Thinking about a Loncin

[Enos4]

So I've been looking around and came across a bike from Loncin. I'm not super familiar with the brand, but I'm curious. The one I'm checking out looks good, but I figured I'd see if anyone here has experience with them. Are they reliable? Worth the money? Would love to hear some real-world thoughts before I pull the trigger

 

[the deja]

Same here! I've seen Loncin mentioned here and there, they seem to have some interesting models. hopefully some owners will chime in with their real life experiences!

 

[Enos4]

Same here! I've seen Loncin mentioned here and there, they seem to have some interesting models. hopefully some owners will chime in with their real life experiences!

Yeah I wwould love to know if they really hold up day-to-day before deciding

 

[JalapenoJoy]

So I've been looking around and came across a bike from Loncin. I'm not super familiar with the brand, but I'm curious. The one I'm checking out looks good, but I figured I'd see if anyone here has experience with them. Are they reliable? Worth the money? Would love to hear some real-world thoughts before I pull the trigger

the reliability is better than expected. Loncin motorcycles have come a long way and are generally considered reliable, especially their engines, given their OEM partnerships.
They offer excellent value for money and a good set of features. The biggest consideration for you should be local dealer and parts support. If you have a solid support network for the specific model you're eyeing, and the price is right for your budget and needs, then a Loncin could absolutely be a worthwhile purchase. Just go in with realistic expectations and do your due diligence on after-sales support.

 

[Windinhair]

I agree with @JalapenoJoy youget what you pay for. It's not something premium, so the quality is good. On a positive note the engines are durable enough. Sourcing parts isn't overly difficult, as long as you're not in a rush and there's anotuhg videos on youtube to do the basic maintenance and some of the non basic ones

 

[Enos4]

the reliability is better than expected. Loncin motorcycles have come a long way and are generally considered reliable, especially their engines, given their OEM partnerships.
They offer excellent value for money and a good set of features. The biggest consideration for you should be local dealer and parts support. If you have a solid support network for the specific model you're eyeing, and the price is right for your budget and needs, then a Loncin could absolutely be a worthwhile purchase. Just go in with realistic expectations and do your due diligence on after-sales support.

I'm glad to hear their reliability has improved, I'll check on local parts and dealer support before deciding