Quick answer: A useful motorcycle wheel-hub wholesale RFQ names the exact model and year, front or rear position, brake interface, part reference, clear photos, quantity by option and destination. Ask the supplier to confirm each configuration, MOQ, current availability, product price and freight separately in writing.
A product name can look right while the order still points to the wrong wheel position or catalog option. Before comparing prices, make every line in the enquiry identifiable. The model names below are examples from current VOBOM listings; they are listing references, not a promise that one hub fits every version of a named motorcycle.
Why is a model name alone not enough?
Wheel-hub listings can distinguish front and rear positions, brake-drum versions, model generations and option numbers. Those details can change what the seller is quoting. A buyer who sends only “wheel hub for NMAX” may receive a quote that does not identify whether it is for the front, rear or a particular listed version.
Use the part number or OEM reference when you have one. If you do not, send clear photos of both sides, the mounting area, the brake interface and any number stamped or printed on the existing part. Add the model year and market when known. Ask the supplier to confirm the reference against the photos; do not treat a product title or a marketplace vehicle name as a fitment guarantee.
What should a wheel-hub RFQ include?
- Motorcycle identity: make, exact model name, model year or generation, and market version if known.
- Wheel position: front or rear for every requested line. If both are needed, list them separately.
- Brake and hub interface: describe what is on the motorcycle and attach photos. State “drum” only when that is confirmed for the requested part.
- Part identification: OEM or supplier reference, stamped numbers, or a clear photo of the label. If the reference is unknown, say so rather than guessing.
- Measurements: provide the dimensions you have, units, and where each measurement was taken. Ask the supplier which measurements are needed to verify the option.
- Quantity: give a quantity for each configuration, not one combined total. Ask for the MOQ and price basis for each option.
- Order requirements: destination country, target delivery method, packaging or labeling needs, and whether you want a sample before a bulk order.
This information lets the seller answer a specific question: “Which listed configuration are you quoting, and what evidence supports the match?” It also makes it easier to compare two offers without mixing unlike options.
Which options appear in the current catalog?
These examples show why position and option labels belong on separate RFQ lines. They describe what the VOBOM catalog currently lists; they do not independently verify compatibility with a buyer’s motorcycle.
- Front / rear brake-drum hubs for CT100 / Y80 / Y100 lists CT100 front, CT100 rear and Y80/Y100 rear options.
- Front and rear wheel hubs for AX100 / SMASH / RC80 / VIVA115R separates an AX100/SMASH/RC80 front option from a VIVA115R/SMASH/RC80 rear option.
- Front / rear wheel-hub cores for RAIDER / AEROX lists four options across the two model references and wheel positions.
- Front and rear wheel hubs for Yamaha NMAX / NMAX New distinguishes NMAX front, NMAX rear and NMAX New rear.
Before ordering one of these listings, open the product page and select the exact displayed option. Send the chosen option name in your RFQ and ask the seller to confirm it against the model year, reference and photos you supplied. A shared name in a catalog is not proof that two model versions use the same component.
For a related item in the hub assembly, review the listed hub-damper bushing for TBT underbones and KENBO motorcycles. This is a separate component; send a reference photo and ask the supplier to confirm the exact interface and application before ordering.
How should buyers compare quotes and freight?
Compare like with like. Put one configuration on each line, then record the seller’s confirmed option, MOQ, unit-price currency, price basis, availability and lead time. If an offer groups several configurations under one title, ask whether its price and MOQ apply to each option or to a mixed order.
Keep product price separate from delivery cost. The current catalog notes that product reference prices exclude freight. Ask for a separate shipping quotation using the destination, quantities and confirmed packing details. Do not calculate freight from an item weight or carton size unless the seller has stated what that figure measures and confirmed the packed dimensions.
For comparison, request the same delivery scope from each supplier: destination, delivery method, quotation validity, included charges and excluded destination costs. If the seller cannot yet confirm stock, packing or dispatch timing, mark it as pending in the comparison sheet rather than treating an estimate as a commitment.
What should be confirmed before a bulk order?
- Match the final quotation to your option-by-option RFQ and photos.
- Have the supplier restate the model reference, wheel position, brake interface and included parts for each line.
- Confirm the MOQ, product-only price, availability, lead time, packing and separately quoted freight in writing.
- If the application is uncertain, ask whether a sample or additional measurement check is available before committing to the full quantity.
- Keep the approved quotation and final option list together so purchasing, inspection and receiving use the same references.
Do not approve a replacement based only on a similar-looking photo. A sample can help with a physical comparison, but it does not replace the seller’s written confirmation of the exact configuration and order terms.
Copy-ready motorcycle wheel-hub RFQ
“Please quote the following motorcycle wheel-hub options for wholesale. Model / year / market: ____. Wheel position for each line: ____. Brake interface: ____. OEM or part reference: ____. Photos and measurements attached: ____. Quantity by option: ____. Destination country: ____. Please confirm the exact catalog option, fitment reference, MOQ, product-only unit price and currency, availability, lead time, packing details, and freight separately. Please flag any field you cannot verify before I approve the order.”
Frequently asked questions
Do the model names in a listing guarantee fitment?
No. They identify the references shown in that listing. Confirm the exact model version, year, wheel position and part reference with the supplier before ordering.
Should front and rear hubs be quoted together?
They can appear in one product family, but list the front and rear as separate options with separate quantities. Ask whether MOQ and price apply per option or to a combined order.
Does the displayed product price include shipping?
The current VOBOM catalog describes its reference prices as product-only and freight-excluded. Request a destination-specific shipping quote and confirm which charges are included.
What if I do not know the part number?
Send the model details and clear images of the existing hub and its interfaces. Add any measurements you can take, with units and measurement points, and ask the seller what else is required to identify the option.
Where can I review the listed wheel-hub options?
Browse the motorcycle wheel-hubs category and open the relevant product page before preparing your option list. You can also send the part references, photos, quantity and destination for a wholesale enquiry. Confirm current availability and terms before placing an order.