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• 2018 Honda PCX150 scooter in Malaysia – RM10,999

  In Bikes, Honda Motorcycles, Local Bike News / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 12 July 2018 6:19 pm / 19 comments

  

  Thoroughly updated and revised is the 2018 Honda PCX150 scooter, priced at RM10,999 without road tax, insurance and registration. First entering the Malaysian market in 2012, the PCX150 has proven popular with urban riders and is now updated with a lighter steel cradle frame.

  Carrying a 149 cc SOHC liquid-cooled engine, the PCX150 claims 14.5 hp at 8,500 rpm and 13.6 Nm of torque at 6,500 rpm. Fuelling is with Honda’s PGM-Fi and power is delivered to the rear wheel via a CVT gearbox, as is the norm for scooters.

  Braking is done with a single hydraulic disc on the 14-inch front wheel and a drum brake on the 14-incher at the back. Suspension is with conventional telescopic forks on the front and dual shock absorbers adjustable for pre-load in the rear.

  

  

  

  Weighing in at 130 kg, the PCX150 has a seat height of 764 mm and a waisted middle profile that makes low speed manoeuvring easier. Lighting is now updated with LED headlight units with integrated DRL and LED tail light.

  A 25-litre storage space is found under the seat and fuel is carried in a 8-litre tank. The seat comes equipped with spring-loaded hinge, keeping it upright for ease of storage.

  

  

  

  Standard equipment is the SMART Key System which features keyless starting, anti-theft alarm and answer-back system which help owners locate their scooter. Inside the cockpit an LCD display contains all necessary information and a 12-volt adaptor for charging electronics.

  Alongside the current model colour option of Pearl Metalloid White, two new colour options are provided for the 2018 Honda PCX150 scooter – Euphoria Red Metallic and Radiate Grey Metallic. Deliveries of the PCX150 to Boon Siew Honda dealers is expected to begin in August.

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

   

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• Millennium Welt appointed as BMW Motorrad representative for East Coast, dealership in Kuantan

  In Bikes, BMW Motorrad, Local Bike News / By Danny Tan / 12 July 2018 5:34 pm / 6 comments

  

  BMW Group Malaysia has appointed Millennium Welt as its representative for the BMW Motorrad brand in Kuantan and the East Coast region. Millennium Welt is no stranger to the group, as it already represents BMW, MINI and BMW Motorrad in Seremban, and has BMW dealerships in Batu Pahat and Kuantan, the latter since 2016.

  “We see great potential for growth in the East Coast for premium motorcycles and Millennium Welt has been a valuable partner for us in delivering the promise for BMW premium experience to our customers in Kuantan. We are confident they are the choice dealership to help us further cement our position in the region, now extending the impeccable premium experience to motorcycle enthusiasts in the East Coast as well,” said Harald Hoelzl, MD and CEO of BMW Group Malaysia.

  “With Millennium Welt Kuantan’s appointment, we look forward to welcoming more riders from the East Coast region to ‘Make Life A Ride’. The East Coast with its great windy roads down the coast is perfect for motorcycle riding but more importantly, the area delivers over 50 motorcycles annually and has the potential to grow steadily year on year,” said Owen Riley, head of BMW Motorrad Malaysia.

  Millennium Welt Kuantan now offers BMW cars and BMW Motorrad motorcycles, as well as MINI service at its 28,000 sq.ft. facility along Jalan Teluk Sisek in the state capital.

   

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• 2018 Moto Guzzi V7 III Carbon soon in Malaysia

  In Bikes, Local Bike News, Moto Guzzi / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 12 July 2018 4:10 pm / 1 comment

  

  As the latest variant in the Moto Guzzi “Classic” range, the 2018 Moto Guzzi V7 III Carbon will soon be released in Malaysia. While Moto Guzzi Malaysia declined to provide any pricing, paultan.org was allowed to have a close first look at the V7 III Carbon, one of 1,921 units produced.

  Covered in a matte satin finish, the limited edition V7 III Carbon gives off a sleek, futuristic look while still retaining the classic Guzzi lines. The front and rear guard are now shortened and are made of carbon-fibre, along with the side covers.

  Off-setting the all-black paintwork are the cylinder head covers painted in matte red, and the Brembo brake calliper in gloss red. The seat on the V7 III Carbon is made from Alcantara leather, with special stitching unique to this edition.

  

  

  

  The V7 III carries an air-cooled transverse V-twin that displaces 744 cc, with power rated at 52 hp at 6,200 rpm and 60 Nm of torque at 4,900 rpm. Carrying a 21-litre fuel tank, the V7 III Stone has a claimed wet weight of 209 kg, rolling on an 18-inch wheel up front and a 17-incher at the back.

  Other models in the 2018 Moto Guzzi V7 III range are the Stone (RM63,113), Special (RM67,830), Racer (RM77,264) and Annversario (RM76,321). The 2018 Moto Guzzi V7 III Carbon is scheduled to be launched July 14.

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  GALLERY: 2018 Moto Guzzi V7 III Carbon

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

   

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• AOS 2018: Malaysia’s biggest custom car and bike show is back at MAEPS, Serdang on July 28 and 29

  In Bikes, Cars, Local Bike News, Local News / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 12 July 2018 1:39 pm / 0 comment

  

  Growing in strength from year to year is the Art of Speed Festival (AOS), now in its seventh edition. Scheduled to be held at the Malaysian Agro Exposition Park in Serdang, Selangor this July 28 and 29, this year’s AOS will see a showcase of custom builders both Malaysian and international.

  Among exhibits are two 1947 Indian Motorcycles, owned by Nao Shima and Yuki Hitomi of Tokyo Indian MC. Also on display will be the 1978 Harley-Davidson Sportster MQQN Digger and 1954 MQQN Bug built by Masashi Tazaki of One Low Japan.

  Highlight of the show this time around is the world preview of the RWB Porsche 911 which has been made into a Hot Wheels 50th Anniversary model. Dmitriy Shakhmatov, Global Hot Wheels Product Design Manager will host the preview as part of of the Hot Wheels Southeast Asia Tour, along with meeting Hot Wheels fans.

  

  

  

  Visitors to the show also stand to win lucky draw prizes of “Papa Jahat”, a custom built 600 cc kapchai and a trip to visit the 27th Annual Yokohama Hot Rod Custom Show. Visitors can purchase Speedlane tickets at RM30 each to access the show floor at 10 a.m. while normal tickets at RM15 allow entry after 11 a.m.

  Onsite will be the the House of Vans skateboard and BMX competition along with an art competition for younger visitors. A vintage denim exhibition which includes vintage denim from 1870 and a collection valued at over RM1,000,000.00 will be on display in the Vintage Hall.

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

   

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• 2018 Givi Rimba Raid jungle race draws ASEAN field

  In Bikes, Local Bike News / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 11 July 2018 4:02 pm / 0 comment

  

  Now in its fifth edition, the 2018 Givi Rimba Raid jungle enduro race saw an ASEAN field of off-road racers, along with competitors coming from as far away as Italy, Scotland and Canada. The 105 rider field took to a jungle course laid out from Kuala Tahan to Kampung Mat Daling, Pahang, covering a distance of approximately 125 km.

  Divided into classes based on motorcycle capacity, power output and engine configuration, riders were divided into category ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’. In class ‘A’, first place went to Malaysian Muhamad Habibullah Mohd Saleh on a KTM, better known to Malaysian off-road riders as “Gabit”, in a time of 02:33:07.

  Second to the finish at the sand bank on Sungai Tembiling was Paris-Dakar 450 class champion Matteo Graziani of Italy riding a Ducati, with a time of 02:41:03 while Mohd Zulkarnain Tahir on a BMW came in third with a time of 02:49:22.

  

  

  

  For class ‘B’, it was a Malaysian one-two-three finish with Muhamad Nazmee Ramli taking first with a time of 02:35:28. Second and third went to Mohamad Shahidan Mohamad Puad and Mohamad Khairul Afif Mohamad Ghazali, respectively, who clocked times of 02:45:47 and 02:48:51.

  Rounding out the Rimba Raid were the class ‘C’ riders – also an all Malaysian finish – with first across the line being Ahmad Iezzam Roslim posting a time of 02:28:42. Meanwhile, Muhamat Hairy Muhamat Omar Zuki was second with a time of 03:19:10 and Rizal Zakaria clocking 03:26:09.

  Read the 2018 Givi Rimba Raid race report after the jump.

   

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• Honda Motorcycles UK provides bike tracking system

  In Bike Parts and Accessories, Bikes, Honda Motorcycles, International Bike News / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 11 July 2018 11:41 am / 7 comments

  

  Purchasers of new Honda motorcycles in UK will receive a free Datatool motorcycle tracking system from Honda Motorcycles UK, reports Motorcycle News. The tracking system, which provides motorcycle location tracking and theft notification, will be available on all Honda motorcycles sold after July.

  Called the TrakKING adventure system, installation is free of charge by Honda but users have to pay a subscription fee of 10 pounds sterling (RM53) per month. The system itself retails for 349 pounds sterling (RM1,865) and also gives users a trip history.

  Owners can check the status and trip history of their motorcycle via a smartphone app. “This ground-breaking safety and security initiative is a long-term Honda commitment to ensuring peace of mind for riders of Honda’s on-road range,” said Neil Fletcher, Head of Motorcycles at Honda UK.

   

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• 2019 BMW Motorrad bike range revised and updated

  In Bikes, BMW Motorrad, International Bike News / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 10 July 2018 5:38 pm / 4 comments

  

  Almost the entire range of two-wheelers in BMW Motorrad’s catalogue has received updates for the upcoming 2019 model year. While most of the revisions are cosmetic and involve new paint schemes, Motorrad’s big ‘K’ line of six-cylinder touring rigs have stepped up a notch in the rider aids stakes.

  First off, except for the C 650 Sport and GT scooters, the G 310 GS (RM28,223) and R, the F 800 GT and R (not listed for Malaysia) and the S 1000 RR and S 1000R, all 2019 BMW motorcycles come with self-cancelling indicators based on road speed. In the previous generation, self-cancelling mode was based on a fixed time or distance.

  As BMW Motorrad’s first foray into the sub-middleweight market, the G 310 R (RM25,392) will come with a Racing Red paint scheme for the new model year. Also offered is the HP Motorsport colour scheme in Pearl White Metallic with “HP” lettering and the previous Strato Blue Metallic colour is now superseded.

  

  

  

  Motorrad’s one-litre four-cylinder ‘S’ bikes, the S 1000 R naked sports (RM87,666) and S 1000 XR sports-touring (RM99,930), now come with new colours in 2019. The S 1000 R is available in Black Storm Metallic and HP Motorsport colours of Light White/Racing Blue Metallic /Racing Red with the Catalano Grey and Light White/Lupine Blue/Racing Red paint options deleted.

  The S 1000 XR will come in Triple Black with a Black Storm Metallic finish and lettering, complemented by black handlebars. The previous paint scheme of Ocean Blue Metallic Matte is no longer available.

  Read the complete list of 2019 BMW Motorrad model updates after the jump.

   

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• 2018 Yamaha Y15ZR GP Edition – RM8,588, with gifts

  In Bikes, Local Bike News, Yamaha / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 10 July 2018 12:20 pm / 20 comments

  

  If you want to indulge your inner Valentino Rossi or Maverick Vinales, Hong Leong Yamaha Malaysia has released the 2018 Yamaha Y15ZR GP Edition, priced at RM8,588, excluding GST, insurance, road tax and registration. Decked out in Movistar Yamaha MotoGP colours, the Y15ZR GP Edition also comes with limited edition items – a scale model of the bike and fitness wristband – available only with the purchase of this specific supercub.

  The Y15ZR produces a claimed 15.1 hp at 8,500 rpm, and torque is rated at 13.8 Nm at 7,000 rpm from its 150 cc four-valve, four-stroke, liquid-cooled single cylinder engine. Fed by EFI, the Y15ZR gets power to the ground with a wet multi-plate clutch five-speed gearbox and chain final drive.

  Braking is done with single discs mounted on five-spoke 17-inch alloy wheels, clamped by single-piston callipers, front and rear. Suspension on the Y15ZR GP Edition uses a conventional telescopic fork in front and preload-adjustable monoshock at the back.

  

  

  

  Weighing in at 115 kg, the Y15ZR carries fuel in a 4.2-litre tank and seat height is set at 780 mm. A large analogue speedometer on the left shows speed and the LCD display on the right contains the odometer and fuel gauge.

  Local competition for the 2018 Yamaha Y15ZR GP Edition includes the Honda RS150R, priced at RM7,998, with the base edition of the Y15ZR priced at RM7,888. The Y15ZR GP Edition will be in authorised Hong Leong Yamaha dealer showrooms from the middle of July, 2018.

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

   

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• 2019 MotoGP season sees Sepang Circuit and Angel Nieto Team partners in Yamaha satellite team

  In Bikes, International Bike News, KTM, Yamaha / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 5 July 2018 5:43 pm / 2 comments

  

  After the departure of Tech3 as a satellite team from the Yamaha stable, Sepang International Circuit (SIC) and Angel Nieto Team will join forces for the 2019 MotoGP season. Angel Nieto is currently running Ducati Desmosedicis for ANRT Aspar with riders Alvaro Bautista and Karel Abraham.

  It has been confirmed the deal between SIC and Angel Nieto will run through to 2021 and function as a satellite team for Yamaha. As part of the partnership, former 80 cc and 125 cc racer Jorge “Aspar” Martinez will be retained as sporting advisor to the new team, which does not have an official name as yet.

  

  

  

  There were also no details as to who the rider line-up might be going forward but there are several options open to the new Yamaha satellite team. One of these is Spaniard Dani Pedrosa, who recently left Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) after 18 seasons.

  French team Tech3 recently switched camps to KTM for the 2019 season, retaining riders Frenchman Johann Zarco and Malaysian Hafizh Syahrin. Hafizh, popularly known as “El Pescao” or “The Fish”, is currently 17th in the MotoGP World Championship standings with 17 points.

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

   

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• 2018 Ethec electric bike promises 400 km range

  In Bikes, International Bike News / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 5 July 2018 11:30 am / 6 comments

  

  One of the drawbacks of electric motorcycles, or e-bikes, is battery range, with most brands getting around 300 km and 120 km being the norm for the lower end of the market. Swiss e-bike maker Ethec is intent on changing the game, Tesla style, with an electric two-wheeler that promises to go 400 km.

  This is achieved with the use of 1,260 Lithium-ion-cells, arranged in the space where a traditional motorcycle engine would sit. Using it’s proprietary Battery Management System (BMS), the Ethec e-bike maximises battery range by manipulating variables such as battery charge and temperature.

  To optimise battery performance, the e-bike uses oil-cooling, supplemented by fans and cooling fins, with continuous monitoring of cell voltage and temperature. The Ethec battery pack is rated at 15 kWh, driving front and rear wheel hub motors rated at a continuous 22 kW with a peak output of 50 kW.

  

  

  

  Regenerative braking is used to recharge the battery pack, fed by the twin electric motors. A sensor on the brake levers measures the amount of brake force, slowing the Ethec down purely by regenerative braking until more braking force is required and the hydraulic brakes are then applied.

  Front suspension on the Ethec is with a girder fork, and conventional twin shock absorbers on the rear swingarm. Inside the cockpit, a 7-inch LCD display shows all the necessary information with rider-bike interface done via the screen.

  The Ethec team is made up of 13 mechanical and one electrical engineering students from ETH Zurich and two industrial design students from the Zurich University of the Arts. The team is lead by project head Dr Josef Mayr, with Marco Job and Dominic Schmid as project and technical leads, respectively.

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

   

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• Lambretta – Italian scooter brand coming to Malaysia?

  In Bikes, Lambretta, Local Bike News / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 5 July 2018 10:14 am / 10 comments

  

  More grist from the rumour mill, this time in the form of famed Italian scooter brand Lambretta. From sources close to the local motorcycle industry, it was related to paultan.org a Malaysian motorcycle distributor is currently in talks with the Milan, Italy based firm to pick up distribution rights.

  However, investigation into the matter indicated discussions are still at a very early stage, and “nothing has been confirmed as yet.” This could mean that matters are, indeed, at an early stage, or could the Malaysia market be seeing a premium scooter brand to rival Vespa coming in sooner than we think?

  Other sources at government level have lent credence to the rumour, saying that such discussions have taken place and it is now a matter of formality. It remains to be seen if there is place in the market for another scooter brand, despite sales of large displacement motorcycles in Malaysia having taken a slight dip across the previous fiscal year.

  

  

  

  The small displacement motorcycle and scooter segment remains buoyant according to industry sources, with 434,850 units of all types sold in 2017. This is an increase of 10% over the previous year’s total of 396,343 units, according to figures published by The Edge Markets.

  Lambretta started producing scooters in 1947, beginning with the A Model, or 125M, which was sold only in Italy in the post-war period. It’s heyday began in the 1950s, with the production of series of 125 cc scooters and three-wheelers for commercial use.

  There are three models in Lambretta’s current catalogue – the V50, the V125 and V200 – with the sub-model variants being the Special and Special Flex. The V125 comes with a 124.7 cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine, while the V200 carries the same mill but displacing 168.9 cc.

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

   

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• JPJ “One Community” bike licence scheme to end

  In Bikes, Cars, Local Bike News, Local News / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 4 July 2018 10:34 pm / 37 comments

  

  An easy to obtain motorcycle licence scheme implemented by the JPJ under the previous government will be terminated, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke. The programme, called “One Community One JPJ” allowed citizens from the lower income group and in rural areas to obtain a B2 motorcycle licence at a cheaper rate, by-passing driving schools.

  Participants would undergo a week’s training at their respective villages and obtain their B2 licence. The programme was meant to curb the high incidence of riders, especially in rural areas and vilages, riding without a valid motorcycle licence.

  “Those who wish to acquire a B2 licence must go through the normal procedure through driving institutions,” said Loke at a press conference after chairing his ministry’s weekly post-cabinet meeting in a The Star report. “This is a programme by the past government. The ministry decided that licences will no longer be given out this way,” he said.

  Speaking out on the issue of illegal driving licences, Loke said action will be taken against firms offering such prohibited schemes on social media. “We discovered some Facebook pages that offer these services. JPJ has lodged police reports against these and will also lodge a report with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC),” said Loke, adding that action will be taken against JPJ officers involved.

   

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• 2018 Honda MSX 125 SF in new colours – RM10,499

  In Bikes, Honda Motorcycles, Local Bike News / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 4 July 2018 3:17 pm / 6 comments

  

  Updated in four new colours is the 2018 Honda MSX 125 SF minibike, also known in some markets as the Grom. Retailing at RM10,499 without GST, down from the previous price of RM11,128, the MSX 125 SF is now clad in Incredible Green, Halloween Orange, Splendid Blue and Gayety Red.

  Power comes from an air-cooled, single-cylinder fed by Honda’s PGM-FI and delivers 9.6hp at 7,000 rpm and 11 Nm of torque at 5,250 rpm. A four-speed gearbox gets power to the ground via chain drive and fuel is carried in a 5.7-litre tank.

  Rolling on 12-inch wheels, the MSX 125 SF uses a 31 mm diameter upside-down fork in front and a pre-load adjustable monoshock at the back. Braking is done with a single hydraulic disc, front and rear.

  Weighing in at 102 kg, the MSX 125 SF comes with LED lighting all-round. Inside the cockpit is an LCD dashboard that shows the rider all the necessary information, including twin tripmeters, fuel gauge and clock.

  Seat height is a very rider friendly 760 mm, making the MSX 125 SF suitable for younger riders and short trips in and around urban areas. Introduced to the Malaysian market in December 2016, the MSX 125 SF’s main competition locally comes from the Kawasaki Z125 Pro at RM9,844 and the Benelli TnT135 at RM7,989.

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

   

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• 2018 KTM 790 Duke in M’sia – 799 cc, 105 hp, RM65k

  In Bikes, Cars, KTM, Local Bike News / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 4 July 2018 12:33 pm / 7 comments

  

  As the complementing model for the KTM 690 Duke, the 2018 KTM 790 Duke, also known as “The Scalpel” was shown to Malaysian media in a special preview at the KTM showroom in Kota Damansara, Selangor. Priced at RM64,800, excluding GST, road tax, insurance and registration, the 790 Duke carries an all-new engine and up-to-date riding technology.

  The new engine is a DOHC eight-valve parallel-twin, displacing 799 cc and producing a claimed 105 hp at 9,000 rpm and 87 Nm of torque at 8,000 rpm. Fuelling is via a DKK Dell’Orto 42 mm diameter throttle body and power gets to the ground via a six-speed gearbox.

  Power is modulated via KTM’s Power Assist Slipper Clutch, and the up-and-down quickshifter is built into the gearbox shifter shaft. The Scalpel’s instrument display is TFT-LCD with a full suite of rider aids.

  

  

  

  Riding electronics includes traction control, slip regulation and cornering ABS, which KTM calls Motorcycle Stability Control. Dual-channel ABS is standard with Supermoto mode allowing for the rear wheel to be locked with the front wheel still under control.

  Available to the rider are Rain, Street and Sport riding modes with anti-wheelie control, and an extra Race mode. Switching to Race mode gives quicker throttle response, nine-level traction control and anti-wheelie mode at the rider’s discretion.

  Front brakes are KTM’s own brand, made in Spain by J.Juan, 300 mm diameter discs clamped by radial-mount four-piston callipers, activated by a radial mater cylinder. Rear brake is a single 240 mm with fixed two-piston calliper.

  

  WP Suspension provides the 43 mm diameter upside-down non-adjustable forks, with the right fork for rebound and left fork for compression. Fork travel is 140 mm, with non-adjustable steering damper located behind lower triple clamp.

  The rear monoshock is gas-assisted, from WP Suspension, and only adjustable for pre-load. Wet weight is a claimed 174 kg and fuel is carried in a 14-litre steel tank.

  

  Seat is set at 825 mm as standard with a 805 mm tall low seat and 780 mm chassis lowering kit as options from KTM Powerparts. The gear shift is race pattern swappable without extra parts.

  The 790 Duke comes with 760 mm wide three-position handlebars mated to four-position adjustable handlebar clamps. The 2018 KTM 790 Duke is meant to slot in above and be sold alongside the single-cylinder 690 Duke and is available from authorised KTM Malaysia dealers immediately.

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

   

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• Aprilia under new Malaysian distributor by Oct 2018?

  In Aprilia, Bikes, Local Bike News / By Mohan K Ramanujam / 3 July 2018 2:24 pm / 1 comment

  

  Malaysian fans of famed Italian brand Aprilia might appreciate this little rumour, in that the new distributor will be picking up the reins as early as this October. Previous industry whispers had the brand going into new premises next year, leaving behind previous distributor Naza Premira.

  Naza Premira most recently launched the RSV4 RF and Tuono 1100 in October of 2017. Meanwhile, the Shiver 750, which is still found in the Aprilia Malaysia showroom, has been replaced by the Shiver 900, launched in other markets last year. From what we know, the new Aprilia showroom will be throwing open its doors in the later part of the year, possibly this October with two model ranges initially on display.

  

  

  

  These are the RSV4 range of superbikes, which comprises of the RSV4 RF and RSV4 RR, as well as the Tuono V4 1100 Factory and Tuono V4 1100 RR naked sports. While this information is unconfirmed at the moment, we have it on good knowledge that the local motorcycle market scene is undergoing a major shake up.

  So, who’s next in the game of Malaysian motorcycle market musical chairs? Which brand might be changing seats for the coming year? Leave a comment with your thoughts and opinions, below.

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  

  

  

  
  

   

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