QJMOTOR is a prominent Chinese motorcycle manufacturer producing a diverse range of street, adventure, and sport bikes known for modern technology and performance.
QJMOTOR is the international premium brand of Zhejiang Qianjiang Motorcycle Co., Ltd., one of the largest two-wheeler manufacturers in China. A subsidiary of the Geely Holding Group, QJMOTOR has established a global reputation for producing high-quality motorcycles that range from efficient urban scooters to high-performance large-displacement sport and adventure bikes.
The brand's comprehensive lineup includes the aggressive SRK naked bike series, the versatile SRT adventure touring models, and the stylish SRV cruisers. Known for leveraging technology shared with its sister brand Benelli, QJMOTOR vehicles often feature premium components from renowned suppliers like Brembo and Marzocchi, offering riders a blend of performance, reliability, and value.
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Most QJMOTOR models require special motorcycle-specific engine oil to ensure proper lubrication of the engine and wet clutch. Refer to the 'Specifications' or 'Maintenance' section of your specific owner's manual for the exact viscosity and grade (e.g., 10W-40 or 10W-50).
For new motorcycles, avoid rapid acceleration and maintain engine speed below the specific RPM limit listed in your manual (typically under 5,000–6,000 RPM) for the first 500 to 1,000 kilometers. Perform the first oil change and inspection as scheduled to ensure long-term reliability.
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is typically stamped on the steering head pipe (the front frame section) or printed on the manufacturer's data label attached to the frame.
Yes, many QJMOTOR models feature adjustable suspension. The rear shock absorber preload is often adjustable to suit different loads. Consult the 'Adjustment of suspension system' section in your user manual for specific instructions on adjusting the forks or rear shock.