Please help me identify this quad.
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The VIN plate seems to be the same age and condition as the rest of it.
I have entered the vin into several vin decoders and they all say unknown or try again.
It's crazy to me, the lack of branding or identification on this thing. Is this common?
I have entered the vin into several vin decoders and they all say unknown or try again.
It's crazy to me, the lack of branding or identification on this thing. Is this common?
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Yes it is common to have Chinese makes that don't come up on VIN decoders. The vin plate is genuine, you can see the "pin punch" marks that normal letter/number stamps don't make. Also, many Chinese machines are branded by the importer so the makers didn't write their own brand names on them, once the stickers on the plastics are lost, so is the identity, which is often that of a "long gone" importer anyway.
It would have been better to photograph the machine with plastics on to help with identification, also good views of the engine, so we at least know if it is one of the common Honda clone types.
Those footwell plastics are unusual, as is right hand gearchange, and most machines don't have that upright fuel tank, so someone should recognise these features.
It would have been better to photograph the machine with plastics on to help with identification, also good views of the engine, so we at least know if it is one of the common Honda clone types.
Those footwell plastics are unusual, as is right hand gearchange, and most machines don't have that upright fuel tank, so someone should recognise these features.
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