A timing-chain tensioner quote should be matched to the exact engine and mounting design, not just a familiar motorcycle name. The available product record lists Beat FI, Click 125/150, Scoopy and PCX150/160 options while also carrying a GY6 engine label. Those are seller-listed references, not verified fitment. Confirm the exact application in writing before approving a wholesale order. This checklist focuses on timing-chain tensioners; for final-drive chains and sprockets, see our separate wholesale RFQ checklist.
Quick answer: Send the motorcycle model year and generation, market, engine code, OEM or part number, clear mounting-area photos, selected option and quantity. Ask the seller to confirm the exact application, set contents, MOQ, current availability, measurement scope, packing and destination freight in the quotation.
What the current listing does and does not confirm
The VOBOM product page shows four seller-named options: Beat FI; Click 125/150; Scoopy; and PCX150/160. The source record also carries a GY6 engine label, but it does not independently establish that each listed model uses the same tensioner. The catalog application field is not supplied, and no OEM part number is recorded. Treat the names as references to check, not as a fitment guarantee.
The source catalog records an MOQ of 100 sets for each named option. It also lists 10 × 5 × 5 cm and 100 g, but does not state whether those figures describe the part, a set, or its packaging, nor whether the weight is net or gross. They are not enough to determine fitment or shipping-carton size. Ask the seller to define the measurement scope.
Seven checks to complete before placing a bulk order
- Identify the exact motorcycle version. Include make, model, model year, generation, sales market and engine code. “Click 125” or “PCX150” alone may not identify the generation.
- Share an OEM or part reference. Send the original part number, a parts-catalog reference or a clear label photo where available. The current source record does not provide an OEM number.
- Confirm the selected option. Ask the seller to state which named option matches the submitted engine code and year. Do not infer that every model in a combined listing is interchangeable.
- Compare the mounting interface. Send photos of the mounting face, bolt positions, gasket surface and any locking or adjuster mechanism. Request matching measurements from the same points. A product photo by itself does not prove dimensions.
- Define what is included in one set. Ask whether the quoted set contains the tensioner body alone or includes a gasket, bolts, spring or other hardware. The listing unit is “set”; its contents still need confirmation.
- Confirm MOQ and current availability. The catalog shows 100 sets per option as a reference. Ask the seller to reconfirm the MOQ, option split and availability for the quantity you need before approving payment.
- Quote packing and freight separately. Give the destination country and postcode. Request confirmed outer-carton dimensions and gross weight, plus the available freight method and estimated dispatch timing. The listed item measurements do not establish carton measurements or delivery time.
Copy-and-send RFQ checklist
Use a separate line for each model or configuration:
Part: motorcycle timing-chain tensioner Selected option: Motorcycle make/model/year/generation: Sales market and engine code: OEM or part number: Quantity by option (sets): Photos attached: mounting face / side view / label Please confirm: exact fitment, set contents, MOQ, availability, measurement scope, outer-carton size/weight and freight to [country/postcode].
Ask the seller to confirm any unresolved application detail in writing on the quotation. If the engine code, mounting pattern or option remains uncertain, hold the order until the part is identified.
Browse the timing chains category for related listings. Include the engine code, model/year, and chain pitch or link count if known; confirm application and supplier specification before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
Does the listing confirm fitment for every Beat FI, Click, Scoopy and PCX version?
No. Those are seller-listed model references. The exact year, generation and engine code have not been independently verified for each option. Send those details and request a written match.
Does the GY6 label prove that the part fits the listed models?
No. A GY6 label and a model-name list do not prove interchangeability. Confirm the engine code, OEM reference and mounting interface for the exact motorcycle.
Can the listed 10 × 5 × 5 cm measurement be used for freight planning?
Not by itself. The source does not say whether the figure is for the part, set or package. Request confirmed outer-carton dimensions and gross weight for the shipment quantity.
What should a wholesale buyer send first?
Send the selected option, model year/generation, engine code, OEM reference if available, mounting photos, quantity and destination. Then ask for a written fitment and quotation confirmation.
Request a fitment-reviewed quotation
Review the timing-chain tensioner options and the chain tensioners and adjusters category. For a wholesale quote, send the vehicle details and photos through the RFQ contact page. Fitment, availability, set contents and freight should be confirmed for the selected configuration before order approval.