Chinese motorcycle manufacturers have been introducing a wide range of motorcycles, including premium models that are attracting attention in the market. Haojin, a motorcycle manufacturer based in Guangzhou, China, has recently released its latest model called the Letbe Arthur LB 700.

The Letbe Arthur LB 700 is a retro-inspired roadster that competes against models like the Kawasaki Z650RS and Yamaha XSR700. It is powered by a 700cc engine that produces 75 horsepower and 68 Newton-meters of torque.

In terms of technology, the Letbe Arthur LB 700 features an internal gyroscope that allows riders to view their lean angle on the cockpit. However, it lacks advanced safety features like cornering ABS and lean-sensitive traction control. Instead, it comes with basic dual-channel ABS from Continental and KYB suspension hardware with adjustability options.

Despite its retro design, the Letbe Arthur LB 700 comes equipped with modern technology such as a TFT instrument cluster with smartphone integration. A dedicated mobile app allows riders to access navigation, entertainment, and display settings. The bike also has a front camera for recording journeys but does not include smart cruise control or collision avoidance features.

Pricing and availability for the Letbe Arthur LB 700 have not been announced yet by Haojin. It is worth noting that the bike only meets Euro 4 standards, making it unlikely to be released in Europe.