
QJMotor 600srk
Utrecht, UT - Goutier
QJMotor is a Chinese motorcycle brand from Qianjiang Motor, a subsidiary of Geely Group. Founded in 1985 in Wenling, Zhejiang province, the company started with lightweight motorcycles and scooters for the Chinese domestic market. QJMotor… Read more
Market data last updated 27 September 2026
| Price range | number of motorcycles |
|---|---|
| €500 | 18 |
| €5k | 84 |
| €10k | 38 |
| €15k | 7 |
| €20k | 0 |
| €25k+ | 0 |
Based on 147 motorcycles

QJMotor
SRV 600 V
561 cc · 69 hp
15 for sale

QJMotor
SRK 921 RR
921 cc · 128 hp
11 for sale

QJMotor
SRT 450 RX
450 cc · 48 hp
9 for sale

QJMotor
SRT 600 SX
554 cc · 56 hp
9 for sale

QJMotor
SRT 800 SX
799 cc · 92 hp
9 for sale

QJMotor
SRK 421 RR
421 cc · 77 hp
8 for sale

QJMotor
SRK 600
600 cc · 59 hp
8 for sale

QJMotor
SRK 550
554 cc · 56 hp
7 for sale

QJMotor
SRK 800
778 cc · 95 hp
7 for sale

QJMotor
SRK 800 RR
778 cc · 95 hp
7 for sale
QJMotor is a Chinese motorcycle brand from Qianjiang Motor, a subsidiary of Geely Group. Founded in 1985 in Wenling, Zhejiang province, the company started with lightweight motorcycles and scooters for the Chinese domestic market. QJMotor is also the parent company of the Italian brand Benelli. The current lineup is broad: the SRK series (naked street bikes from 125cc to 1000cc), the SRT series (adventure tourers) and the Fort series (retro roadsters). The SRK 600 is the most popular model outside China and combines a 600cc three-cylinder engine with a competitive price-to-performance ratio.
In the Netherlands, QJMotor is available through a handful of importers and Benelli dealers, but the network remains limited. Brand awareness is slowly growing thanks to affordable entry models and capable mid-range bikes. The target audience consists of budget-conscious riders looking for more engine size or features than Japanese or European competitors offer at the same price. Maintenance is relatively affordable, but parts availability through Dutch dealers can be inconsistent. Used inventory is limited but growing.