Heard of QJ Motor but just Googled them - a Geely brand! Volvo, pol;estar, Lotus, London Taxis and much more. Not quite just another Cinese brand I'd thought
Great to see new (at least to me) brand names and models on the bike world. China and India are taking interesting steps and making the Japanese manufacturers work harder. Wish more brands came to my country. Thank you for your videos.
Not yet I’m afraid. But it it’s reasonably priced it will do very well. Hopefully the MV engine is already EU5 compliant which would make the homologation process quicker.
I'm gob-smacked at how many different manufacturers you're covering. The selection of Asian bikes is absolutely amazing. Many of these newer bikes look very legitimate - the competition in this industry is really heating up.
QJ Motor owns the Benelli brand, I can see some design cue which available in some Benelli’s in the QJ’s own line up, and sometimes QJ motor can be rebranded as Benelli in some part of the world depending the local country dealership partner.
@@PeakMotorcycles It means lack of creativity and originality. Super Sports is a mix of Ducati, BMW, and Honda, while Naked has the scent of Suzuki, Yamaha, and KTM. The Adventure appears to be largely influenced by Husqvarna, Suzuki, Honda, and BMW, while the American Cruiser is a design often seen in Harley and Kawasaki. I think it's amazing that a single manufacturer can come up with a mix of designs that seem to have been seen elsewhere in the world without a unique identity.
@@darylclifford Do you not understand what I mean? Or are you trying hard not to understand? This means that each model of QJMotor has copied and mixed the designs of several famous companies in the genre. Are you denying that it is not true?
It is. They aren't the only ones. Honda was worse... I learned the hard way from the first year I did this that the Rode Go mics that I use weren't quite enough for noisy stands and the lav mic was the only way to record. It still picks up nightclub levels of music, but it's better than the alternative.
Wow some great looking bikes there fella & who even makes these & is there any possibility that they will come to the UK? 🤔 Great review of the bike show so far can you do a video of the Anniversary kawasaki zx4r + 6r + 10r if I'm not being to cheeky? 😁👍🏻
I'd like to think so. Maybe not the concept but they are working on a 921cc SRK1000RR production bike also based on a MV Agusta inline 4 and frame. That should be great!
Nope, though they don't usually either. I'll be at Motorcycle Live in 10 days time, and they will both be there, so I'll try to fill in the gaps at that point.
We've got a lot of these QJ motorcycles here in the phillippines, some parts still has "Benelli" engraved on them. The SRK600 naked I tested earlier has a "benelli" engraved on the bottom of the fork. The SRT 500 I also saw still has "TRK" in between the the rider's and pillion's seat.
Benelli is just the brand name they are using to enter into new markets as benelli has been around for sometime. Everything is manufactured in China..engineered by Chinese engineers. Do you think benelli has the capability to make such bikes..they were bankrupt a long time ago...and why were they bankrupt? Did somebody rob them... no... obviously they were bankrupt due to poor sales which was due to poor quality engineering and reliability. Which is common and notorious with most European brands. Do you think benelli would have the capability to make high tech lcd screen displays. Even Ferrari sources all their lcd screens from China.
@@1andtheOnly who you fighting against lol, just stating that they are the same company and the bikes are the same with different exteriors(one is designed in QJ Pesaro). We've got both Benelli and QJ Motors here in the PH
@@1andtheOnlyyou stupid?…the dont make reliable bikes?…MV Agusta went bankrupt and was bought as well…thats not reliable too?….I own a Benelli Tornado Tre from 2001, and it still purrs well…its not the reliability thats concerning, its marketing and sales, they failed that…go and do your research and dont talk bull
It's not an MV style exhaust, it is an MV exhaust, and an MV engine. MV Frame too and swingarm, but as QJ Motor is making the SRK1000RR using a 921CC MV motor and frame in partnership with MV, that's not much of a surprise really that they let them use the 1078cc motor and frame for the SRK1000RC. I guess you knew that?
I don’t understand why they don’t just hire an English speaking proofreader or a technical writer or something to do all the markings, labels and manuals for their motorcycles. I mean, “don’t drive after drink and drug” c’mon man, I can already imagine how my friends will troll me if I got one of these bikes 😂😂😂
Mind you, that's what they said about Japanese manufacturing in the 1950's and 60's, and in the 70's they got it right and put a lot of companies out of business.
@@PeakMotorcycles name me one good Chinese reliable brand. Just one. Japanese at least have some degree of ethics and integrity.. which Chinese know nothing or very little about it..
Are you commenting cuz you hate China??. How many Chinese bikes you have ridden??? And also name a super reliable Indian brand ?? Let's appreciate the engineering instead of mocking...
@@notorisg007 you can appreciate as much as you want. I have a cf moto 650 gt. A perfect shit load money wasted. Any Chinese brand phone.. 80% of them fails within 2 years.. Chinese companies total 9000cr INR tax due to India. The wuhan virus pandemic. Spying on people on the name of tech. Debt trapping poor countries and taking there land.. appreciate Chinese might be your thing but it doesn't deserve my sh*t. That debt trapping technique is equally applicable for those Italian Austrian company. Dig dipper before appreciating a hyna. U belong From which country exactly?
@@notorisg007 tell me your country name I'll properly teach you what reliable Indian product is supplied to your country. And probably you are taking services. Name your country.
QJMotor have a partnership with MV Agusta, so I think they develop it together and similarities are inevitable. After all, there would be little point of QJMotor working with MV Agusta if it didn't look like one.
That's because MV Agusta make the engine, frame and swingarm and are working in partnership with QJ Motor. So if you mean 'rip off' in that it's a copy, you are incorrect. It is a MV Agusta swing arm and stacked exhaust, they have made it for QJ Motor, so it's the genuine article rather than a copy. Good to know you're paying attention though 😉
@@PeakMotorcycles Of course - very good point , Andre! Thanks for reminding me of their partnership. Stupid of me just to think it’s just one way. Frankly the way the Chinese have monstered the EV market in just 5 years should make us all very aware that they’re a force to be reckoned with. Agree with your points that their motorbikes are becoming much better every year.
@@AyoHuesif it helps, when I first saw it, I did think that exhaust was such a copy of MVA. Then looked around a bit more, spoke to a couple of folks and they told me more about the partnership. It’s not the flagship 1000cc engine and parts, it’s a 900cc unit that makes around 140hp. The production bike won’t be slow, but it also won’t be a direct competitor for the MV bikes. I think it’ll be placed to compete with the Suzuki GSX-8R, maybe the Yamaha R7, but I suspect it might outpace both of them. It’ll be interesting to see it when it comes to market, especially on looks and price.
Are they copies? Or made under licence. I know it's sort of the same thing, but one sounds a lot more negative. As for the MV engine, is it a copy, or is it actually an MV engine?
@@PeakMotorcycles Look closely at the close-up shot of the SRK1000RC and you'll see that the MV logo is cast into the cylinder. Looks like it's a genuine MV article. I suppose it could be made in the QJ Motor factory if they're building engines for MV.
Bigger CC and lower HP than what? MV Agusta? If so, then yes, I suspect so, but then, it's probably for a different market too and maybe 144hp is enough for that?
They do, but less so each year. This year, those that have some MV August features are bikes designed in partnership with MV Agusta using their engines and frames.
Made by a Chinese company means I’ll be giving them a miss. China is constantly cyber attacking our country’s costing us 100’s of millions, why would you buy anything from a Chinese company (yes I know most things have parts made in China, but unfortunately there’s no real choice). I’ll stick with European or Japanese bikes thanks.
@@PeakMotorcycles It is good to see other brands and clearly some nice design going on. Just my opinion that things should be made to last and not only use and thrown away.. But i guess this is hars competition of market shares. To bad it might affect the security of many fellow riders. But hey, hopefully im wrong 😊
Heard of QJ Motor but just Googled them - a Geely brand! Volvo, pol;estar, Lotus, London Taxis and much more. Not quite just another Cinese brand I'd thought
Yup, they are huge. They also do Benelli and have close ties with MV Agusta.
Great to see new (at least to me) brand names and models on the bike world. China and India are taking interesting steps and making the Japanese manufacturers work harder. Wish more brands came to my country. Thank you for your videos.
Thanks and you are very welcome.
😂😂😂 outdated mv agusta engine
Wow, I’m kinda impressed with the styling of some of these bikes. China is definitely stepping up their game.
It is a big change, even from 2-3 years ago. The partnership with MV Agusta has been a massive boost to the styling.
SRK 900RR 1:16 with that MV Augusta 800cc engine looks absolutely spectacular!!!! Any idea about it's global launch?
Not yet I’m afraid. But it it’s reasonably priced it will do very well. Hopefully the MV engine is already EU5 compliant which would make the homologation process quicker.
I'm gob-smacked at how many different manufacturers you're covering.
The selection of Asian bikes is absolutely amazing.
Many of these newer bikes look very legitimate - the competition in this industry is really heating up.
Me too 🤣. 39 videos in 4 days is probably to much. For me at least.
chinese bikes are catching up
QJ Motor owns the Benelli brand, I can see some design cue which available in some Benelli’s in the QJ’s own line up, and sometimes QJ motor can be rebranded as Benelli in some part of the world depending the local country dealership partner.
Thanks!
This maker copy all the manufacturers in the world. Amazing!
They are working in partnership with MV Agusta, is that what you mean?
@@PeakMotorcycles It means lack of creativity and originality. Super Sports is a mix of Ducati, BMW, and Honda, while Naked has the scent of Suzuki, Yamaha, and KTM. The Adventure appears to be largely influenced by Husqvarna, Suzuki, Honda, and BMW, while the American Cruiser is a design often seen in Harley and Kawasaki. I think it's amazing that a single manufacturer can come up with a mix of designs that seem to have been seen elsewhere in the world without a unique identity.
@@user-qf2zn9zp6lyou just named every bike manufacturer in the world. So you think they’ve copied everyone all at once?
@@darylclifford Do you not understand what I mean? Or are you trying hard not to understand? This means that each model of QJMotor has copied and mixed the designs of several famous companies in the genre. Are you denying that it is not true?
@@user-qf2zn9zp6lthey own alot of them.. $$$$
Que hermosa es esa 1000cc sería la moto 1000cc ideal para mí potencia suficiente estéticamente hermosa
I don't think this is a production bike but they will have a 900cc supersports designed with MV Agusta that will be coming out as a production bike.
@@PeakMotorcyclesi really hope its a production bike, cause it has the lights and turn signals, that is legal for the road, I would definitely get one
nice but why does the KTM face design seem familiar?😅😅
Could be the collaboration with MV Agusta?
Strange that QJ are selling in Europe when they are Benelli...
Maybe, but you can buy a KTM 690, a GasGas 700 and a Husqvarna 701 in Europe, and they are all essentially the same bike with different plastics.
Does mv have the new adv series on display?
Series? There's just the one, and yes, I've done a video on that.
I appreciate your efforts but the background noise is ridicules. You would think QJ Motors would want people gravitate to their pavilion.
It is. They aren't the only ones. Honda was worse... I learned the hard way from the first year I did this that the Rode Go mics that I use weren't quite enough for noisy stands and the lav mic was the only way to record. It still picks up nightclub levels of music, but it's better than the alternative.
looks like both 900 and 1000cc sportbike using mv's engine,and the 900 with the mv 800's frame,tank,wheels maybe more,interesting
Yup, I know the 900 is the likely production bike. It sounds like it’ll be brilliant.
Wow some great looking bikes there fella & who even makes these & is there any possibility that they will come to the UK? 🤔 Great review of the bike show so far can you do a video of the Anniversary kawasaki zx4r + 6r + 10r if I'm not being to cheeky? 😁👍🏻
I'd like to think so. Maybe not the concept but they are working on a 921cc SRK1000RR production bike also based on a MV Agusta inline 4 and frame. That should be great!
@@PeakMotorcycles Oh OK so who actually makes these bikes? 🤔👍🏻
@@davelawrence594 qj themselves it's a giant company
@@metalsadman A giant company that I've never heard of!! But they seriously look awesome!! 👌🏻👍🏻
I tried the SVT650 earlier this week. Lovely V-Strom engine! Check out my review video if interested.
Will do.
the last one srv 550 is not Cruiser is scrambler bro
first adventure is look like benelli bkx
Qjmoto = Benelli
Thanks for the correction.
BMW and Harley Davidson didn't participate in the show?
Nope, though they don't usually either. I'll be at Motorcycle Live in 10 days time, and they will both be there, so I'll try to fill in the gaps at that point.
We've got a lot of these QJ motorcycles here in the phillippines, some parts still has "Benelli" engraved on them. The SRK600 naked I tested earlier has a "benelli" engraved on the bottom of the fork. The SRT 500 I also saw still has "TRK" in between the the rider's and pillion's seat.
Thanks for that.
Benelli is just the brand name they are using to enter into new markets as benelli has been around for sometime. Everything is manufactured in China..engineered by Chinese engineers. Do you think benelli has the capability to make such bikes..they were bankrupt a long time ago...and why were they bankrupt? Did somebody rob them... no... obviously they were bankrupt due to poor sales which was due to poor quality engineering and reliability. Which is common and notorious with most European brands. Do you think benelli would have the capability to make high tech lcd screen displays. Even Ferrari sources all their lcd screens from China.
@@1andtheOnly who you fighting against lol, just stating that they are the same company and the bikes are the same with different exteriors(one is designed in QJ Pesaro). We've got both Benelli and QJ Motors here in the PH
@@1andtheOnlyyou stupid?…the dont make reliable bikes?…MV Agusta went bankrupt and was bought as well…thats not reliable too?….I own a Benelli Tornado Tre from 2001, and it still purrs well…its not the reliability thats concerning, its marketing and sales, they failed that…go and do your research and dont talk bull
Wheres the srk600 and srk600rc ?
A question for them I think.
@@PeakMotorcycles i just curious bcs why they dont shows the srk 600 😅
Ducati style single swing arm
Mv style exhaust
bmw style headlights
Chinese style quality
You know what i mean 😂😂.
It's not an MV style exhaust, it is an MV exhaust, and an MV engine. MV Frame too and swingarm, but as QJ Motor is making the SRK1000RR using a 921CC MV motor and frame in partnership with MV, that's not much of a surprise really that they let them use the 1078cc motor and frame for the SRK1000RC.
I guess you knew that?
I don’t understand why they don’t just hire an English speaking proofreader or a technical writer or something to do all the markings, labels and manuals for their motorcycles. I mean, “don’t drive after drink and drug” c’mon man, I can already imagine how my friends will troll me if I got one of these bikes 😂😂😂
Yup. That would be easy.
Music volume,
Ridiculous isn’t it…. Unfortunately I have no control of the music so just had to shout.
Can you take a video of Yamaha adventure scooters an post it 🥺
Sure. But it’ll have to be next year, or next week from the UK show. I left Milan on Wednesday evening.
Oh ok np, all good, stay safe tho 👌
Qj x mv agusta?
Yup, this isn't the 921cc SRK1000RR production bike though. I think it's a 1078CC concept. Looks good though.
SRV 200 = benelli motobi 200
SRV 350 = Harley Davidson X350
SRT 800 and 700 Benelli 800 and 702X respectively
Thanks for that. A few folks mentioned they were linked. I could have saved myself a video!
Chinese and their reliability 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Mind you, that's what they said about Japanese manufacturing in the 1950's and 60's, and in the 70's they got it right and put a lot of companies out of business.
@@PeakMotorcycles name me one good Chinese reliable brand. Just one. Japanese at least have some degree of ethics and integrity.. which Chinese know nothing or very little about it..
Are you commenting cuz you hate China??. How many Chinese bikes you have ridden??? And also name a super reliable Indian brand ?? Let's appreciate the engineering instead of mocking...
@@notorisg007 you can appreciate as much as you want. I have a cf moto 650 gt. A perfect shit load money wasted. Any Chinese brand phone.. 80% of them fails within 2 years.. Chinese companies total 9000cr INR tax due to India. The wuhan virus pandemic. Spying on people on the name of tech. Debt trapping poor countries and taking there land.. appreciate Chinese might be your thing but it doesn't deserve my sh*t. That debt trapping technique is equally applicable for those Italian Austrian company. Dig dipper before appreciating a hyna.
U belong From which country exactly?
@@notorisg007 tell me your country name I'll properly teach you what reliable Indian product is supplied to your country. And probably you are taking services. Name your country.
That srk900 was definitely a copy of an MV Agusta.
QJMotor have a partnership with MV Agusta, so I think they develop it together and similarities are inevitable. After all, there would be little point of QJMotor working with MV Agusta if it didn't look like one.
That SRK 900 RR is a complete MV Agusta rip off especially that single sided swing arm & the stacked exhaust. 😂
That's because MV Agusta make the engine, frame and swingarm and are working in partnership with QJ Motor. So if you mean 'rip off' in that it's a copy, you are incorrect. It is a MV Agusta swing arm and stacked exhaust, they have made it for QJ Motor, so it's the genuine article rather than a copy. Good to know you're paying attention though 😉
@@PeakMotorcycles Of course - very good point , Andre! Thanks for reminding me of their partnership. Stupid of me just to think it’s just one way. Frankly the way the Chinese have monstered the EV market in just 5 years should make us all very aware that they’re a force to be reckoned with. Agree with your points that their motorbikes are becoming much better every year.
@@AyoHuesif it helps, when I first saw it, I did think that exhaust was such a copy of MVA. Then looked around a bit more, spoke to a couple of folks and they told me more about the partnership. It’s not the flagship 1000cc engine and parts, it’s a 900cc unit that makes around 140hp. The production bike won’t be slow, but it also won’t be a direct competitor for the MV bikes. I think it’ll be placed to compete with the Suzuki GSX-8R, maybe the Yamaha R7, but I suspect it might outpace both of them. It’ll be interesting to see it when it comes to market, especially on looks and price.
Same story. All of their engines from Kawasaki and the big one from MV Agusta. All copy.
Are they copies? Or made under licence. I know it's sort of the same thing, but one sounds a lot more negative. As for the MV engine, is it a copy, or is it actually an MV engine?
@@PeakMotorcycles Look closely at the close-up shot of the SRK1000RC and you'll see that the MV logo is cast into the cylinder. Looks like it's a genuine MV article. I suppose it could be made in the QJ Motor factory if they're building engines for MV.
QJmotor, bigger cc. low hp, same topspeed all model.
Bigger CC and lower HP than what? MV Agusta? If so, then yes, I suspect so, but then, it's probably for a different market too and maybe 144hp is enough for that?
9:14 A moto mais ignorada do eicma... parece a evolução da Benelli Imperiale 400
I did mention it at least...
Apenas 25 HP
Marzocchi is pronounced Marzocki.
Thanks.
They always copy other famous brands...this is disgusting
The bike with yellow rim is mostly copied from MVAgusta flagship bikes.... it's pathetic
You know that they are in partnership with MV Agusta? Like actually working together on these bikes?
QJ look like knock off bikes. They need another 3-5yrs
They do, but less so each year. This year, those that have some MV August features are bikes designed in partnership with MV Agusta using their engines and frames.
Made by a Chinese company means I’ll be giving them a miss. China is constantly cyber attacking our country’s costing us 100’s of millions, why would you buy anything from a Chinese company (yes I know most things have parts made in China, but unfortunately there’s no real choice). I’ll stick with European or Japanese bikes thanks.
Yup, each to their own. And there's plenty of choice from Europe and Japan.
As if America is not doing the same 😂
What a waste of the worlds resources.
Not a fan then?
@@PeakMotorcycles It is good to see other brands and clearly some nice design going on. Just my opinion that things should be made to last and not only use and thrown away.. But i guess this is hars competition of market shares. To bad it might affect the security of many fellow riders. But hey, hopefully im wrong 😊
Altro che cinesate, questi ci hanno già superati...
They are partnering with MV Agusta, so I’d expect them to be quite special!