How to distinguish between genuine and fake Fuxi?
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First, check the instrument panel, which usually bears the YAMAHA logo. For the suspension, see if the front suspension is marked with the English word DISKBRAKE. As for the rear suspension, the genuine Fuxi should have a single oblique suspension on the left side.
I often help friends check motorcycles, and the key to distinguishing genuine from fake Fuxi lies in the details. The welding points on the genuine frame are even and smooth, with no burrs when touched; fake ones have blackened or crooked welding points. The tire tread on genuine models features clear and neat inverted triangles, while fake ones have blurred patterns. The engine cover on genuine models has a strong aluminum alloy matte finish, whereas fake ones have a noticeable plastic feel and reflect light. The stitching on genuine seats features double rows of stitches with equal spacing, as if measured with a ruler, while fake ones often have skipped stitches. The most direct method is to check the frame number by calling the official hotline to verify the registration—fake ones have no records. These details can be compared with the naked eye, without needing professional tools.