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Join Date: May 2024
Location: Florida
Posts: 44
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AJ1 Pro - A8
![]() https://aj1moto.com/collections/aj1-...1-pro-a8-nb300 This thread is currently a place holder for my newest purchase, it should arrive around the end of November or early December. I paid no where near the MSRP listed on that website even with shipping included. I opted for the full set lighting and speedometer, basically what you will find on the Templar X 250 so that's going to add time before my order ships by a couple of days. I really have to say that GPX, Kayo, SSR Motorsports, and Orion are making a ton of money selling these bikes for the prices they do. |
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Join Date: Feb 2021
Location: Kansas City
Posts: 2,594
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Isn't AJ1 the outfit that has been selling Chinese engines? Looks like lots of good design choices and components. I've been thinking about the TM38 for a while now. This bike looks good.
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Join Date: May 2024
Location: Florida
Posts: 44
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AJ1 is a manufacturer of dirt bikes and they work with all the major suppliers from what I have gathered. The new TM38 looks nice, EFI seems to be a western market thing for now. The Trailmaster JHL Pro bikes look to be using many of the same components as the AJ1 bikes. I'm 99% sure that Trailmaster bikes are just relabeled Zuumav bikes. Depending on what bike and engine you're looking for you can save several thousand dollars buying direct from China. Vitacci also sells a 300cc TM38 type bike now called the "db-k8" in the states. They didn't even bother to hide the fact that it's a Zuumav K8 300.
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