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Oengus · 11-17-2010, 12:20 AM

I pointed out this website beforeâ€¦
http://www.motosportparts.com/

They have bikes listed for sale and the prices are very low except for one that is listed at $10,000.00 which is obviously a mistake.

But the they have a dual sport listed for sale at $950.00?
http://www.motosportsparts.com/s.nl/it.A/id.19822/.f

I registered and then attempted to process an order, it resulted in it telling me that there was no available shipping to my address? I would not buy it, just wanted to see what the shipping costs would be or if the system even worked, it did not it hit a glitch or dead end.

It's not a bad website, but it has some serious flaws, it looks ok but its buggy.

This site is linked to the YingangUSA http://www.yingangusa.com/ site and that tells me that eventually you could see the Yingang bikes being sold on that website. It seems they are clearing out the old SUNL inventory or attempting to? I am not sure but it seems it is the same people that operated SUNL.

11-17-2010, 12:20 AM	#11
Oengus Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 826	I pointed out this website beforeâ€¦ http://www.motosportparts.com/ They have bikes listed for sale and the prices are very low except for one that is listed at $10,000.00 which is obviously a mistake. But the they have a dual sport listed for sale at $950.00? http://www.motosportsparts.com/s.nl/it.A/id.19822/.f I registered and then attempted to process an order, it resulted in it telling me that there was no available shipping to my address? I would not buy it, just wanted to see what the shipping costs would be or if the system even worked, it did not it hit a glitch or dead end. It's not a bad website, but it has some serious flaws, it looks ok but its buggy. This site is linked to the YingangUSA http://www.yingangusa.com/ site and that tells me that eventually you could see the Yingang bikes being sold on that website. It seems they are clearing out the old SUNL inventory or attempting to? I am not sure but it seems it is the same people that operated SUNL.
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