unknown chinese scooter body panels.

[duh]

i recently purchased a 49cc chinese scooter for a whoppin $100. only bad thing is i jave no idea what kinda scooter it is and the VIN number only indicated it was built in 2011 its a cixi no make or model. the VIN is LJ5LT8036B1070963. ive sent a few emails to a lady who's email has come up when searching for 2011 cixi scoots. ive enclosed a few pictures:







any help would be appreciated.

[90GTVert]

Luckily, it doesn't matter a whole lot what the make and model is. With Chinese scoots, they're built in a handful of factories and then re-badged/re-branded tons of times. You mostly need to know the type of engine that you have and the body style to get parts. From what I can see, it looks like you've got the 139QMB 4T engine. That one is the most common these days and parts are usually pretty easy to find. Check out chassis # 6 here : www.scrappydogscooters.com/CHASSIS_PARTS.html

[90GTVert]

Oh, and I checked this list of VIN codes, but don't see LJ5.
2strokebuzz.com/scooter-vins

[Elektrey]

I REALLY like that style of scoot

excellent choice, it looks great!

[niz76]

 I've owned one of those before- the one I had was distributed by GMW and was called the "Jet Classic". Here's the flip thread on it; 49ccscoot.proboards.com/thread/10638/flip-175-2012-classic-retro

[duh]

Jan 9, 2017 20:26:48 GMT -5 niz76 said:

 I've owned one of those before- the one I had was distributed by GMW and was called the "Jet Classic". Here's the flip thread on it; 49ccscoot.proboards.com/thread/10638/flip-175-2012-classic-retro

that's pretty spiffy what ya did.

the top priority i have on mine is finding the plastic piece that the seat attaches to. my seat was ripped off.

[pinkscoot]

The hinge side? They usually are part of the seat bucket on Chinese scoots.

[duh]

i found that link on ebay, from scrappy. shippings more than the item tho.

would it be easier to get that, or glue the bracket onto the piece i currently have?

link

[duh]

i just can't for the life of me find that one. would it suffice the one off ebay?

[wk360]

Jan 9, 2017 13:02:13 GMT -5 90GTVert said:

Luckily, it doesn't matter a whole lot what the make and model is. With Chinese scoots, they're built in a handful of factories and then re-badged/re-branded tons of times. You mostly need to know the type of engine that you have and the body style to get parts. From what I can see, it looks like you've got the 139QMB 4T engine. That one is the most common these days and parts are usually pretty easy to find. Check out chassis # 6 here : www.scrappydogscooters.com/CHASSIS_PARTS.html

I've got a similar problem. Took a while but I figured out exactly what my scooter is. Only problem is the site you linked does that seem to have a body style similar to mine. I have a 2011 qingqi fizz. All the plastic is rough and the light lenses  could use replacing too.  Is it possible to strip all the plastics off and choose from one of those types as long as I change the head and tail lights assemblys?

[90GTVert]

Feb 11, 2017 10:26:57 GMT -5 wk360 said:

I've got a similar problem. Took a while but I figured out exactly what my scooter is. Only problem is the site you linked does that seem to have a body style similar to mine. I have a 2011 qingqi fizz. All the plastic is rough and the light lenses  could use replacing too.  Is it possible to strip all the plastics off and choose from one of those types as long as I change the head and tail lights assemblys?

The mounts would be different so it would be quite a task. Not all panels will fit all frames either. I'd sooner figure out a naked configuration with aftermarket lights (that outperform and outlast the stock stuff).

[wk360]

actually haven't thought about that. Just figured it wouldn't look right with exposed wiring. Any ideas on hiding them?

[90GTVert]

If you have a black frame and put a black covering on the wiring, it's not too bad. My naked scoot has a partial floorboard and a little of the leg shield cut down for a thin center section. Those things make it even easier to make the wiring less noticeable. Mine are by no means hidden, they just blend in a bit. I think the only way you're going to truly hide them on a naked scoot is to find a way to fish them through the frame. That's gonna be more trouble than it's worth for anything short of a show scoot, I'd think. Relocating some accessories to any spots where there are panels or other objects can make it less noticeable too. For example, my turn signal flasher was relocated to just in front of the battery box under the floorboard and my regulator now mounts just behind the seat bucket.

[65cabriolet]

Jan 9, 2017 11:20:53 GMT -5 duh said:

i recently purchased a 49cc chinese scooter for a whoppin $100. only bad thing is i jave no idea what kinda scooter it is and the VIN number only indicated it was built in 2011 its a cixi no make or model. the VIN is LJ5LT8036B1070963. ive sent a few emails to a lady who's email has come up when searching for 2011 cixi scoots. ive enclosed a few pictures:







any help would be appreciated.

Info from here: www.dmv.org/vehicle-history/vin-decoder.php


Decoded VIN:
Additional Error Text:
The Model Year decoded for this VIN may be incorrect. If you know the Model year, please enter it and decode again to get more accurate information.
Make:
CIXI KINGRING MOTORCYCLE CO
Manufacturer Name:
CIXI KINGRING MOTORCYCLE CO., LTD
Model:
Pedal Style
Model Year:
2011
Plant City:
Zonghan
Vehicle Type:
MOTORCYCLE
Plant Country:
China
Plant Company Name:
Branch 1 - Cixi Kingring Motorcycle Co., ltd.
Body Class:
Motorcycle - Scooter
Number of Wheels:
2
Engine Number of Cylinders:
1
Displacement (CC):
50
Displacement (CI):
3.051187204
Displacement (L):
0.050000
Engine Stroke Cycles:
4
Engine Power (KW):
2.2371
Fuel Type - Primary:
Gasoline
Engine Brake (hp):
3
Cooling Type:
Air
Other Engine Info:
39mm
Other Motorcycle Info:
2 wheel light scooter

[fugaziiv]

Shipping body parts is just expensive, there really isn't any way around it unfortunately.


Matt