Motorcycle from China

[Lito1224]

bumili ang office namin ng motor... Ultima Ranger 110cc last Nov. 2005 lang ito.
ang napapansin lang namin may kabagalan siya sagad na yung accelerator pero hanggang 70kph lang ang speed. Any suggestion paano namin ito mapapabilis...?? balak nga ibenta na para ibili na lang ng honda

[heightdeprived]

bumili na gnalang ng HOnda or any jap bike, among china brands, have the Sym, kymco (I think this one is taiwan made), Lifan or Motorstar, yan lang siguro ang pinaka reliable na china bikes na alam ko other than those wala na...

[xcoot]

Lito1224 - Sir baka kailangan lang ng tune up or tono sa carbs yung MC mo. Kahit anong motor basta hindi alaga sa maintenance eh sigurado magiging poor performance din. I'm using a china brand na mini dirt bike 4-stroke 50cc engine OEM to Honda ang makina nya sumasabay sa mga XRM and Wave dito sa amin. Konting mods lang and himas eh okey na okey ang takbo nya

[peejay]

ok sana mga porma ng ibang bikes from china. yung nga lang mukang mahina ang ibang parts nya malambot ang metal madaling bumigay lalo n yung crang ng kick start

[ghosthunter]

bumili ang office namin ng motor... Ultima Ranger 110cc last Nov. 2005 lang ito.
ang napapansin lang namin may kabagalan siya sagad na yung accelerator pero hanggang 70kph lang ang speed. Any suggestion paano namin ito mapapabilis...?? balak nga ibenta na para ibili na lang ng honda

when did you do your last tune up? Did you install any fuel saving device on it?

[morrissey_05]

stick to the big three na lang. honda, suzuki and yamaha.

[hotwheels]

bumili ang office namin ng motor... Ultima Ranger 110cc last Nov. 2005 lang ito.
ang napapansin lang namin may kabagalan siya sagad na yung accelerator pero hanggang 70kph lang ang speed. Any suggestion paano namin ito mapapabilis...?? balak nga ibenta na para ibili na lang ng honda

bro. suggest you get a high end 250 cc or more para you can speed up higher than 70Kph.

[Viper]

hi there..

i was a dealer of motorcycle imports from china in 2002-2004 and now has motorcycle spare parts business.

chinese motorcycles have good structures and usually are replicas of honda parts. same shape but oftentimes different dimensions.

Now, if you consider affordability, go for chinese made. if your an enthusiast, go for japanese brands.

big question is, whats the difference? its not the quality of work, BUT the quality of materials that were used. try to notice, chinese motorcylces are heavier. mas mabigat ang bakal from china compared to japanese.

hope this helps..

[ehmil]

morrissey is right... stick to the big 3

[j_avonni]

morrissey is right... stick to the big 3

Yes. Subok na ang mga ito.

[badsekktor]

baka may punit na diagphragm nyan. pa-check mo muna sa mekaniko. alam ko mura lang yun sa mc

[jazcker]

amen to that...
stick na lang sa big 3

[salev]

I have a 4 yaer old sinski 150 na service pangdeliver sa water biz namen (laging full load) kumakarga ng 15 or more 5 gals water everyday, ok pa naman sya hanggang ngayon, pansin ko lang sa china,taiwan etc. kelangan maganda pagka breakin mo at dapat sobrang alaga change oil, and the more na nasisira ang pyesa nya at napapalitan lalong tumitibay (kasi napapalitan ng honda parts )

[radiazone]

stick to the big three na lang. honda, suzuki and yamaha.

idagdag mo ang kawasaki jan, tested na... 6 yrs na aura namin still running in good condition mga bearing pa lng ang napapalitan and clutch lining....

[basti08]

when going China made... make sure its one of the top Chinese brands.

sa China kase mga backyard business lang nila ang paggawa ng motorcycles...lalo na yung mga brands na di kilala. kaya talagang ang dameng naglipana na kung ano anong chinese brands out there.

otherwise, good Chinese brands are really value for money. lalo na when they offer good parts, accessories and service support.

also, Chinese brands mostly arent really tuned for high topspeeds usually 70-85kph ang range. but that doesnt mean that they cant deliver decent performance on most driving circumstances.

[heightdeprived]

stick to the big three na lang. honda, suzuki and yamaha.

pa'no naman si kawasaki?

[Syuryuken]

Oo nga nakalimutan nyo si Kawasaki. Stick to the big 4 na lang.

[fireblade]

Simple Math, you pay cheap then you get monkeys

[dxx_ddf]

when going China made... make sure its one of the top Chinese brands.

sa China kase mga backyard business lang nila ang paggawa ng motorcycles...lalo na yung mga brands na di kilala. kaya talagang ang dameng naglipana na kung ano anong chinese brands out there.

otherwise, good Chinese brands are really value for money. lalo na when they offer good parts, accessories and service support.

also, Chinese brands mostly arent really tuned for high topspeeds usually 70-85kph ang range. but that doesnt mean that they cant deliver decent performance on most driving circumstances.

i agree with this.. i once a satisfied owner of chinese brand motorcycle/scooter.. nung nasa pinas pa ako madalas ko gamit to kung san san and satisfied ako over all. hanggang ngayon nasa bahay pa and mag two years na, no major problems na lumabas..

[basti08]

yup, anyway who's really driving a motorcycle way over 70-85kph... i mean those speed are just adequate for say, C5 or EDSA driving right?

also, Thailand and China parts aren't that different in quality, with the China being a lot less cheaper. ;)