Quick answer: For a motorcycle oil-pump wholesale quote, send the motorcycle make, model and year; engine code or displacement; the exact catalogue option; any OEM or stamped reference; clear photos; the gear tooth count; the mounting pattern; quantity per option; and destination. A displacement range is a useful starting point, but it does not confirm the exact pump configuration.
Wholesale oil-pump listings can group several vehicle references under one product family. That makes the option label only the start of a fitment check. The current VOBOM listing asks buyers to confirm the selected engine/model option, gear tooth count and mounting pattern before a quotation is finalized.
Why is engine displacement alone not enough?
The VOBOM oil-pump page is titled for several displacement groups, from 70cc to 150cc, and contains separate model-specific option labels. Its product description also calls out gear tooth count and mounting pattern for verification. Those fields are more useful for identifying the intended configuration than treating every motorcycle in a broad cc range as interchangeable.
Use the product name or option label as a reference for the seller to check. Ask the seller to confirm the exact model, year and engine combination in writing. If an OEM number, engine code or old-part photo is available, include it so the supplier can compare the order against the same reference.
Six fitment checks to include in an oil-pump RFQ
- Motorcycle: give the make, model, model year and destination market. If the bike has regional versions, identify the version shown on the registration or manual.
- Engine: include the engine code or stamped number and displacement. Do not send only “125cc” when the code or model is available.
- Part reference: add the OEM number, supplier reference or packaging number from the old part. Ask the seller to confirm that it matches the option being quoted.
- Photos: send sharp, well-lit photos of the old pump from both sides, including the drive gear and mounting face. Put a ruler or caliper in a separate measurement photo if a dimension is in question.
- Drive and mounting details: state the gear tooth count and share the mounting pattern. Ask the supplier to confirm these against the selected option rather than relying on appearance alone.
- Order split: list the quantity for each model-specific option separately, plus destination and any packing or label requirements. Ask for the current MOQ, price, availability and freight by option in the written quote.
What the current VOBOM listing confirms
The live Motorcycle Oil Pump Assembly listing contains selectable references such as CG125 old model, GD110, W125, Lifan/Loncin/CG200, Haojue150, BM150 and CBF, among others. These are labels in the current product record. They are not a guarantee that every year, engine revision or regional version is a direct match.
The listing specifically asks buyers to verify the selected engine/model option, gear tooth count and mounting pattern. Use that as the minimum confirmation set. Ask the seller to confirm the chosen option, current availability, MOQ and final quote terms before issuing a purchase order. The product page states that freight is quoted separately and depends on destination and shipment details.
Copy-and-send RFQ template
Product: Motorcycle oil pump assembly
Motorcycle make / model / year:
Destination market:
Engine code / displacement:
OEM or old-part reference:
Requested catalogue option:
Gear tooth count / mounting pattern:
Quantity by option:
Photos attached: old pump front / back / drive gear / mounting face
Please confirm: exact fitment, MOQ, current unit price, availability, packing and freight.
Keep each option on its own order line. If two variants share one carton, show the quantity and reference for each separately so the quotation and packing list can be checked before dispatch.
Questions buyers should get answered before ordering
Does a 70–150cc listing mean one pump fits every model in that range?
No. The page groups multiple listed options under one product family and asks buyers to verify the exact model option, tooth count and mounting pattern. Confirm the specific motorcycle and engine combination with the seller.
What if I do not know the OEM number?
Send the engine code, model year and clear photos of the old pump. Ask the supplier to identify the closest catalogue reference and confirm the comparison in writing before placing a bulk order.
What should appear on the written quotation?
Ask for the exact option, the motorcycle/engine reference the seller checked, quantity and MOQ per option, current unit price, packing details, availability and freight terms. The current VOBOM product page states that freight is separate, so request the destination-specific freight amount as its own line.
Can I mix different pump options in one order?
List the requested quantity for each option separately and ask the seller to confirm MOQ and price per option. Do not assume that one option’s terms apply to the full product family.
How to review the supplier quotation
Match the reply against the RFQ line by line before you approve a purchase order. The quotation should identify the selected catalogue option and motorcycle reference, show MOQ and price for that option, and separate product cost from freight. Ask the seller to mark any unconfirmed fitment field instead of leaving an assumption hidden in a general product-family description.
If the quote uses a broad model name, request a photo or drawing with the seller’s option reference identified. Keep the dated quotation, selected option and supporting pump photos together. This makes later reorder checks easier and helps prevent a buyer from reusing a quote for a different engine or configuration.
Request an oil-pump fitment review
Start with the oil-pump product page and send the vehicle, engine and part-reference details above. You can also request a motorcycle sourcing quote. Ask for the exact option and commercial terms in writing before confirming a bulk order.
Related catalog: Browse the motorcycle oil-pump and lubrication parts category. For a wholesale RFQ, include the engine code and oil-pump reference or clear photos, the exact part reference or clear photos, and target quantity so fitment and order terms can be confirmed.