Vento is in the USA. Although most sales are in Mexico and Latin America. There are dealers in the US. If you buy one I suggest that you change the motor oil before you ride it. Chinese are notorious for using mop water in lieu of quality engine oil.

You know that the vento crosssmax 250 has a little more power that would have a second hand honda but don't expect much more.

I have a MB250 Tekken 250, a KTM 250 chinese clown, is way more expensive, has a little more HP and a little better suspension and other little bits slightly better than the crossmax, so on dirt the honda is a much better option.

On the highway, if the pavement is in good condition and depending of the trafic, the crossmax can have a 10km/h edge over the honda.

Hola optimismprimarily, I may have the right motorcycle that you are looking for. Yes the MB Tekken 250. I think it's the second best 250 chinese motorcycle after la Italika adventure 250 which new retails 75,000 pesos.

I'm the second owner, I have all the papers in order.

The motorcycle has around 10,000 km. I have it insured with qualitas which estimates it's value at 52,000 pesos. I had a great deal and I bought it for less than that. The motorcycle is equiped with 31 and 38 l Lone Rider saddle bags and a 48l top bag. It's a great set up to travel, and it is very popular in South America among long haul travelers.

You can ride to Texas and back with no issue and the motorcycle will still be in good shape for many many more trips. I have an eye on a smaller motorcycle, so I'm willing to let it go at a very crazy affordable price.

I live in Puerto Escondido and I enjoy a lot riding it in the back country mountains. We can meet somehere so you can have a look at it. You have nothing to loose.

There is a guy on youtube from Oaxaca, ''xhatis'' who has done tons of increible Oaxacan backcountry off road adventure videos. He had his Tekken stolen, he didn't hesitated to buy a new tekken.

I bought it to ride down to South America, but I will have to do it with a
smaller motorcycle and lighter motorcycle. I'm senior and I enjoy riding solo but at 68 I find it very heavy to pick up when it's fully loaded.