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Dakar Rallye CRF450R Replica for less than $5k?

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Dakar Rallye CRF450R Replica for less than $2500?

No way!:shocker Anyone have more information on these bikes?

How about a Dakar Rally replica:
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The base motorcycle is sold in Australia as the Odes MCF450-R AKA AsiaWing LX450 as distributed in Europe. Roketa imports the base model for North America.
USD$2300 for a complete motorcycle.

Reports on forums suggest this is a Chinese clone of a Honda CRF450X; and all parts are interchangeable with Honda OEM parts.

Shown as raced and completing the 2012 Dakar by #94 Wei Guang Hui the Rallye bike was entered in the 2010, 2011 and 2012 Dakar as a Jincheng JC450Y. The JC450Y is suspected to be either a cloned CRF450X or a rebadged Yamaha WRF450? with a Mecasystems Rally Kit

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Odes MCF450-R Specifications

Engine type: 4 stroke 4 valve SOHC Liquid-cooled
Bore and stroke: 96mm x 62mm
Compression ratio: 12:0:1
Ignition: CDI with electronic advance and lighting coil
Starter: Electric / Kick
Transmission: five speed wide ratio
Final Drive: #520T 0ring-sealed chain: 13 tooth(front)48 tooth(rear)
Wheel Base: 1483mm
Trail: 110mm
Seat Height: 963mm
Ground clearance: 345mm
Fuel capacity: 7.2l
Tyres Front: 80/100-21
Tyres rear: 110/100-18
Front suspension: 41mm inverted cartridge fork with 16-position rebound and 16-position compression damping adjustment; 315mm travel
Rear suspension: single shock with adjustable spring preload, 17-position rebound damping adjustment, and compression damping adjustment separated into low-speed (13 positions) and high-speed (3.5 turns); 313mm travel
Front brakes: disc
Rear Brakes: disc
Dry weight: 105kg

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More info from South Africa Apartently these are all the same bike from the same manufacturer in Shandong, distributed under different badges in different countries.

In Argentina the MCF450R is distributed by Backfire as the BXF450Z: [YOUTUBE]riMtTIoxTcM[/YOUTUBE]
and by Heikon as the TT450E.

The Ode MCF450R is badged by Jawa in Europe as the 450KMX: [YOUTUBE]MCQTZwjHguE[/YOUTUBE]

Videos of AsiaWing Factory Tests: [YOUTUBE]GFuoCNwkOv0[/YOUTUBE]
 
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I'd buy one for $500. If I was going to spend more than that for a pile of junk that was going to break down I'd buy a KTM. :laughing
 
They look like the same bikes sold near where I work under the name Mikilon.
Sitting on display brand new they have rust showing on several parts.
You really have to see to believe how low grade theses bikes are.
Going offroad with that you better pack a pair of hiking boots.
 
A rallye replica with only 1.9 gallons of fuel capacity? :wtf
 
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