Taida Motor Part Co.

Country/Region: China     State/Province: Taiwan

Company Introduction
To whom it may concern,TAIDA Motor Part Co. is established in 1997, we have the sophisticated experience in scooter engines for 20 years. Taida Motor Part Co. is a dedicated in not only offering high performance and good quality (Made in Taiwan.) engine parts but also giving well after-sales service and consultant of technical problems.Taida Motor Part Co. is a expecting to build long term partner relationship with you!Our products can be used on engine of scooters, ATVs, UTVs, go karts, paramotors,Buggy, golf car, 3-6 wheels business car, snowmobile, mini-car….etc.Contact me: td87185162 [a] gmail.comBig bore cylinder kitOversize head kitUpgraded camshaftExtended stroke crankshaftYamaha: Cygnus125, BWS125, ZUMA125, JOG....Kymco: GY6 125, Agility 125, Super 8....SYM: Wolf, DIO...
Company Overview

Business Type: Manufacturer

Business Nature: Manufacturer

Year Established: 2010, 2010

Legal Status: Own Lisence

Ownership: LLC (Limited Liability Corp)

Employees: 201 - 300 People

Factory Size: 3, 000-5, 000 square meters

R&D Team Size: 5 - 10 People

Certifications: ISO10012

Contact Information

Contact Person: Da Yi Chiu

Designation: Sales Head

Department: President

Telephone: 886-422136599

Business Information

Main Markets: United Kingdom (30%) Netherlands (29%) United States (25%) Germany (17%) France (16%) Canada (14%)

Export Focus: Canada, Germany, France, Netherlands, United Kingdom, United States

Contract Services: OEM Service Offered

Trade & Financial Information

Annual Revenue: Approx 2 Million US Dollar

Registered Capital: US$1 Million - US$2.5 Million

Export Percentage: 51% - 60%

Payment Terms: Bank wire (T/T), Credit Card (CC), PayPal, Western Union (WU)

Product Showcase
motorcycle scooter engine parts
motorcycle scooter engine parts

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