Motorcycle Manufacturers

CCM are famous for their exquisite motorcycles. The brand has a unique and diverse history of military bikes, world class adventure bikes, and now the hugely desirable, highly customised, and unique handcrafted Spitfire.

The Norton Motorcycle Company is a British brand of motorcycle excellence. Famous for providing unique and exciting the company became famous across the globe. Now a part of TVS Motor Group and the 6th largest motorcycle brand in the world, exciting times are ahead...

Since first appearing 60-years ago in the Six Days Enduro they have been a dominant force – once a sea of blue (the old brand colour) it is now a sea of orange. Only KTM and Husqvarna are still in production from the dozens of original trial & enduro manufacturers...

Triumph has emerged from bankruptcy to become an incredible British success story. It has survived a roller coaster 120 years to become the world's longest continuous production motorcycle manufacturer and the largest in the UK...

Harley loves head… Flathead, Panhead, Knucklehead, Shovelhead, Fathead, Blockhead… You get the gist. And then there’s the Glides… Endlessly customizable (US English) and capable of consuming all of your spare time and money...

The first Suzuki Hayabusa hit 194mph; a good 10-15mph faster than its rival the Honda CBR 1100 Blackbird. Interestingly, the name Hayabusa is Japanese for ‘peregrine falcon’ a bird that preys on blackbirds!

Ducati initially started in 1926 as a family business making parts for radios, based in Bologna, Italy. The famous Borgo Panigale factory was built in 1936 and the Panigale name has since become synonymous with the ‘Red Rockets’ and of course the flagship work-of-art that is the 1299R superbike...

The companies’ founder, life-long petrol head and engineer Soichiro Honda, launched the first proper Honda motorcycle, the D-Type (Dream) 2-stroke 98cc in 1949. The company has consistently been the largest manufacturer of motorcycles since the ‘60s...