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What are all the products on the Haojue Motorcycle official website?

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StJoy
07/29/25 9:26am
Haojue has many well-known domestic product sub-brands, such as: Zuanbao, Lishuang, Dishuang, EN Ruishuang, Yueguan, GN Prince, Yinbao, KA Tianlongxing, Neptune, Fuxing, Yuexing, Tianying, Tianyu, Xiyun, Yuzuan, Red Treasure, etc., as well as the high-end sports motorcycle GW250 Lichi. Below is some related information about Haojue motorcycles: 1. Introduction: Haojue motorcycles are very popular both domestically and internationally. Domestic sales and service stores are almost spread across every large, medium, and small city, every county, and major townships in China. Across the vast landscapes of China, from urban streets to rural roads and even farmlands, Haojue users can be seen everywhere. Due to the concentrated user base in many counties, townships, and villages, where most families own Haojue motorcycles, these areas are often referred to as 'Haojue County,' 'Haojue Township,' or 'Haojue Village.' 2. Popular Countries: Haojue motorcycles are also sold in over 80 countries and regions, including Japan, South Korea, Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia, and many others. The export volume and value rank among the top in the industry. Haojue has also received the 'Export Exemption Certificate' from the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of China.
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