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== Argentina ==
==A==
=== Argentina ===
*[[Motomel]]
*[[Motomel]]
*[[Zanella]]
*[[Zanella]]


== Australia ==
=== Australia ===
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*[[Braaap]]
*[[Hunter Motorcycles]]
*[[Hunter Motorcycles]]
*[[Thumpstar]]
*[[Thumpstar]]


== Austria ==
=== Austria ===
*[[Husqvarna Motorcycles|Husqvarna]]
*[[Husqvarna Motorcycles|Husqvarna]]
*[[KTM]]
*[[KTM]]
⚫
*[[Puch]]


== Bangladesh ==
==B==
=== Bangladesh ===
*[[Akij Group|Akij Motors]]
*[[Akij Group|Akij Motors]]
*[[Jamuna Group|Jamuna Automobiles]]
*[[Jamuna Electronics & Automobiles]]
*[[Nitol Niloy Group]]
*[[Nitol Niloy Group|Niloy-Hero Motors]] — ''(joint venture between [[Niloy Group]] and [[Hero MotoCorp]] of India)''
*[[Runner Automobiles]]
*[[Runner Automobiles]]
*[[Walton Motors]]
*[[Walton Motors]]


== Belarus ==
=== Belarus ===
*[[Minsk (motorcycle)|MMZ]]
*[[Minsk (motorcycle)|MMZ]]


== Brazil ==
=== Brazil ===
*[[Dafra Motos]]
*[[Dafra Motos]]
*[[Voltz (motorcycles)|Voltz]]


== Canada ==
==C==
=== Canada ===
*[[Bombardier Recreational Products|Bombardier/Can-Am]] - ''(trikes)''
*[[Bombardier Recreational Products|Bombardier/Can-Am]] - ''(trikes)''


== China ==
=== China ===
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*[[CFMoto]]
*[[Chang Jiang (motorcycle)|Chang Jiang]]
*[[Chang Jiang (motorcycle)|Chang Jiang]]
*[[Dayun Group|Dayun]]
*[[Dayun Group|Dayun]]
*[[Evoke Motorcycles]]
*[[Evoke Motorcycles]]
*[[Jincheng Suzuki]]
*[[Gaokin]]
*[[Jincheng Group]]
*[[Keeway]]
*[[Keeway]]
*[[Lifan Group|Lifan]]
*[[Lifan Group|Lifan]]
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*[[Qianjiang Motorcycle|Qianjiang]]
*[[Qianjiang Motorcycle|Qianjiang]]
*[[Qingqi]]
*[[Qingqi]]
*[[Segway Inc.]]
*[[Sur-Ron]]
*[[Yinxiang Motorcycle]]
*[[Yinxiang Motorcycle]]
*[[Znen]]
*[[Znen]]
*[[Zongshen]]
*[[Zongshen]]


== Colombia ==
=== Colombia ===
*[[AKT motos|AKT]]
*[[AKT motos|AKT]]
*[[Auteco]]
*[[Auteco]]


== Czech Republic ==
=== Czech Republic ===
*[[Čezeta]]
*[[Čezeta]]
*[[Jawa Moto]]
*[[Jawa Moto]]


== France ==
==F==
=== France ===
*[[Midual]]
*[[Midual]]
*[[Motobecane]]
*[[Peugeot Motocycles|Peugeot Scooters]]
*[[Peugeot Motocycles|Peugeot Scooters]]
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*[[Scorpa]]
*[[Sherco (motorcycles)|Sherco]]
*[[Sherco (motorcycles)|Sherco]]
*[[Solex Carburetor|Solex]]
*[[Solex Carburetor|Solex]]
*[[Voxan]]
*[[Voxan]]


== Germany ==
==G==
=== Germany ===
*[[BMW Motorrad]]
*[[BMW Motorrad]]
*[[DKW]]
*[[DKW]]
*[[Horex]]
*[[Hercules]]
*[[Hercules (motorcycle)|Hercules]]
*[[Kreidler]]
*[[Maico]]
*[[Maico]]
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*[[Megola]]
*[[MZ Motorrad- und Zweiradwerk]]
*[[MZ Motorrad- und Zweiradwerk]]
*[[NSU Motorenwerke|NSU]]
*[[Sachs Motorcycles]]
*[[Sachs Motorcycles]]
*[[Simson (company)|Simson]]
*[[Zündapp]]
*[[Zündapp]]


== India ==
==I==
=== India ===
'''Bold''' refers as premium Bikes.
*[[Ather Energy]]
*[[Ather Energy]]
*[[Bajaj Auto]]
*[[Bajaj Auto]]
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*[[Hero MotoCorp]]
**'''[[KTM]]'''
**'''[[Husqvarna motorcycle|Husqvarna]]'''
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*[[Hero MotoCorp|Hero Motocorp]]
*[[Mahindra Two Wheelers]]
*[[Mahindra Two Wheelers]]
**'''[[BSA motorcycles]]'''
*[[BSA Company]]
**'''[[Ideal Jawa|Yezdi]]'''
*[[Jawa Moto]]
**'''[[Jawa Moto]]'''
*[[Yezdi]]
**'''[[Peugeot Motorcycle]]'''**
*[[Ola Electric]]
*[[Ola Electric]]
*'''[[Royal Enfield (India)|Royal Enfield]]'''
*[[Royal Enfield (India)|Royal Enfield]]
*[[TVS Motor Company|TVS Motors]]
*[[TVS Motor Company|TVS Motor]]
**'''[[Norton motorcycle|Norton]]'''
*[[Ultraviolette Automotive]]
*[[Ultraviolette Automotive]]
*[[Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India|Honda motorcycle and scooter india]]

=== Indonesia ===
*[[Astra International]]
*[[Viar Motor Indonesia]]


== Italy ==
=== Italy ===
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*[[Adiva]]
*[[Aprilia]]
*[[Aprilia]]
*[[Askoll]]
*[[Askoll]]
*[[Beta (motorcycle manufacturer)|Beta Motor]]
*[[Beta (motorcycle manufacturer)|Beta Motor]]
*[[Benelli (motorcycles)|Benelli]] — ''(now owned by [[Qianjiang Motorcycle|Qianjiang]] of China)''
*[[Benelli (motorcycles)|Benelli]]
*[[Bimota]]
*[[Bimota]]
*[[Cagiva]] — ''(inactive under MV Agusta)''
*[[Ducati]]
*[[Ducati]]
*[[Energica Motor Company|Energica]]
*[[Energica Motor Company|Energica]]
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*[[Ghezzi & Brian]]
*[[Ghezzi & Brian]]
*[[Gilera]]
*[[Gilera]]
*[[Guazzoni]]
*[[Innocenti]]
*[[Innocenti]]
*[[Italjet]]
*[[Italjet]]
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*[[Mondial (motorcycle manufacturer)|FB Mondial]]
*[[Mondial (motorcycle manufacturer)|FB Mondial]]
*[[Moto Guzzi]]
*[[Moto Guzzi]]
*[[Moto Morini]] - ''(now owned by [[Znen]] Group of China)''
*[[Moto Morini]]
*[[MV Agusta]]
*[[MV Agusta]]
*[[Paton (motorcycles)|Paton]]
*[[Paton (motorcycles)|Paton]]
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== Japan ==
==J==
=== Japan ===
*[[Honda]]
*[[Honda]]
*[[Kawasaki Heavy Industries Motorcycle & Engine|Kawasaki]]
*[[Kawasaki Heavy Industries Motorcycle & Engine|Kawasaki]]
*[[Meguro motorcycles|Meguro]]
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*[[Moriwaki]] — ''(merged with [[Honda]])''
*[[Suzuki]]
*[[Suzuki]]
*[[Yamaha Motor Corporation|Yamaha]]
*[[Yamaha Motor Corporation|Yamaha]]
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*[[Moriwaki]] — ''(merged with [[Honda]])''


== South Korea ==
==K==
=== South Korea ===
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*[[DNA Motors]]
*[[Daelim Motor Company|Daelim]]
*[[Hyosung Motors & Machinery Inc.|Hyosung]]
*[[KR Motors]]
*[[S&T Motors|KR Motors]]


== Malaysia ==
==M==
=== Malaysia ===
*[[Modenas]]
*[[Modenas]]
*[[Naza]]
*[[Naza]]
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*[[SYM Motors]]


== Mexico ==
=== Mexico ===
*[[Italika]]
*[[Italika]]


== Pakistan ==
==P==
=== Pakistan ===
*[[DYL Motorcycles]]
*[[DYL Motorcycles]] — ''(joint venture between [[Dawood Hercules Corporation|Dawood Hercules]] and [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha Motor]] of Japan)''
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*[[United Auto Industries]]
*[[Ravi Motorcycles]] — ''(also partner with [[Piaggio Group]] of Italy)''
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*[[United Auto Industries|United Motorcycles]]


== Poland ==
=== Poland ===
*[[Almot Junak|Junak]]
*[[Almot Junak|Junak]]
*[[SFM Junak]]
*[[SFM Junak]]
*[[Zipp]]
*[[Zipp]]


== Portugal ==
=== Portugal ===
* [[AJP Motos|AJP]]
* [[AJP Motos|AJP]]
* [[Casal]]
* [[Casal]]


== Russia ==
== R ==
=== Russia ===
*[[IMZ-Ural]]
*[[IMZ-Ural]]
*[[IZh]]
*[[IZh]]
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*[[Degtyarev plant|ZiD]] as the [[Voskhod motorcycle|Voskhod]]
*[[Degtyarev plant|ZiD]] as the [[Voskhod motorcycle|Voskhod]]


== Slovenia ==
== S ==
===Switzerland===
*[[Peraves]]
*[[Qooder]]

=== Slovenia ===
*[[Tomos]]
*[[Tomos]]


== Spain ==
=== Spain ===
*[[Bultaco]]
*[[Bultaco]]
*[[Derbi]]
*[[Derbi]]
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*[[Sanglas (motorcycles)|Sanglas]]
*[[Sanglas (motorcycles)|Sanglas]]


== Taiwan ==
=== Sweden ===
* [[Cake (electric motorcycles)|Cake]]
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*[[Husqvarna Motorcycles|Husqvarna]] — ''(Transfer to [[KTM]] Austria)''

==T==
=== Taiwan ===
* [[Aeon Motor]]
* [[Aeon Motor]]
* [[Gogoro]]
* [[Gogoro]]
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* [[Taiwan Golden Bee]]
* [[Taiwan Golden Bee]]


== Thailand ==
=== Thailand ===
*[[Charoen_Pokphand#Dayang_Motors|Dayang Motors]] — ''(joint venture between [[Charoen Pokphand]] & [[Dayun Group]] of China)''
*[[Charoen_Pokphand#Dayang_Motors|Dayang Motors]]


== Turkey ==
=== Turkey ===
* [[Ugur Group Companies|Mondial (Ugur Motor Vehicles)]]
* [[Ugur Group Companies|Mondial (Ugur Motor Vehicles)]]


== Ukraine ==
==U==
=== Ukraine ===
*[[Dnipro (motorcycle)|KMZ]]
*[[Dnipro (motorcycle)|KMZ]]


== United Kingdom ==
=== United Kingdom ===
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*[[Ariel Motor Company]]
*[[Ariel Motor Company]]
*[[Brough Superior]]
*[[Cheney Racing]]
*[[Cheney Racing]]
*[[Clews Competition Motorcycles]]
*[[Clews Competition Motorcycles]]
*[[Hesketh Motorcycles|Hesketh]]
*[[Hesketh Motorcycles]]
*[[HRD Motorcycles]]
*[[Métisse Motorcycles|Métisse]]
*[[Métisse Motorcycles|Métisse]]
*[[Norton Motorcycle Company|Norton]]
*[[Norton Motorcycle Company|Norton]]
*[[Scomadi]]
*[[Scomadi]]
*[[Triumph Motorcycles Ltd|Triumph]]
*[[Triumph Motorcycles Ltd|Triumph]]<ref name="Triumph">The Triumph brand has had two distinct eras, one as Triumph Engineering Company, then under BSA at [[Meriden, West Midlands|Meriden]], and the recent one as Triumph Motorcycles at [[Hinckley]], with ten years between the two.</ref>
*[[Vincent Motorcycles]]
*[[Wasp Motorcycles]]
*[[Wasp Motorcycles]]
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== United States ==
=== United States ===
'''Bold''' refers as Premium Bike <br>
''Italic'' refers as EV Bike
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*[[Alligator (motorcycle)|Alligator]]
*[[Alligator (motorcycle)|Alligator]]
*[[Arch Motorcycle]]
*[[ARCH Motorcycle]]
*[[Boss Hoss Cycles|Boss Hoss]]
*[[Boss Hoss Cycles|Boss Hoss]]
*''[[Brammo]]''
*[[Brammo]]
*[[Cleveland CycleWerks]]
*[[Cleveland CycleWerks]]
*'''[[Confederate Motorcycles|Confederate/Curtiss Motorcycles]]'''
*[[Confederate Motorcycles|Confederate/Curtiss Motorcycles]]
*[[Erik Buell Racing]]
*[[Erik Buell Racing]]
*'''[[Harley-Davidson]]'''
*[[Harley-Davidson]]
*'''[[Indian Motocycle Manufacturing Company|Indian Motorcycle]]'''
*[[Indian Motocycle Manufacturing Company|Indian Motorcycle]]
*[[Janus Motorcycles]]
*[[Janus Motorcycles]]
*''[[Lightning Motorcycle]]''
*[[Lightning Motorcycle]]
*[[Marine Turbine Tech|MTT]]
*[[Marine Turbine Tech|MTT]]
*[[Rokon motorcycle|Rokon]]
*[[Rokon motorcycle|Rokon]]
*[[US Highland]]
*[[US Highland]]
*''[[Z Electric Vehicle]]''
*[[Z Electric Vehicle]]
*''[[Zero Motorcycles]]''
*[[Zero Motorcycles]]
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== Vietnam ==
==V==
=== Vietnam ===

* [[VinFast]]
* [[VinFast]]


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*[[Česká zbrojovka Strakonice|CZ]] (1935–1997)
*[[Česká zbrojovka Strakonice|CZ]] (1935–1997)
*[[ESO (motorcycles)|ESO]] (1949–1962)
*[[ESO (motorcycles)|ESO]] (1949–1962)
*[[Jawa Motors|Jawa CZ]]
*[[Praga Hostivař]] (1929–1933)
*[[Praga Hostivař]] (1929–1933)
*[[Premier (motorcycles)|Premier]] (1913–1933)
*[[Premier (motorcycles)|Premier]] (1913–1933)
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*[[Ardie]] (1919–1957)
*[[Ardie]] (1919–1957)
*[[D-Rad]] (1923–1933)
*[[D-Rad]] (1923–1933)
*[[DKW]] (1916–66)
*[[DKW]] (1916–1966)
*[[Express Werke AG|Express]] (1933–1958)
*[[Express Werke AG|Express]] (1933–1958)
*[[Hansen & Schneider (motorcycle)|Hansen & Schneider]] (1975-1982)
*[[Hansen & Schneider (motorcycle)|Hansen & Schneider]] (1975-1982)
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*[[Hoffmann (motorcycle)|Hoffman]] (1949–1954)
*[[Hoffmann (motorcycle)|Hoffman]] (1949–1954)
*[[Horex]] (1923–1960)
*[[Horex]] (1923–1960)
*[[Killinger and Freund Motorcycle]] (1935)
*[[Killinger and Freund Motorcycle]] (1935–)
*[[Kreidler]] (1951–1982)
*[[Kreidler]] (1951–1982)
*[[Maico]] (1926–1986)
*[[Maico]] (1926–1986)
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*[[Orionette]] (1921–1925)
*[[Orionette]] (1921–1925)
*[[Simson (company)|Simson]] (1948–1963)
*[[Simson (company)|Simson]] (1948–1963)
*[[Triumph (TWN)|TWN (Triumph Nürnberg)]] (1903–1957)<ref name="Triumph"/>
*[[Triumph (TWN)|TWN (Triumph Nürnberg)]] (1903–1957)<ref name="Triumph">The Triumph brand has had two distinct eras, one as Triumph Engineering Company, then under BSA at [[Meriden, West Midlands|Meriden]], and the recent one as Triumph Motorcycles at [[Hinckley]], with ten years between the two.</ref>
*[[Victoria (motorcycle)|Victoria]] (1899–1966)
*[[Victoria (motorcycle)|Victoria]] (1899–1966)
*[[Wanderer (car)|Wanderer]] (1902–1929)
*[[Wanderer (car)|Wanderer]] (1902–1929)
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*[[History of BMW motorcycles|BMW]] (1945–1952)
*[[History of BMW motorcycles|BMW]] (1945–1952)
*[[EMW motorcycle|EMW]] (1952–)
*[[EMW motorcycle|EMW]] (1952–)
*[[MZ Motorrad- und Zweiradwerk|MZ]] (−2009)
*[[MZ Motorrad- und Zweiradwerk|MZ]] (1906−2009)


===Greece===
===Greece===
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*[[Ideal Jawa]] (1960–1996)
*[[Ideal Jawa]] (1960–1996)
*[[Kinetic Engineering]] ([[Kinetic Luna|Luna]]/[[Kinetic Honda|Honda NH]] scooters)
*[[Kinetic Engineering]] ([[Kinetic Luna|Luna]]/[[Kinetic Honda|Honda NH]] scooters)
*[[Lambretta]] licensed manufacturers
*[[Lohia Machinery|LML]] (Vespa scooters)
*[[Lohia Machinery|LML]] (Vespa scooters)
*[[Mopeds India Limited]] (Suvega-[[Motobecane]] mopeds)
*[[Mopeds India Limited]] (Suvega-[[Motobecane]] mopeds)
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*[[Atala (company)|Atala]]
*[[Atala (company)|Atala]]
*[[Autozodiaco#Motorbikes|Autozodiaco]]
*[[Autozodiaco#Motorbikes|Autozodiaco]]
*[[Benelli (motorcycles)|Benelli]] (Sold to [[Qianjiang Motorcycle]] (China))
*[[Bianchi (motorcycles)|Bianchi]] (1897–1967)
*[[Bianchi (motorcycles)|Bianchi]] (1897–1967)
*[[Caproni]]
*[[Caproni]]
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*[[Aktiv]] (1927–1937)
*[[Aktiv]] (1927–1937)
*[[Husaberg]] (1988–2014)
*[[Husaberg]] (1988–2014)
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*[[Husqvarna Motorcycles|Husqvarna]] (Transfer to KTM Austria)
*[[Monark]]
*[[Monark]]
*[[Nordstjernan]]
*[[Nordstjernan]]
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===United Kingdom===
===United Kingdom===
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*[[Ackland Motorcycles Co]] (1895-1936)
*[[Ackland Motorcycles Co]] (1895–1936)
*[[Acme Motor Co]] (1902-1922)
*[[Acme Motor Co]] (1902–1922)
*[[AJS]]
*[[AJS]]
*[[AJW Motorcycles|AJW]] (1928–1977)
*[[AJW Motorcycles|AJW]] (1928–1977)
*[[Allen Norton (motorcycle)|Allen Norton]] (1990-1994)
*[[Allen Norton (motorcycle)|Allen Norton]] (1990–1994)
*[[Ambassador Motorcycles|Ambassador]] (1946–1964)
*[[Ambassador Motorcycles|Ambassador]] (1946–1964)
*[[Associated Motor Cycles|AMC]] (1938–1966)
*[[Associated Motor Cycles|AMC]] (1938–1966)
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*[[Ivy (motorcycles)|Ivy]] (1907–1934)
*[[Ivy (motorcycles)|Ivy]] (1907–1934)
*[[James Cycle Co|James]] (1987–1966)
*[[James Cycle Co|James]] (1987–1966)
*[[JA Prestwich Industries|JAP]] (1902–1964)
*[[J. A. Prestwich Industries|JAP]] (1902–1964)
*[[Levis (motorcycle)|Levis]] (1911–1939)
*[[Levis (motorcycle)|Levis]] (1911–1939)
*[[Martinsyde]] (1908–1923)
*[[Martinsyde]] (1908–1923)
*[[Matchless]] (1899–1966)
*[[Matchless]] (1899–1966)
*[[Megelli Motorcycles|Megelli]] (2004-2014)
*[[Megelli Motorcycles|Megelli]] (2004–2014)
*[[Ner-a Car]] (1921–1926)
*[[Ner-a Car]] (1921–1926)
*[[New Hudson (motorcycles)|New Hudson]]
*[[New Hudson (motorcycles)|New Hudson]]
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*[[Rudge-Whitworth|Rudge]] (1909–1939)
*[[Rudge-Whitworth|Rudge]] (1909–1939)
*[[The Scott Motorcycle Company|Scott]] (1909–1978)
*[[The Scott Motorcycle Company|Scott]] (1909–1978)
*[[Silk Engineering LTD Derby UK|Silk]] (1975–1982)
*[[Singer (car)|Singer]]
*[[Singer (car)|Singer]]
*[[Sprite (motorcycle)|Sprite]]
*[[Sprite (motorcycle)|Sprite]]
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*[[TIZ (motorcycle)|TIZ]] (1936–1941)
*[[TIZ (motorcycle)|TIZ]] (1936–1941)
*[[TMZ (motorcycle)|TMZ]] (1941–1943)
*[[TMZ (motorcycle)|TMZ]] (1941–1943)
=== Vietnam ===
* [[Vinaxuki]]
* [[Vinfast]]
* [[Dat Bike]]


==See also==
==See also==

Latest revision as of 11:21, 7 January 2025

The following is a list of motorcycle manufacturers worldwide, sorted by extant/extinct status and by country. These are producers whose motorcycles are available to the public, including both street legal as well as racetrack-only or off-road-only motorcycles. The list of current manufacturers does not include badge engineered bikes or motorcycle customisers, but the list of defunct manufactures may include some of these if they are well remembered for their historical significance.

This article contains dynamic lists that may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

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This is a list of companies that formerly produced and sold motorcycles available to the public, including both street and race/off-road motorcycles. It also includes some former motorcycle producers of noted historical significance but which would today be classified as badge engineered or customisers. It includes both companies that are defunct, those that still exist but no longer make motorcycles, and some that were acquired by other companies.

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  • Moto-Skeeter (mini-bikes, 1971–1972)

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  • EMW (1952–)
  • MZ (1906−2009)

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References

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  1. ^ "Agrale Historia". MOTO.com.br. Retrieved 2017-03-03.
  2. ^ a b The Triumph brand has had two distinct eras, one as Triumph Engineering Company, then under BSA at Meriden, and the recent one as Triumph Motorcycles at Hinckley, with ten years between the two.
  3. ^ Pronounced "Bruff".
  4. ^ "Norton website". The Norton company closed in the UK in 1976. The company reopened in 1995 in Portland, Oregon, United States, manufacturing replacement parts and eventually new Norton models. The venture eventually required capital and was bought by Stuart Garner who intends to return production to the United Kingdom.
  5. ^ a b "Vincent Motors". In 1928, Phil Vincent bought HRD and changed the name to Vincent HRD. In 1949, it was renamed Vincent. Production of Vincent stopped in 1955. In 1994, Bernard Li acquired the rights to the Vincent trademark, and in 1996 formed Vincent Motors, USA, which made five prototype motorcycles in 2002. The engine used in these motorcycles has since gone out of production and Li has since died. It is therefore not likely that series production will begin.
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