Selling motorcycles in this time of pandemic has not been easy, worldwide, and it appears Indian Motorcycles Malaysia will not have its dealership contract renewed by Naza for 2021. It has been at least three years since Indian Motorcycles released a new model and since then, things have been quiet.
During visits to the Naza showroom in Petaling Jaya, the Indian Motorcycles showroom looked quiet, with only models from previous years, as well as leftover Victory Motorcycles stock, on the floor. Sources in the market as well as inside Naza shared that it was looking to relinquish the dealership for Malaysia, but this could not be confirmed.
If such is the case, it looks like the Indian Motorcycle name will disappear from the Malaysian market, unless an interested party steps up to the plate. Indian Motorcycles Malaysia sells a range of V-twin cruisers, with prices, in 2017, ranging from RM100,000 to RM200,000.
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Proud of these bikes but what a shame to disappear from the market soon.
Anything Naza touches does not do well. Go to their showrooms and see their attitude then you know. Walk for 1 hour also looking at the cars, nobody even layan you. All sit down play whatsapp.
sadly no demand for american motorbike
There is still market for Harleys here.
Awkward seeing riders less than six foot three on Harleys. Just imagine a primate hanging on branches scenario.
who can afford?
I guess not you then?
Outside America, especially in Asia most people would recognize H-D brand, but not many knows the Indian brand. The next thing which is kind of a big letdown for Indian is that they resort to watercooled-engine for the entry-level/lower capacity models which lacks the sound, soul & feel of an American cruiser bikes which is what the enthusiasts are chasing after. Their overall model line up are also quite limited a bit unimaginative & again, lacking a certain soul & badass look which H-D excels all these years. Indian need to look into these features..
Im guessing when most see the name, they think Made in India.
so there will be a mega sale of 50% for all indian motorcycles?
Their 2022 lineup is what the doctor ordered! 2022 Indian Chief Bobber looks great