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Old 23 Sep 2011
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China UK on a JH600
Having ridden quite a lot around China (Shandong, Hubei, Hunan, Yunnan, Sichuan, Guizhou on a Qingqi 200Gy and Zongshen Sierra), but ive now decided to go a bit further. I want to ride from China to the UK.
I hope to go something like: China - Kaz'stan/Mongolia - Russia - Ukraine - Mainland Europe - UK.

I was hoping to call on you for 2 pieces of advice:

First, how do people rate the JH600? Is it good enough and reliable enough to make the distance with 2 people and luggage?
Or, does anyone have any other suggestions for a bike i can buy and register in China?

Two, is it possible to get the bike out of China and then into and out of all following countries?

When i finish in the UK i plan to have the bike shipped back to China.

Im at the beginning of my planning, so all advice is very much welcome.
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I think you are going to have to provide a bit more information about yourself before anybody can help you here Harry. Your nationality would be a good place to start and things like what driving licence you hold, UK or Chinese, when you hope to do it and how long you have would also be helpful.
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Thanks Mark, thats a good point you make.

Im British and I hold a UK and Chinese bike licence. My GF who will be on the back is Chinese. Im interested how feasible it is to get 2 people on a bike with side boxes etc. for so long.

I hope to go in the summer - end of June. And i have 2 months free, but id like to do it in 6 weeks if possible.

The JH600 is a Chinese bike made by Jialing. Its quite difficult to get bikes here in China so i thought a Chinese one would be more straight forward.
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hi ChinaHarry,
I have a JH600A too. just complete a trip from Shanghai-Lhasa.
Get same idea as you from Shanghai to Europe. I probably will end up in Brugge or Oostend in Belgium or maybe Calais.

for the bike exit China, i have read an article on a mag, a german success to exit from xinjiang to Kazakhstan with his YBR125(registered in Hunan).
So i guess there is a certain formality to proceed.

we should exchange some plan and information.
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Thanks Mark, thats a good point you make.

Im British and I hold a UK and Chinese bike licence. My GF who will be on the back is Chinese. Im interested how feasible it is to get 2 people on a bike with side boxes etc. for so long.

I hope to go in the summer - end of June. And i have 2 months free, but id like to do it in 6 weeks if possible.

The JH600 is a Chinese bike made by Jialing. Its quite difficult to get bikes here in China so i thought a Chinese one would be more straight forward.
Hello Harry, also me I like to go next year on the motorcycle from Holland to China. I read (excuse my English I am a dutch women),that you hade a Chinese bike licence. Is there a way for me to become a Chinese bike licence too? And what is mean GF? Friendly greetings, Elly
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Hello Harry, also me I like to go next year on the motorcycle from Holland to China. I read (excuse my English I am a dutch women),that you hade a Chinese bike licence. Is there a way for me to become a Chinese bike licence too? And what is mean GF? Friendly greetings, Elly
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