Although the worst financial crisis ever to hit in modern times is cringing away, the industries have suffered a lot even in its aftermath. The motorcycle producers are not exceptions. The current year saw a drop of 14.7% in the sales of the machines. Though 2010 has been a tough year, the machines with larger capacity are gaining enough popularity to relieve the dealers of the fear of having on their franchise the sign "motorcycles for sale". The current best-selling list of motorcycles for the current year is packed with 125 cc machines, promising the dealers associated with the business a healthy future.
The industries with motorcycles for sale received a couple of registrations in 2010. Calculating from these, Honda CBF 125 with 1,484 registrations stands at the top spot. Yamaha YBR 125 and Yamaha YZF R125 is close behind with a sale count of 1,198 and 1,152, respectively while the BMW S 1000 stands just above 1000. The list goes on with Honda CBR 1000 getting 919 registrations, BMW R 1200 GS getting 838 registrations and BMW R 1200 GS ADVENTURE acquiring 778 potential customers. The list ends with Yamaha XC 125, BMW R 1200 RT and Honda VFR 1200. The sales of these monsters stand at 733, 676 and 673, respectively.
The current year is far from over and the sales are rising with each passing day, giving the developers something to look forward to. Even though the customers have become quite sceptic about buying a super bike, those addicted to the flow of adrenaline can never contain themselves. Travelling at the speeds of over 100 miles an hour while the wind lashes at you, car slide by, posts become a blur and all you dream of is never to stop; such is the thrill that motorcyclists cannot let go of. It is this obsession for heat that keeps the dealers confident enough when they put the sign on their franchise "motorcycles for sale".
The industries with motorcycles for sale received a couple of registrations in 2010. Calculating from these, Honda CBF 125 with 1,484 registrations stands at the top spot. Yamaha YBR 125 and Yamaha YZF R125 is close behind with a sale count of 1,198 and 1,152, respectively while the BMW S 1000 stands just above 1000. The list goes on with Honda CBR 1000 getting 919 registrations, BMW R 1200 GS getting 838 registrations and BMW R 1200 GS ADVENTURE acquiring 778 potential customers. The list ends with Yamaha XC 125, BMW R 1200 RT and Honda VFR 1200. The sales of these monsters stand at 733, 676 and 673, respectively.
The current year is far from over and the sales are rising with each passing day, giving the developers something to look forward to. Even though the customers have become quite sceptic about buying a super bike, those addicted to the flow of adrenaline can never contain themselves. Travelling at the speeds of over 100 miles an hour while the wind lashes at you, car slide by, posts become a blur and all you dream of is never to stop; such is the thrill that motorcyclists cannot let go of. It is this obsession for heat that keeps the dealers confident enough when they put the sign on their franchise "motorcycles for sale".
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