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There were many models of machete motorcycles. For example, there were two Air Blade125/150 models of the Thai machete motorcycle. The engine used the SOFC single-cylinder water-cooled engine. The actual displacement was 149.3cc, the maximum power was 9.6km/8500km, and the maximum moment was 13N. m/5000km. The whole car was equipped with LED light sources, light bars, headlights, etc. The design was thoughtful. It had elements of the honda CPR series, and the pedal design concept of the X-ADV was added. The front and rear wheels were equipped with 14-inch wheels (front wheels 80/90 - 14, rear wheels 90/90 - 14). There was also the Wuyang and honda machete 110. Its appearance was a little cross-border, like a combination of a pedal and a curved beam. It was equipped with a 107cc air-cooled engine, with a maximum power of 6 Kilowatts and a maximum moment of 8.35 Newton. Its power was enough for normal commutes. Its price was more than 12,000, which was relatively rare. There were also products related to machete motorcycles sold in the market, such as the cross-border export of machete fuel trucks, adult two-wheeled motorcycles, and mass fuel scooters, as well as the new Youyue WH110 drive plate, Youke machete SPACY GC110 front belt plate and other components.

Neptune was a classic scooter. From the outside, its design was more classic and fashionable. For example, the high-brightness halo headlights had a good spotlight effect under Haojue's excellent workmanship and design. The eye-catching taillights could serve as a warning at night. The crescent light belt was a rare design element. The wide rearview mirror had a good view but it was inconvenient to install the mobile navigation support. The LCD combination meter could display rich riding data. Its engine was derived from Suzuki technology. It was an air-cooled 125 model with 9.4 horsepower. Its power performance was outstanding. The low twist data was 9.6, which was also relatively good. Moreover, the high intake system could increase the engine life. In terms of riding experience, the riding triangle was comfortable and the base was high. It was more comfortable for both single and double riders. The safety configuration was in place, such as high-quality tires with good grip, wide flat vacuum tires that were stable when driving in corners and would not burst immediately if accidentally punctured, high-performance disc brakes that were sensitive to braking, durable aluminum alloy rims, electronic anti-theft devices (luxury version equipped), steering buzzers, and other safety designs. In terms of storage space, the front storage space had a certain practicality, but the current user experience was not good. There was ample space for helmets and protective gear, and the original factory's large trunk was made of solid materials. In addition, its body space design was reasonable, the driving space was wide and comfortable, the foot pedal was ample, the rear foot rest was foldable for the convenience of the rear seat passengers, there were also a variety of anti-mud designs, and the new vibration and dust-proof design had good sealing. Haojue Suzuki Neptune 125 was equipped with the Suzuki UA engine with a maximum power of 6.9 Kilowatts and a maximum moment of 9.6 Newton. The power reserve was good, the vehicle was sturdy and durable, and the quality control was good. Although Haojue Suzuki no longer cooperated with motorcycles with a displacement of 250cc, Haojue was still producing Neptune motorcycles under Haojue's standard. There were also related transactions in the second-hand market. For example, there was a second-hand Neptune motorcycle that was 90% new and had a range of more than 14,000 kilometers. The novel "Mars of Paradise" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!