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Hi, many moons ago I use to ride a 250 can am enduro, I sold it to but my ex his wedding ring .. last week my boss was cleaning out his barn and was going to throw out a motor bike and if course I could not let that happen. The only problem is that it is xingyue gs moon . These are the numbers written on it xy 14747415-5 and 200330134511,5... if anyone can help me figure out the yr and the cc I would b extremely grateful as I need to get a few things for it a battery being the first... thank you

Welcome! Please show us a pic of the bike; maybe that'll help.

The cc is often cast into the engine cooling fins ,look around you might find it ,also there is usually a plate with the vin on it and other info often between the forks on the steering neck .Can am enduro ? TNT white tank street legal ,or competition enduro Qualifier ? I wish you still had it l.o.l. .

Welcome aboard! :hi: Picture will help.

Hi Tina

welcome. The group here has seen many china bikes and will be able to help you. Please take a bunch of pics of the the bike. Also if you see tags or numbers take pics of those too. Did you try kicking it over to see if you have compression? Barn finds can be fun.

So you called it a motor bike... What part of the world you from?

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Great website https://www.decodethevin.com/

Hi Tina, I suspect that is a 200cc engine that we fondly refer to as a CG200. If you take a pic of the numbers on the engine that are near the shifter, we can confirm. The model year is 2005.


Not much of that will help you, since there were many brands imported that are virtually identical to your bike. Nevertheless, we can likely help you get it running. Stuff like plastics might be a bit of a challenge to find.


Based on the VIN tag, it looks like it was imported into Canada. Are you a fellow Canuck?

I am in Ontario and I have all the plastic and am cleaning the carb out tomorrow.. I figured it was a 200 and I can post the other pics

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Can someone plz find out what size battery I would need and where the heck it goes

Most batteries are under the plastics on the left side of the motorcycle. If it's an original Chinese battery then the numbers on it aren't much use but if it has ever been replaced the numbers on the battery will easily identify it and can be cross referenced. I couldn't find a direct replacement for my TT250 battery and had to make due with one a little smaller and used a piece of wood to take up the extra space. I ended up getting a ET5L AGM battery from Canadian Tire. No guarantee it will fit your bike but it's a good place to start. We don't have nearly the selection of batteries available that the US has so even if you find a direct replacement it might be hard to find a place that will actually sell it.

Awesome thanks guys.... tomorrow is test drive day

Well riding her went well for most of the day... then I miss shift while turning on loose gravel and Yep I dropped her right on my friggin left ankle....and I have a feeling I broke something... oh well I had a fun day.but boy oh boy is she ever a quick bike....

Where are you in Ontario ? I am in Sudbury .