A Harley Streetboy V-Maxter 300 from China by Motofino

Motorcycles on the Chinese domestic market will make you look twice. You'll wonder why a bike looks like a weird caricature of a really popular and well-known bike from a really well-known and reputable manufacturer. 

There are some original design motorcycle brands made in China, like Benelli and CFMOTO, which are rapidly expanding in the global market.

Motofino Streetboy V-Maxter 300 is like a child copying. Motofino entered the sports cruiser category this time. 

The Harley-Davidson Sportster S is a great model to emulate. With its unique styling and killer performance, the Sportster family's newest member has received worldwide acclaim. Therefore, it's no surprise the Streetboy V-Maxter 300 was inspired by the Sportster S. 

 Streetboy has a wide oval headlight like the Sportster. Even the fuel tank, seat, and tail section are copied from the Milwaukee roadster. On the fuel tank, you can see the 'Streetboy Motofino' font. The Streetboy lacks some of the defining features of the Sportster S. 

For example, its front tire is smaller and narrower. It doesn't even have a raised exhaust system. Sportster S has a low stance as well.

 For the Asian market, Harley-Davidson has been working with fellow Chinese manufacturer QJ Motor on a smaller V-twin powered model. This engine has been used by other manufacturers. A belt transmits power to the rear wheel via a six-speed manual transmission. 

Motofino Streetboy is just one of hundreds, if not thousands, of bikes that mimic Chinese models. The chances of this bike making it to the international market are slim. Harley-Davidson's small displacement models are set to arrive in Asian and European markets soon.