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Yearly Sales Figures Out - HikerToo_imp - 02-20-2015
still not back to 2008 levels.....but recovering slowly...
http://www.revzilla.com/common-tread/us-motorcycle-sales?utm_term=us-motorcycle-sales&utm_content=stream&utm_campaign=boosted-posts&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social
RE: Yearly Sales Figures Out - metallyguitarded_imp - 02-20-2015
Thanks Hiker. Interesting article. I couldn't help but notice that the CB1100 was not among the bikes described as a lure for the entry-level market. I mention that only because of an earlier discussion/article where that issue was raised. I hope for continued growth in the industry which will only serve to increase our options and support for our bikes in years to come.
RE: Yearly Sales Figures Out - Rocky_imp - 02-20-2015
Figures just released show that in 2014 Honda had 20% of the Canadian motorcycle market.
RE: Yearly Sales Figures Out - rboe - 02-23-2015
The CB1100 is an excellent lure back into the sport/hobby for guys that left it to have a family. But for an entry level machine there are better choices. We have one beginner biker that bought a Griso. Talk about a bad choice. I think we have him talked into a smaller bike until he has the experience for the Griso. But going from a 250 to the CB would be much easier jump.