Zongshen TT Bike?

[Adjuster]

The only state with the carb issue is California, I am in Florida. There are California approved China bikes. Pismo there are several 250 China bikes available. All of them can be found and discussed here in this forum. Bear in mind that although they are advertised as 250s in general they are usually around 230cc.

http://powersporthub.com/

http://www.saferwholesale.com/default.asp

http://www.powerrideoutlet.com/

http://www.superiorpowersports.com/D...r_sale_s/2.htm

http://www.killermotorsports.com/

http://www.extreme-scooters.com/

http://www.motobuys.com/

http://countyimports.com/home

http://www.powersportsmax.com/index.php

http://www.extrememotorsales.com/

All the bikes, parts and accessories are also readily available on Amazon.com and Ebay.com. Most of the outlets listed above also sell on Ebay and Amazon.


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[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by pismocycleguy

Since the Zongshen TT seems to have some outdated features( such as carburetor, 5-speed tranny, kick starter, low HP and incorrect gearing) compared to the RX-3, how about CSC offering a "stripper" (lighter weight) model of the RX-3?
By this I mean a model more in the image of the TT. An RX-3 sans the crashbars, the side hard bags and required racks, the top hard bag and required rack, but maintaining the F.I., windshield, 6 speed tranny and adding the 19" front wheel.This would reduce the weight for better off road riding, increase the performance and also reduce the selling price. A win-win for the off road enthusiast! This would be more in the style of bike I'm looking to purchase. Lighter weight, more get up and go and less accessories means a better handling bike off road in the dirt or sand. I was an early subscriber to the RX-3, but did not purchase one as I didn't want to purchase and store the accessories that I didn't want or need. (See above)
Or does CSC "already offer" this model??
Maybe I'm just missing the information on the CSC site?

At one time CSC was offering such a model of the RX3. However, I don't think it had a 19-inch front wheel. Give CSC a telephone call, and/or search the CSC Blog for older posts on this subject.

[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by Adjuster

The only state with the carb issue is California, I am in Florida. There are California approved China bikes. Pismo there are several 250 China bikes available. All of them can be found and discussed here in this forum. Bear in mind that although they are advertised as 250s in general they are usually around 230cc.

http://powersporthub.com/

http://www.saferwholesale.com/default.asp

http://www.powerrideoutlet.com/

http://www.superiorpowersports.com/D...r_sale_s/2.htm

http://www.killermotorsports.com/

http://www.extreme-scooters.com/

http://www.motobuys.com/

http://countyimports.com/home

http://www.powersportsmax.com/index.php

http://www.extrememotorsales.com/

All the bikes, parts and accessories are also readily available on Amazon.com and Ebay.com. Most of the outlets listed above also sell on Ebay and Amazon.


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Thanks for posting the great list. I could copy and paste this information in the following thread, but I think you should get credit for your research. Would you mind posting that information, and adding your comments to the following thread. I would certainly enjoy your participation.

http://www.chinariders.net/showthread.php?t=14998

[Rich+PRCBike]

Originally Posted by pismocycleguy

Since the Zongshen TT seems to have some outdated features( such as carburetor, 5-speed tranny, kick starter, low HP and incorrect gearing) compared to the RX-3, how about CSC offering a "stripper" (lighter weight) model of the RX-3?
By this I mean a model more in the image of the TT. An RX-3 sans the crashbars, the side hard bags and required racks, the top hard bag and required rack, but maintaining the F.I., windshield, 6 speed tranny and adding the 19" front wheel.This would reduce the weight for better off road riding, increase the performance and also reduce the selling price. A win-win for the off road enthusiast! This would be more in the style of bike I'm looking to purchase. Lighter weight, more get up and go and less accessories means a better handling bike off road in the dirt or sand. I was an early subscriber to the RX-3, but did not purchase one as I didn't want to purchase and store the accessories that I didn't want or need. (See above)
Or does CSC "already offer" this model??
Maybe I'm just missing the information on the CSC site?

This is what I was hoping for when I first saw the dirt oriented TT. When it comes to China bikes parts into the future are always a major concern, and having cross compatibility would really inspire confidence.

But then I don't sell motorcycles; the guys at CSC are a lot more qualified for these decisions than I am. The blog says that the TT is here for evaluation, and I wonder what the final decision will be.

[pismocycleguy]

Originally Posted by Adjuster

The only state with the carb issue is California, I am in Florida. There are California approved China bikes. Pismo there are several 250 China bikes available. All of them can be found and discussed here in this forum. Bear in mind that although they are advertised as 250s in general they are usually around 230cc.

http://powersporthub.com/

http://www.saferwholesale.com/default.asp

http://www.powerrideoutlet.com/

http://www.superiorpowersports.com/D...r_sale_s/2.htm

http://www.killermotorsports.com/

http://www.extreme-scooters.com/

http://www.motobuys.com/

http://countyimports.com/home

http://www.powersportsmax.com/index.php

http://www.extrememotorsales.com/

All the bikes, parts and accessories are also readily available on Amazon.com and Ebay.com. Most of the outlets listed above also sell on Ebay and Amazon.


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Adjusted,
Thanks for the very informative and lengthy list of sources for Chinese Bikes.
Much appreciated.