Compare G1, K2 and K3-2.0 for your dealer or OEM project. K3-2.0 has the shortest listed body and lowest seat reference; G1 adds a rear-box layout, while K2 uses front and rear disc brakes.
Body layout · Rider fit · Dealer configuration
Use the body length, seat reference and visible storage layout to shortlist. Confirm rider fit with the selected sample.
G1 combines a rear-box layout with an open step-through area. It has the longest body and highest listed seat in this group. Include storage and load requirements in your model brief.
K2 sits between G1 and K3-2.0 in listed length and seat height. Choose it as the starting model when front and rear disc brakes are part of your specification.
K3-2.0's 1550 mm length and 720 mm seat reference make it the first model to review when a shorter body and lower seat matter. Seat shape and rider fit still need a sample check.
The table below uses Jimsen brochure specifications. Model enquiries open your email app; use the project enquiry form if preferred.
At 1550 mm long, K3-2.0 is 150 mm shorter than K2 and 300 mm shorter than G1. Review it first for a compact product line.
The rear box is visible on the reference build. Agree whether it is included, its attachment and its load allowance in the order specification.
K2 uses two discs, G1 uses a front disc and rear drum, and K3-2.0 uses two drums. Plan service parts for the selected system; compare braking behaviour on the approved sample.
Use body length and seat height to narrow the shortlist, then compare the brake hardware and service parts.
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| Selection point | G1 | K2 | K3-2.0 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Body length | 1850 mm | 1700 mm | 1550 mm |
| Seat reference | 830 mm | 760 mm | 720 mm |
| Wheelbase | 1160 mm | 1200 mm | 1060 mm |
| Reference brakes | Front 180 mm disc Rear 110 mm drum | Front 220 mm disc Rear 180 mm disc | Front and rear 110 mm drums |
| Visible layout | Rear storage box on illustrated build | Open footboard and urban bodywork | Shorter step-through body |
| Model details | Open G1 | Open K2 | Open K3-2.0 |
Source: Jimsen motorcycle/moped brochure, G1 page 8, K2 page 1 and K3-2.0 page 3. Agree the final configuration before sample approval.
For charging away from the vehicle, start with G1 or K2: the brochure lists removable batteries for both. Include pack weight, removal access and the matching charger in the sample check. Do not assume K3-2.0 has a removable pack; this requirement needs confirmation for the quoted build.
For a dealer order, shortlist the body and brake layout first. For a private-label project, add branding, battery and packaging requirements. Jimsen reviews the proposed configuration and paid-sample plan through our OEM/ODM service.
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Keep the model, electrical system and market documents tied to the same configuration.
K3-2.0, at a catalogue length of 1550 mm. K2 is 1700 mm and G1 is 1850 mm. These lengths are body references, not packaging or turning-circle measurements.
K3-2.0 is listed at 720 mm, compared with K2 at 760 mm and G1 at 830 mm. A lower measurement does not by itself establish suitability for a rider; assess seat shape and foot placement on the sample.
The illustrated reference build includes a rear box. Whether it is supplied, its mounting and its permitted load must appear in the selected build's order specification.
The company brochure lists removable internal batteries for G1 and K2. K3-2.0's brochure and current model page disagree, so we do not classify it as removable here. Specify the required charging arrangement in your enquiry.
No. The category name does not establish registration, licence, speed or road-use requirements. The destination and exact build determine which evidence is needed.
Send the model, destination, quantity and charging needs, plus required changes. Specify whether the rear box, battery, charger and spare brake parts must be included. Request an itemised quote with packaging, freight, trade terms and paid-sample conditions. MOQ and lead time depend on the agreed build and order.
Request carton dimensions, gross weight and a loading plan for the selected moped and rear-box arrangement. Body length cannot establish container capacity. Match the service-parts list to the model: G1 has a front disc and rear drum, K2 has two discs, and K3-2.0 has two drums. Agree battery and charger references, replacement-part identification and the initial spare-parts quantities in writing.
Send the model, destination and quantity, with battery, rear-box and branding requirements. Ask for the proposed specification, itemised quotation and paid-sample terms. For supplier checks, use our manufacturer procurement guide.
