Quick answer: For a wholesale rear-shock quote, send the exact motorcycle make, model, year and market version, the OEM or part reference, clear photos of the old shock and mounting points, the dimensions you measured, quantity by option and destination. A listing that names CG150 / CG160 TITAN / FAN is a catalogue reference, not year-specific fitment confirmation.
When a distributor is buying suspension parts in quantity, one ambiguous measurement can affect the whole order. Two listings may use similar model-family names while leaving the measurement points, mounting details or sale unit unclear. Separate the vehicle reference from the physical checks and ask the supplier to confirm each selected option in writing.
What the current catalogue record says
| Field | Recorded reference | What still needs confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| Product title | Rear Shock Absorbers for CG150 / CG160 TITAN / FAN | Exact model year, market version and vehicle-specific fitment |
| Application wording | CG150/160 TITAN; CG150/160 FAN | Whether the offered option matches the buyer’s exact motorcycle |
| Listed size | 400 mm | The catalogue does not identify the measurement points; do not assume it means eye-to-eye length |
| Finish | White finish is listed | Confirm the finish for the selected option and current order |
| Measurements and weight | 40 × 10 × 10 cm; 3,400 g | Item, retail pack or shipping-carton scope is not stated |
| Price and MOQ | Not stated in the current product record | Request current price, MOQ, availability, pack unit and freight |
These are catalogue references, not independently verified fitment or shipping specifications. Review the rear shock absorber product listing and have the supplier confirm the actual option before placing a bulk order.
Six checks to include in a rear-shock RFQ
- Vehicle identity: State make, exact model, year, market/version and any frame or engine code shown in your parts records. Do not rely on “CG150” alone when versions may differ.
- Part reference: Add the OEM number or supplier reference from the existing part, packaging or parts catalogue. If you do not have a number, send readable photos of labels and the installed part.
- Mounting and dimensions: Send photos of the upper and lower mounts and list the measurements you took, including where each measurement starts and ends. Ask the seller to compare them against the offered option; do not map the catalogue’s 400 mm to a measurement method unless the seller confirms it.
- Sale unit and contents: The page title is plural, but the product record does not define whether a quote is per shock, per pair or another pack unit. Ask exactly what one order unit contains and whether any mounting hardware is included.
- Finish and option: White finish appears in the catalogue reference. Confirm the selected finish, any option code and whether it is the same configuration shown in the quotation and sample.
- Commercial and shipping terms: Give quantity by option and destination country/postcode. Ask for current MOQ, unit price and validity, availability, sample terms, packed dimensions/weight, lead time and freight in writing.
How wholesalers should compare rear-shock quotes
Do not compare only the headline unit price. First normalize what each seller is quoting: one piece or a pair, which model/version, which finish, and which packing unit. A quote for a pair and a quote for one shock are different order lines even if the currency and product name match. Record the seller’s fitment evidence and the exact measurement points beside that line, so a later reorder can be checked against the same reference.
Keep unknowns visible instead of filling them with assumptions. If the carton dimensions, gross weight or MOQ are missing, mark them as pending and request confirmation. Freight should be compared only after each seller confirms destination, quantity, package scope and the shipping method being quoted. Save the dated quotation and any sample or drawing approval with the option code; this gives the purchasing team a traceable basis for replenishment and helps prevent a similarly named variant from being substituted.
| Compare on every quote line | Record |
|---|---|
| Identity | Exact option, vehicle version, OEM/reference and evidence supplied |
| Order unit | Piece, pair or set; included hardware; quantity per option |
| Commercial terms | Current MOQ, price validity, availability and sample terms |
| Shipping basis | Confirmed packed dimensions/weight, destination and freight basis |
Copyable rear-shock RFQ
Product reference: rear shock absorber listed for CG150 / CG160 TITAN / FAN. Motorcycle make/model/year/market version: ___. OEM or part number: ___. Engine/frame code if available: ___. Photos of old part and both mounting points attached: yes/no. Measured dimensions and measurement points: ___. Requested option and finish: ___. Quantity: ___ pairs / ___ pieces (please quote and state the sale unit). Destination country/postcode: ___. Please confirm fitment for this exact vehicle, 400 mm measurement scope if applicable, contents per unit, current MOQ and availability, price validity, sample terms, package/carton dimensions and weight, lead time and freight.
Frequently asked questions
Does the CG150 / CG160 TITAN / FAN title guarantee fitment?
No. It reflects the supplier-catalogue application wording. The product record does not provide year-by-year evidence or independent confirmation. Send the exact vehicle version and old-part references, then request written confirmation for the chosen option.
Does the listed 400 mm mean the shock’s eye-to-eye length?
The record only says “400 mm”; it does not state the measurement points. Ask the supplier to identify the measurement method and compare it with your own measurement before ordering.
Are the listed 40 × 10 × 10 cm and 3,400 g shipping-carton figures?
The product record does not state whether these are item, package or carton measurements, or whether the weight is net or gross. Request confirmed packed dimensions and weight for the quantity you plan to ship.
What are the current MOQ, price and delivery time?
They are not stated in the current product record. Ask for a dated quotation for each requested option and destination; do not assume a product-family term applies to every configuration.
Request a fitment review before a bulk order
Send the vehicle details, reference number, mounting photos, dimensions, required quantity and destination with your motorcycle sourcing enquiry. You can also browse the motorcycle-parts catalogue to add other items to the same RFQ. The supplier should confirm fitment, sale unit and commercial terms in writing before you approve the order.