YZF-R125, with 161 registrations. The best-selling 'proper' supersports machine also went to Yamaha; the company's YZF-R1 notched up just 80 sales in October '09.Listed below are October 2009's best-selling machines by category:ADVENTURE SPORT BMW R

FOR the first quarter of 2012 the combined sales of BMW's R1200GS and Adventure have made it the best selling motorcycle in the UK.The first three months of the year saw BMW sell 293 units of the R1200GS and 240 of its Adventure variant, compared

INDIAN motorcycle manufacturer Hero MotoCorp are forecasting a 27% rise in sales, posting a strong growth since parting with Honda.Based in New Delhi, Hero MotoCorp are expecting an increase in sales to as much as 250 billion rupees (approx £3

Motorcycle and scooter sales are gradually increasing following the latest figures released by the Motor Cycle Industry Association (MCI)February saw the total number of motorcycle and scooters sales increased by 23% according to the year to date

SALES OF motorcycles in the UK for 2008 ended the year down just 3.4 per cent, according to figures released the Motor Cycle Industry Association (MCI).A total of 139,715 motorcyles, mopeds and scooters were registered in 2008, with figures

units during the period. Ducati say sales would have been higher if production had met demand. A string of commercially successful motorcycles, from the Hypermotard to the new 1098 and 848 superbikes, and now the new Monster have taken the brand to sales

THE WK GP125 is a new affordable scooter priced at only £1399.A budget commuter, the GP125 goes on sale this month and features an electronic fuel-injected 125cc four-stroke engine. WK claim that the learner-legal scooter is capable of delivering

HONDA's GLOBAL motorcycle sales in the first half of its financial year to30 September fell by 11.7 per cent year-on-year to a mere 4.58 millionunits. But this drop wasn't serious, the company claimed, because it was dueto a reduction in the number

.5% year-to-date).Year-to-date, the most sales have come from Scooters (9,038 units, or 31.6% of all PTW sales), followed by Naked (5,166; 18%), Adventure Sport (4,097; 14.3%) and Supersport (3,792; 13.2%).Honda kept its stranglehold on the lower end

), there was still a 14% drop in two-wheeler registrations year-on-year, down from 4,759 in Jan 2012 to 4,092 in Jan 2013. Sales of Adventure Sport and Supersport bikes were down 28% and 28.6% respectively on Jan 2012. (Adventure Sport, the biggest loser in terms