Off-road accounts for all the growth as motorcycle sales rise 6.7%
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Off-road accounts for all the growth as motorcycle sales rise 6.7%
Motorcycle and off-highway vehicle sales reached 68,304 units in the nine months to September. Off-road added more units than the whole market gained.
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