FIVE CHECKS
What to confirm before a bulk RFQ
The application name is not a fitment guarantee. Ask for a written match confirmation.
01 · ApplicationIdentify the exact motorcycleGive model, year, engine version and market designation.
02 · Part identityCompare the original partShare an OEM number if available and clear photos of both sides.
03 · GeometryConfirm poles and mountsAsk the supplier to verify pole count, mounting positions and dimensions against the old part.
04 · ConnectionCheck connector and wiringProvide connector photos and wire details; request a written match confirmation.
05 · Order splitList quantity by optionState material choice, pieces per option, destination country and postal code.
Do not compare a stator by model name alone
Before buying, match the original part or its reference to the exact listing. A model label does not establish motorcycle year, engine version, pole count, connector or mounting pattern. Ask the supplier to confirm the match in writing and keep that confirmation with the quotation.
Separate winding choices in the quotation
These listings show copper and copper-clad aluminum options; the GN125 record also labels its copper option as full copper. Ask for winding material, unit price and MOQ on each line. For mixed orders, request confirmation of the permitted mix and minimum quantity per option.
Price context: the reference values are product-only USD amounts in the catalogue. They do not include freight and are not an availability promise. Confirm the current quote, packaging and delivery terms before payment.
Prepare a complete wholesale RFQ
Include the exact application, part number or original-part photos, requested option, quantity per option, destination and target delivery terms. This lets the supplier check fitment and quote freight against the actual order.
