Chang Jiang 650 Motorcycle

Cháng Jiāng is the transcribed brand name of motorcycles that were once manufactured by the China Nanchang Aircraft Manufacturing CompanyIt takes its name from the Chang Jiang River also known as the Yangtze or in.

Chang jiang 650 motorcycle. Production resumed under the name CJ-750 which is the brand of this particular motorcycle for sale CJ stands for the Chang Jiang Aircraft Company 750 designates the engines displacement. We are very excited to announce that the Chang Jiang 650 will be coming to the UK and we have been appointed as the dealer. It comes with a conventional swingarm with shocks mounted to it making it resemble the CJ750 models.

The lineage of this bike can be traced back to the 1938 BMW R71 which was copied by the Soviets and released in 1942 as the IMZ M72. Pictures have begun circulating of a new Chang Jiang prototype featuring a 650cc twin cylinder engine sourced from CF Moto. Witness the Chang Jiang 750.

The 650 twins 70hp is huge compared. We have supplied and supported the older Chang Jiangs in the past but this new model is a huge leap forward in every way. Shanghai Sidecars Our partners in Shanghai check out this cool site.

The history of Chang-Jiang begins in pre-war Germany where BMW manufactures R71 motorcycles. It retains the excellent road manners of the Dynasty model making it a joy to ride all day on tarmac roads but adds just a little bit of off road adventure. 62 nm - 45 ft-lbs.

As a chinese rider I can tell that this model of sidecar is non-relative to the old changjiang 750. It even retains the old 6V electrical system. The company that you state in China as the manufacturer of Chang Jiang motorcycles run by a gentleman known Jian Biao Zhang is NOT the manufacturer or indeed the owner of the Chang Jiang manufacturing facility in China.

Gobiroad MC Your motorcyclesidecar adventure in China. Dear SirMadam We would respectfully like to correct a couple of things under the Chang Jiang section on your website. Time finally caught up with Chang Jiang in 2009 when even Chinas relatively lax emissions laws.