Bold new Chinese Racing bid unveiled

Haojue’s production plants are ultra-modern, spacious and Haojue was awarded the international ISO9000 certification for quality by the internationally recognised German TUV standards organization in 1997.

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Article Summary

Could history be about to repeat itself? In 1959, a small Japanese team entered the famous Isle of Man TT races on a new make of motorcycle: Honda. The establishment greeted the newcomers with polite amusement. They did not laugh for long. Now a Chinese motorcycle maker has announced it will follow an identical path starting in 2009 – exactly a half century later, there’s an eerie similarity.

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