Jialing JL90 TV Commercial

[macross]

After lurking in the chinese part of the Jialing website, I found a Realvideo of a TV commercial for the JL90 which is almost the same as the RCM/NP Passport. looks different in the shock area though.

About the only thing I could understand was the Fuel Economy (1.4 liters per 100km) and that there are acutally 3 variants on offer, the JL90-A, B and C

the sound seems distorted so turn down your audio first.

www.jialing.com.cn/aboutjl/oncrest/gg5.rm

Also one for the JL-100 another step thru design but with a Red Legshield this time...

www.jialing.com.cn/aboutjl/oncrest/gg3.rm

-Alan

P.S. I don't know if I would bring my JL-90 onto a small dock like that in the video (JL90) . ;-)

[macross]

Looking further I found this commerical for the Honda "Spacy". Proof of the agreement between Honda and Jialing i guess.

www.jialing.com.cn/aboutjl/oncrest/gg6.rm

-Alan

[Rod Built]

Thanks! Very cool.

macross said:

Proof of the agreement between Honda and Jialing i guess.

Well, there's not much secret there! You can link straight from Honda worldwide site to Jialing, and Honda put out a big press release when they started importing Honda-badged, Jialing-built machines to Japan.

Scoot safe,
Rod

[Rod Built]

BTW: what'd he catch - a gold fish? LOL!

Rod

Fun fact: Suzuki motorcycles was started when Suzukisan wanted to motorize his bicycle to reach his favorite fishing spot.

[macross]

In Asia koi (Carp) are eaten. Basically big type goldfish, but a different breed.

-Alan

Guest-Rod said:

BTW: what'd he catch - a gold fish? LOL!

Rod

Fun fact: Suzuki motorcycles was started when Suzukisan wanted to motorize his bicycle to reach his favorite fishing spot.

[Rod Built]

Well, sure, Izaak Walton praised the carp in "The Compleate Angler" (1676). It's just the cross-cultural thing that makes it humorous.

I guess putting it in a bucket of water on the rear rack illustrates the smooth ride of the Passport!

Rod

Fun fact: The Texas state record for wild caught Goldfish (rod and reel) is 5 lbs, 0 oz - Lake Conroe, 1994. (Not koi, BTW - goldfish.)