E-bike sourcing, made clearer
Electric bike OEM supply for wholesale buyers.
Build the right e-bike line for your market: 30 product platforms across six families, OEM and private label detail, and a clearer path from sourcing brief to first order.
Direct answers
Quick answers for procurement teams.
The six questions buyers ask before a first quote, answered without the sales qualification. Everything here is written to be quotable.
- What does TOJEN supply?
- TOJEN is the export brand of Xingtai Furuike Bicycle Co., Ltd. We supply 30 e-bike platforms across six families - urban, E-MTB, fat tire, folding, step-through and high power - to distributors, dealers, brand owners and project buyers.
- What is the minimum order quantity?
- MOQ is flexible and an order can start from a single unit, so a platform can be sampled before a production run. The MOQ that applies to your configuration is confirmed in the quotation.
- Can the platform carry our own brand?
- Yes. Components, logo, colour and packaging are the four customisation layers we work with most often. The base platform stays the same; the brand expression and equipment change.
- When does quality control happen?
- Full unit-by-unit QC inspection runs at the shipping location before dispatch, on orders of 50 units or more, covering frame, motor, battery and accessories. Inspection happens before the goods leave, not at the destination.
- How fast is a reply?
- Within one business day, Monday to Saturday, GMT+8. The commercial line is on WhatsApp and a quotation follows once the platform, market and quantity are clear.
- Which Incoterms are used?
- DDP, CIF and FOB are the main arrangements. Payment is 30% deposit on order confirmation and 70% after production is complete and before dispatch. The Incoterm that applies to your order is confirmed in the quotation for your destination port.
Published specification values are the minimum catalogue configuration. Commercial figures - price, MOQ, lead time and packing - are confirmed in the written quotation.
02 · Product families
Choose your product family first.
Choose one of six product directions first. The concrete product platforms come next, followed by configuration and sourcing.
03 · Featured platforms
Compare electric bike platform specifications.
Review concrete base models after choosing a family. Then adjust market, finish, equipment and compliance requirements in the sourcing brief.
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04 · How ordering works
How ordering works: four stages from enquiry to dispatch.
The short version. Sample and pilot orders, shipping and the full nine-step flow are set out on the support page.
Enquiry
Send the sourcing brief — target market, quantity direction, platform family and customisation level. We reply within one business day.
Confirm the specification
Platform, equipment, finish and packaging are agreed in writing, and the quotation is issued against it.
Deposit — production starts
The agreed deposit is received and the build is scheduled against the confirmed specification.
Balance — then dispatch
Balance settled before dispatch. Orders of 50 units or more are fully inspected at the shipping location before the goods leave.
05 · Manufacturing proof
See the evidence before you start a project.
Real photos from our manufacturing partner's Xingtai facility — assembly line, QC and export packing. The full evidence pack lives on the manufacturing page.
Real assembly-line photos and facility context from our Xingtai plant.
See real photos ↗Inspection evidence, ICG conformity and market documents.
See QC & certificates ↗Export wrapping, carton standard and container-loading photos.
See export packing ↗06 · Next step
Choose a family, then send a brief that can be quoted.
Send the market, quantity direction and platform family in one go — we reply within one business day with the platforms that fit and the questions that are still open.
Build your configuration
Turn a product family into a buying brief.
Choose the commercial direction first. The next step is a human-reviewed sourcing brief, not a generic contact form.
1 Select a platform direction
2 Set the commercial context
3 Choose the conversation to start
Why TOJEN
Fewer gaps between product choice and first order.
The website should help a buyer decide what to ask for, what evidence to request and what needs to be confirmed next.
Buyer solutions
Different buying jobs need different answers.
Make the next step useful for a distributor, dealer, brand team or project buyer—not just for a generic visitor.
Compare platform roles, wheel sizes and price-positioning questions before requesting a line review.
Start with a hero model, then confirm equipment, packaging, spare parts and launch quantities.
Define brand touchpoints, finish, decals, packaging and approval gates in one scope.
Bring use case, operating environment, quantity, service plan and delivery window to the first call.
Manufacturing proof
Show the evidence buyers need to trust the next step.
Real photos from our manufacturing partner's Xingtai facility — assembly line, QC and export packing. The full evidence pack lives on the manufacturing page.
OEM / project cases
Make the project path visible before the quote.
Reserve space for approved case stories with platform, quantity, market, customization and delivery outcome.
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From base platform to a market-ready line.
Reserved for approved product, brand and delivery imagery.
Case evidence to collect
Keep the story practical: what was selected, what changed, what was checked and how the buyer moved to order.
Knowledge center
Useful documents for the buying meeting.
Turn recurring questions into compact reference pages that help buyers arrive with a better brief.
What to decide before asking for price, sample or MOQ.
Match destination market, model scope and document request.
Compare wheel, motor, battery, use case and assortment role.
Questions for carton protection, spare parts and shipment planning.
Configure & request quote
Bring a clear sourcing brief to the first reply.
The form carries your platform direction, market, quantity and customization scope into the next review.
- Selected platform and product family
- Target market and estimated quantity
- Brand, finish, equipment and certification needs
- MOQ, lead time, packaging and after-sales questions