sure any other imported bike is 100% to 50% more expensive than a Chinese similar competitor. Those guys probably lose sleep over 'what if people could but a CB500X for 50,000 RMB, or a CRF250 for 30,000, shit we'd lose all our market share'.
    China export shit loads of "shit " to Thailand and Thailand would love to export more to China I am sure behind the scenes the Thail government is saying to China " come on guys be fair let our bikes in!" IMO things will start to happen this year ! Loads of new roads bridges are being constructed in the north of Thailand to connect Thailand/ Loas / China I for one is holding back and waiting to see how this develops before I look at a new bike . One things is guaranteed I will not buy a Chinese made bike again regardless of how good reviews are posted on MCM . Took me 4 years to lean you "can't polish a turd "
    So to all you guys with Chinese bike and I still have 2 !! turds left I wish you luck and good polishing lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by prince666 View Post
    China export shit loads of "shit " to Thailand and Thailand would love to export more to China I am sure behind the scenes the Thail government is saying to China " come on guys be fair let our bikes in!" IMO things will start to happen this year ! Loads of new roads bridges are being constructed in the north of Thailand to connect Thailand/ Loas / China I for one is holding back and waiting to see how this develops before I look at a new bike . One things is guaranteed I will not buy a Chinese made bike again regardless of how good reviews are posted on MCM . Took me 4 years to lean you "can't polish a turd "
    So to all you guys with Chinese bike and I still have 2 !! turds left I wish you luck and good polishing lol

    We can always wait and see.

    I hope this happens
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    Is it possible to register these CQR crap? Then i would buy one of this, register it, buy a real CRF, trash the CQR and "align" the CRF numbers ......
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    Quote Originally Posted by ShuBen View Post
    Is it possible to register these CQR crap? Then i would buy one of this, register it, buy a real CRF, trash the CQR and "align" the CRF numbers ......

    That's you're call however, that is !llegal. Accordingly there is a guy in bejing that registers them, although. A few sellers said they can not plate them, but one guy in Beijing said he could. He's probably going down a similar route as what you're thinking maybe you could contact him? He's on taobao, only guy selling the CRF in Beijing. If you need I'll try find his number for you.
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  8. #38 Re: Reliability of your China Moto 
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    Josh,

    If you could send me his number or TaoBao Link by PM would be absolutely great!!!
    Thanks in advance.
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  9. #39 Re: Reliability of your China Moto 
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    Quote Originally Posted by ShuBen View Post
    Josh,

    If you could send me his number or TaoBao Link by PM would be absolutely great!!!
    Thanks in advance.
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  10. #40 Re: Reliability of your China Moto 
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    Thanks. Lets see what we can make out of this information. I will check the place and try to get a deal there.
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