What are the differences between Qidian G1 and G2?
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The difference between Qidian G1 and G2 lies in their appearance. From an overall perspective, the G1 is positioned as a retro scrambler model, incorporating modern technological elements, giving it a somewhat emerging retro charm. It also features full LED lighting, with the headlight using multiple LED beads internally and the Qidian brand logo externally, paired with circular daytime running lights. On the other hand, the G2 is a post-modern style retro street bike, with a more youthful and fashionable appearance. Power: The G1 is equipped with a 149.8cc single-cylinder, water-cooled, four-valve fuel-injected engine, delivering a maximum power of 13kW at 8500rpm and a maximum torque of 16N·m at 7000rpm, with an engine compression ratio as high as 12.5:1. The G2 also features a single-cylinder, water-cooled, four-valve fuel-injected engine, but with a higher maximum power of 14kW at 8500rpm, making it more powerful than the G1. Qidian motorcycles currently offer two main series: street bikes and retro bikes, with engine displacements ranging from 150CC to 250CC. Qidian KD150-G1 (Aluminum Wheel Version) specifications: Maximum power of 13/8500 (kW/rpm), maximum torque of 16/7000 (N·m/rpm), single-cylinder, dimensions of 1976×869×1112 (mm), and a wheelbase of 1373 (mm). Qidian KD150-G2 specifications: Actual engine displacement of 150 (ml), maximum power of 14.0 (kW/rpm), dimensions of 1976×869×1112 (mm).