What brand is the Jiaolong motorcycle?

[MacKyle]

Wuben brand motorcycle. This Jiaolong 400 motorcycle, which imitates the appearance of Ducati, is produced by Wuben brand motorcycle with the model number WB400-D. This Wuben motorcycle is not Wuyang-Honda motorcycle. It is produced by Zhejiang Senling Motorcycle Co., Ltd., with the manufacturer located in Taizhou, Zhejiang, and the engine produced by Chongqing Zongshen. Here is some extended information: 400cc motorcycle: The maximum speed of a 400cc motorcycle is 250km per hour. 400cc on a motorcycle refers to the engine displacement of 400 milliliters. 400cc represents the displacement, which is the cylinder volume of the engine, measured in milliliters. Displacement is a key parameter of the engine, and the larger the engine displacement, the stronger the power.

[VonJessica]

I've always been particularly interested in the Lifan Jiao Long motorcycle, as it's the hottest budget-friendly option I've heard about in motorcycle circles. Lifan, as a domestic Chinese brand, started in Chongqing in the 1990s, focusing on producing practical motorcycles. The Jiao Long series has a cool design inspired by Chinese dragon elements, typically equipped with 125cc or 150cc single-cylinder four-stroke engines, priced between 5,000 to 8,000 RMB, making it a great entry-level choice for beginners. Historically, it has undergone several upgrades, incorporating LED lights and digital instrument panels, improving fuel efficiency. Riding it for urban commuting is comfortable, with low fuel consumption of about 2 liters per 100 kilometers. As an enthusiast, I've tracked its evolution from the earliest models to the current improved versions, noting good safety and reliability. Lifan also exports to Southeast Asia, expanding its influence and representing the progress of domestic motorcycles. The success of Jiao Long has inspired more young people to join the riding community, and I think it's a fantastic story.

[Corbin]

After experiencing various motorcycles, I must say the Jiao Long stands out with its performance characteristics. Manufactured by the Lifan brand, its core lies in the engine: typically featuring a 125cc or 150cc displacement, with a single-cylinder design that ensures durability and low vibration, providing smooth acceleration during urban rides. Fuel consumption is well-controlled, averaging between 1.8 to 2.2 liters per 100 kilometers. In terms of appearance, it boasts dragon-pattern decorations on the front, a spacious and comfortable seat, and an excellent rear suspension system that adapts to various road conditions. The handling is light and agile, with stable cornering, making it particularly suitable for daily commuting or short trips. Additionally, some modern versions come equipped with a digital display and LED headlights, enhancing nighttime visibility. If you're considering buying a motorcycle, the Jiao Long offers high cost-effectiveness, low maintenance costs, and readily available parts. As a tech enthusiast, I appreciate its reliable design, with Lifan continuously optimizing quality to provide riders with greater peace of mind.

[DeMackenzie]

I've ridden the Jiao Long 150 for a while, and the experience has been quite smooth. Produced by the Lifan brand, it's affordable with very flexible handling, making it effortless to navigate through small streets. The engine power is just adequate, fuel-efficient and quiet, posing no pressure for daily commutes. The seat doesn't cause much fatigue even after long rides, and the overall stability is good. Occasionally, the chain requires extra maintenance, especially during the rainy season, but repairs are simple and not costly. As an average user, I find it an ideal entry-level bike, particularly for those on a tight budget. It also looks quite stylish, turning heads when out on the road. Overall, it's a reliable choice.