Recent years have ushered in quite a number of interesting motorcycles from Chinese manufacturers. We've seen quite a few impressive offerings from the likes of CFMoto, Benelli, and QJ Motor. In terms of performance and technology, Chinese motorcycles are coming close to their Japanese and European counterparts, and in some cases, even surpassing them.
Another Chinese manufacturer that's been making headlines recently is Benda. The brand has quite a knack for releasing bikes with extremely polarizing designs. Its models usually feature a 700cc class inline-four engine – such as the radically styled LFC 700 cruiser and the LFS 700 naked bike. Unsurprisingly, despite being a Benda-branded engine, it was modeled after a popular engine from a Japanese manufacturer – namely, the 649cc inline-four found in Honda's CB650 series. Having said that, Benda is adding yet another motorcycle to its 700cc range in the form of the LFR 700.
