With 7,564 bikes registered in the final quarter of 2010, Triumph took the top slot, followed by Honda with 7,283, BMW with 6,704, Suzuki with 6,496 and Yamaha with 6,199.
The overall motorcycle sales chart is dominated by 125cc motorcycles, which puts Yamaha 1st.
With the decline in sportsbike sales and rise in market share of both the Naked and Adventure market, those focused on superbikes have been hit the hardest. Triumph have enjoyed a steady growth over the past five years, with bikes like the Daytona 675, Street Triple and Speed Triple selling in large volume both in the UK and abroad.
Introducing the 2010 Street triple R. Triumph have taken this bike to a new level of style and performance. not an easy task when the original is so impressive. It's a tough looking, higher spec version of the STREET TRIPLE
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Friday, 11 February 2011
Monday, 17 May 2010
Record 2009 UK Sales
Triumph increased sales in the UK market by 26% in 2009. 7450 new motorcycles being sold.
The Daytona 675 increased sales by over 50% The street triple and street triple r dominate their sector.
Global market share 4.4% up 1%.
Triumph sales in the united states increased by 5.49 %
The Daytona 675 increased sales by over 50% The street triple and street triple r dominate their sector.
Global market share 4.4% up 1%.
Triumph sales in the united states increased by 5.49 %
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