Continuing from the last issue, here are the sales volume rankings (estimates) released by Nirin Co.! In this issue, we're going to show you the top 5 small motorcycles (250cc and up), and the top winner is a discontinued motorcycle. Here you go!
Source: Nirin Co. 'New Year's Special 2022 Issue'
[Here are the rankings from No. 10 to No. 6]
Most Popular Motorcycles of 2021! Top Sales Ranking [250cc and Up, Part 1]
No. 5 Honda Rebel 1100/DCT Sales Volume: 3,157 units
The eldest brother of the smash hit Rebel. The body structure that prioritizes good footing is the same as the youngest brother's 250. The larger engine means more weight, but the motorcycle is supported by both feet, so there is no need to worry about slipping off. You can enjoy cruising with the roominess of a large-displacement engine.
No. 4 Kawasaki Ninja 400/KRT Edition/Z400 Sales Volume: 3,4383 units
It is characterized by a design that deviates from the conventional 400cc theory of sharing the same bodywork as the 250. It is a great motorcycle for those who prefer the 250 body but want more power.
No. 3 Honda GB350 Sales Volume: 3,976 units
This is a motorcycle that incorporates modern styling that you may have seen somewhere else. In terms of categorization, it can be classified as a neo-retro. This model is the opposite of sporty, and is recommended for people who want to relax and drive slowly. It is recommended for people who want to relax and drive slowly, and this unrestrained ease is the secret to enjoying it for a long time.
No.2 Kawasaki Z900RS/Cafe Sales Volume: 4,853 units
The Z900RS is as popular as ever, and it seems that users are getting more and more excited about it, and looking at social media, everyone is customizing their Z900RS in some way. And all of them are grown-ups in their prime. But isn't it important for adults to have that kind of childlike spirit? I would like to see them show off their innocence until young people look at them with envy.
No.1 Yamaha SR400 Sales Volume: 6,966 units
The SR400 is finally going out of production. The popularity of this model has been boosted by the rush demand in response to this. It has been a long seller and at one time led the motorcycle industry as the centerpiece of the street motorcycle market. Even though the boom is over, it has stubbornly not changed its styling, and is undoubtedly one of Yamaha's most memorable motorcycles. It's hard to believe that another era is coming to an end.
Source: Nirin Co. 'New Year's Special 2022 Issue'
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See KAWASAKI Moto Index Page
See Accessories for HONDA GB350
See Accessories for HONDA Rebel 1100
See Accessories for YAMAHA SR400
See Accessories for KAWASAKI Z900RS
See Accessories for KAWASAKI NINJA400
