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By: Anonymous: BlueBarry () on Monday, 16 November 2009 @ 02:50 PM ICT (Read 2222 times)  
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I saw that you had a article about the Lifan LF200GY-5, do you know by any change if the Lifan LF250-B also comes to Thailand?





       
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By: news (offline) on Monday, 16 November 2009 @ 05:20 PM ICT  
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Hi BlueBarry,

Yes, Lifan is also going too introduce the Lifan LF250-B in Thailand

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Dimension ((L×B×H): 2250*780*1140mm
Wheel base:1495mm
Ground Clearance: 150mm, Dry Weight: 152kg
Height Of Seat: 670mm

V-Twin Engine
Bore×Stroke: 49mm*66mm
Displacement: 248.9cc
Maximum Net Power 13kw/8000r/min
Maximum Torque: 19N.m/6000r/min


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By: Anonymous: BlueBarry () on Monday, 16 November 2009 @ 07:38 PM ICT  
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Hello News,

Can you tell me how the Lifan LF250-B stand-up against something like a Honda Phantom TA200?

How much horsepower is 13Kw? And how Lifan is planning to do service? And how about parts and warranty?






       
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By: news (offline) on Wednesday, 18 November 2009 @ 08:56 AM ICT  
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The overall build of the Lifan LF250-B is pretty good, not so much plastic components. The bike feels very solid and handles very well on the road.

For service Lifan Thailand is looking for dealers nationwide, this dealers will also do the first level servicing. Parts and service support is done from the Bangkok office of Lifan. I'm not sure on the warranty, it is surely one year, but it could be more... (I will try to check that)

13Kw is about 18 horsepower, it is well enough to give the Lifan LF250-B a good push, it also has a very torque feeling when you ride the Lifan LF250-B.


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By: Anonymous: Charlie () on Thursday, 29 July 2010 @ 07:49 PM ICT  
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New is correct, Lifan is coming with his own brand.

The Lifan Thailand company website is www.lifanthailand.com

We can see Lifan is going to sell motorcycle, engine and power generators in Thailand directly.

As far as I know, The 250CC V-TWIN CRUISER named Custom is a very good bike. The price will be around 76,000 Bahts.My friends tested this bike in Raoyong Province, where seated Lifan Manufacture.

And the LF200GY-5A is also attactive in Thailand, considering there are no big dirt bike like this, with good outlook and performance.

Personally, if Lifan promotes these two bikes in Thailand well. For sure it will build a good brand name and set up a different brand image in comparison with Honda ,Yamaha ,Suzuki those mainly selling small girlish Fino, Wave on the road.

By the way, I just checked that Lifan is going to sell LF 200GY-5A (CROSS)and LF250-B (CUSTOM) in the beginning of September,2010. Let us pay attention....







       
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By: news (offline) on Thursday, 29 July 2010 @ 08:40 PM ICT  
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Dear Charlie,

We have only http://www.lifanth.com as confirmed Lifan (Thailand) website.


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