What does pure water motorcycle mean?

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VonEvangeline
07/30/25 10:28am
Pure water motorcycle refers to smuggled motorcycles, which are basically used old bikes. The sources of these vehicles are unknown, such as scrapped vehicles or stolen vehicles, entering the country through smuggling channels. These motorcycles cannot be registered and are not legally allowed on the road. In areas with strict enforcement, they may be seized by traffic police if found on the road. Introduction to pure water motorcycles: These are second-hand vehicles transferred from abroad to domestic ports, mostly around two years old, in good condition, and with high prices. Introduction to general smuggled motorcycles: Similar to the pure water motorcycles mentioned above, but generally older, within 10 years, with decent condition and maintenance, and relatively high prices.
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