The top 10 motorcycles sold in Europe

You can tell that motorcycles have a significant following in Europe by looking at a large number of rallies every weekend in different cities across the country or by observing the large crowds that gather to watch the MotoGP Grand Prix in Jerez, Montmeló, Alcaiz, and Valencia.

Having said that, its industry is essential, so in this issue of Motorbli, we will discuss which motorcycles have been the most popular sellers in Europe throughout the entire.

To accomplish this, we have referred to the information supplied by the National Association of Companies in the Two-Wheel Sector (ANESDOR).

You can deduce very enlightening inferences from them, so I don’t need to say anything else to encourage you to continue reading.

Listed below are the motorcycles expected to be the most famous European purchases.

After we have completed the introduction, it is time to move on to the meat of the discussion, which will consist of a lengthy and in-depth discussion regarding the motorcycle models that have been mentioned more frequently by Spanish users. Honda PCX – 6,400 units

When it comes to the models that have achieved the highest sales, the privileged first-place position belongs to the manufacturer whose logo features a golden wing.

This model is distinguished by incorporating an engine with a single cylinder, four valves, low friction liquid cooling, and eSP + technology.

The power output of this model is slightly higher than 12 horsepower, and it can reach a maximum speed that is very close to 100 kilometers per hour.

In addition, it boasts an impressive efficiency level, with its fuel claiming a consumption rate of 2.1 liters for every one hundred kilometers traveled and a range of 385 kilometers when the tank is at its maximum capacity.

Just under the seat is a tank that can store a full-face helmet, and the other features that allow you to boast are as follows: Full-LED lighting, smart key, ABS, traction control, and an Idling Stop function that will turn off the engine as soon as it stops for three seconds at traffic lights or hold.

2. Yamaha NMAX – 6,373 units

The future of the Tuning Fork brand rests in this urban sports scooter, which features anti-lock brakes (ABS) as a standard feature, LED lights, and variable valve actuation to provide a power delivery that is both linear and efficient.

Its mechanical structure incorporates a four-stroke, liquid-cooled engine in addition to the drive mentioned earlier, which allows it to generate a maximum power output of 11.2 Nm at 6,000 RPM and a power output of 12.2 HP at 8,000 RPM.

The fact that its powerplant was the first of its kind to feature a four-valve cylinder head with variable valve actuation contributed to the sensation of powerful and linear acceleration that the vehicle delivered.

In addition, it has a fuel injection system that cuts down on fuel consumption; as a result, Yamaha asserts that it can travel more than 45 kilometers on a single liter of fuel.

Last but not least, the positioning of the radiator and fan on the side allows for maximum efficiency in terms of cooling while also freeing up more room on the front.

3. The number of units sold by Kymco Agility City: 5,346

It finishes off the top three of the Kymco brand with this high-wheel scooter that is highly regarded for its dependability and is easily accessible in terms of its price.

Because of its superiority, it topped this ranking in 2015, 2016, 2019, and 2020.

Its many renovations have enabled it to maintain its position as one of the most commercially successful establishments, which is no easy feat.

It features an engine that is accompanied by a cylinder head with two valves and is fitted with long-stroke Synerject electronic injection that is larger than the diameter of the piston to provide improved performance in the low and mid-range areas of the rev range.

It can produce nine horsepower when operating at 7,500 revolutions per minute and the same amount of newton-meters maximum torque at 6,000 revolutions per minute.

Last but not least, there is room under the seat for a helmet, with an opening on the side of the compartment.

4. HONDA SH125I – 5,029 units

With 36,333 units sold, Honda is the best-selling motorcycle brand in Europe, and here it has another scooter representing it. Honda is also the market leader in Japan.

The SH was the primary forerunner of the high wheel, and in its current iteration, it is distinguished by its flat floor and 16-inch wheels.

This is made possible by a tubular steel chassis and a hollow underneath the seat more significant than its forerunner’s.

Its eSP+ engine has four valves, and its piston increases in diameter throughout a long stroke.

This gives it a superior response compared to larger-diameter propellants in the low and medium ranges.

In terms of technology, it comes equipped with an Idle Stop function, and a radiator mounted on the vehicle’s side.

Additionally, it has a grooved cylinder that reduces oil consumption while simultaneously enhancing cooling capabilities. The cylinder can achieve lower friction losses when it is positioned slightly off-center.

5. Piaggio Liberty iget ABS – 4,695 units

The Piaggio Liberty get ABS is the first model from the Italian brand to be sold in this region. It is a three-wheeled high-wheeler.

This model comes equipped with a single-cylinder, four-stroke engine that is air-cooled and features electronic injection.

It generates a maximum horsepower of 10.7 Nm and a power output of 10.72 hp at a rotational speed of 6,000 revolutions per minute.

It is characterized by good acceleration from a standstill and a top speed that slightly exceeds the barrier of one hundred kilometers per hour; because it has a tubular steel monocoque frame and components made of pressed sheet metal, its handling is straightforward.

The user will experience improved handling and riding stability due to the product’s torsional and longitudinal rigidity.

6. Kawasaki Z900 – 2,684 units

The Kawasaki Z900 is the most popular non-scooter motorcycle model on the market because of its versatility, aggressive personality, and outstanding performance.

This nakedness, which has the spirit of a sports car, enables you to experience a never-ending stream of emotions on winding roads and a solid performance in the city.

To accomplish this, it is equipped with various driving modes, such as Sport, Road, Rain, and Rider, to cater to the driver’s individual preferences.

Adjustments to traction control and power delivery can be made in this manner.

7. Honda X-ADV – 1,976 units

The Honda X-ADV is distinguished primarily by its functionality, which can be attributed, in part, to its DCT transmission system.

This system gives the vehicle an operation similar to a scooter by providing automatic gear changes and a recess under the seat.

Outside on the asphalt, the vehicle’s 17-inch front wheel, spoked wheels, mixed tires, and long-travel suspension all present certain guarantees.

Its ergonomic design makes it very comfortable for long journeys, with a hefty load capacity under the seat, a trunk and side cases, and the bag in the center console.

Homologates a consumption of 3.6 liters per 100 kilometers, has a range of 27.8 kilometers per liter of fuel, and can homologate a distance of 366 kilometers with a tank that holds 13.2 liters of gasoline.

8. Honda CB650R – 1,943 units

Compared to the previous generation, this 650-cubic-centimeter naked comes equipped with a four-cylinder inline engine and a wide variety of performance and convenience enhancements.

One of these features is a slightly more forward-leaning handlebar that tilts by three more degrees, resulting in a 35° tilt that improves control in tight turning radii while traveling at low speeds.

A modification to the LED angles and an increase in the front-end size have contributed to an improvement in the readability of the LCD on this device.

Aesthetically, it sports two new side panels that highlight its minimalism, and the same can be said for the rear fender, which is made of steel instead of the plastic that predominated the one that came before it.

9. Yamaha MT-07 – 1,778 units

The Yamaha MT-07 has a look that is both futuristic and aggressive, and thanks to the width of its handlebars, it provides a ride that is both assertive and futuristic.

Its crankshaft has a 270-degree angle, resulting in an irregular pulse and a more linear torque delivery.

It is naked that combines the principle of minimalism with an aesthetic so compelling that no one can remain unmoved by it.

10. BMW R 1250 GS – 1,548 units

This model of maxi-trail offers an impressive 136 horsepower and has been available to consumers for over 40 years.

It is equipped with a boxer engine with two cylinders and a technological repertoire that enables it to provide a high level of performance.

Such as, the company’s ShiftCam technology alters the valve timing and lift control on the intake, resulting in excellent power delivery at revs while maintaining a smooth and quiet operation.

Its Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) provides an excellent level of safety, and the Pro riding mode enables the engine brake to be controlled, which is an advantage in unstable riding conditions.

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