Motorcycle Manufacturers

Manufacturers currently in production

List of companies currently producing and selling motorcycles available to the public, including both street and race/off-road motorcycles. Does not include badge engineered bikes sold under a different name than their producer, nor motorcycle customisers.

Australia

Argentina

Austria

Bangladesh

Belarus

Minsk

Brazil

China

Colombia

Czech Republic

France

Germany

Greece

India

Italy

Japan

South Korea

Daelim
S&T
Hyosung (since 2007 part of S&T)

Malaysia

Modenas

Mexico

Pakistan

Atlas Honda Ltd
Pak Suzuki Motor Company Ltd.
Ravi Piaggio
TREET CORPORATION LIMITED
(united motors.)
(Sitara Auto Impex)SITARA MOTORCYCLE
zymco motorcycle
royal star
metro
eagel
BML
skywing
super power
super star
road star
crown
ghani
uni pak
super star
rohi
Yamaha
TOYO
Kawasaki
Road Prince

Philippines

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Rusi
SUNRISER
HAOJUE
MCX

Portugal

Russia

Slovenia

Tomos

Spain

Taiwan

Kymco
SYM
Yamaha Motor Taiwan(only under 250cc Scooters manufactory)
Ta Young Electronic
AEON Motors

Thailand

Turkey

Kanuni

United Kingdom

United States

Manufacturers no longer in production

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

Australia

Bennett & Barkell — (~1910-~1917)
Waratah — (~1910-~1950)

Austria

Delta-Gnom — (1923–1963)
Laurin & Klement — (1899–1908)
Puch — (1903–1987)

Belgium

FN —
Gillet Herstal —
Minerva (1900–1914)
Saroléa — (1901–1960)

Brazil

Brumana Pugliese — (1970–1982)

Bulgaria

Balkan — (1958–1975)

Canada

Czech Republic

Čechie (Böhmerland) —
CZ—
ESO —
Jawa CZ —
Praga Hostivař —
Premier — (1913–1933)

Denmark

Nimbus — (1920–1957)

Finland

Helkama —
Tunturi —

France

Alcyon — (1904–1957)
Automoto —
Dresch — (1923–1939)
Elf
Gnome et Rhône — (1919–1959)
Midual
Monet-Goyon
Motobécane —
New Map
Nougier —
Radior —
Ratier — (1959–1962)
Scorpa — (1993–2009)
Terrot —
Voxan — (1997-2009)

Germany

Ardie — (1919–1957)
DKW — (1919- )
D-Rad — (1923–1933)
Express — (1933–1958)
Hecker (motorcycle) — (1922–1957)
Hercules — (1904–1966)
Horex — (1923–1960)
Hoffmann (motorcycle) — (1949–1954)
Killinger and Freund Motorcycle
Kreidler — (1951–1982)
Maico —
Mars — (1903–1958)
Megola — (1921–1925)
Münch — (1966–1980)
Neander — (1924–1932)
NSU —(1901–1960)
Opel — (1901–1930)
Orionette — (1921–1925)
Simson — (1948-1963)
Triumph (Nürnberg) — (1903–1957)^[3]
Victoria — (1899–1966)
Wanderer — (1902–1929)
Zündapp —

East Germany

BMW — (1945–1952)
EMW — (1952–)
MZ —(-2009)

Greece

Alta — (1962–1972)
Lefas — (1982–2005)
Maratos — (1920s)
MEBEA — (1960–1975)
Mego — (1962–1992)

India

Ideal Jawa (Yezdi)
Rajdoot

Italy

Japan

Bridgestone —
Fuji
Hodaka —
Marusho — (1948–1967)
Mitsubishi — (1946–1963)
Miyata —
Rikuo —
Tohatsu —

Mexico

Cooper — (1971–1975)

New Zealand

Norway

Tempo

Poland

CWS —
Sokół —

Portugal

CASAL — (1953–2000)
FAMEL — (1950–2002)
EFS — (1911–198?)
Macal — (1921–2004)
SIS —

Russian Empire

Alexander Leutner & Co. — (1899–1918?)

Russia

Cossack —
GMZ — (1941–1949)
KMZ — (1945–1990)
MMZ — (1941, 1946–1951)
NATI — (1931–1933)
PMZ — (1935–1939)
TIZ — (1936–1941)
TMZ — (1941–1943)

Spain

Bultaco — (1958–1983)
Cofersa (1954–1962)
Gimson — (1930–1982)
Lube — (1947- )
MotoTrans— (1957–1983)
Montesa — (1945–1985)
Ossa — (1924–1982)(2010- )
Sanglas — (1942–1981)

United Kingdom

AJS — (1909–2000) (Currently "Badge Engineered" Importers of Chinese Bikes)
AJW — (1928–1977)
Ambassador — (1946–1964)
AMC — (1938–1966)
Ariel — (1902–1970)
Armstrong — (1980–1987)
Beardmore Precision — (1921–1924)
Blackburne — (1913–1921)
Brough — (1908–1926)^[4]
Brough Superior³ — (1919–1940)
BSA — (1905–1973)
Calthorpe —
Clyno — (1908–1923)
Cotton —
Coventry-Eagle —
DOT —
Douglas — (1907–1957)
EMC — (1946–1977)
Excelsior (Coventry) — (1896–1965)
Greeves —
Haden —
Hesketh — (1982–1984)
Francis-Barnett — (1919–1966)
HRD² —
Ivy — (1907–1934)
James —
JAP —
Levis — (1911–1939)
Martinsyde — (1908–1923)
Matchless — (1899- )
Ner-a Car — (1921–1927)
New Hudson —
New Imperial — (1901–1939)
Norman —
Norton (reformed in 2008) — (1902- )^[5]
OK-Supreme — (1882–1940)
OEC — (1901–1954)
Panther —
Quadrant — (1901–1928)
Quasar — (1977–1985)
Raleigh — (1899–1967)
Rickman — (1960–1975)
Royal Enfield — production continues in India
Rudge-Whitworth —
Scott —
Singer —
Sprite —
Stevens — (1934–1938)
Sun — (1911–1961)
Sunbeam —
Triumph Engineering Ltd (reformed in the 1980s and now still made) — (1902- )^[3]
Velocette — (1904–1968)
Villiers —
Vincent HRD — (1928- )^[6]
Vincent —^[6]
Wooler — (1911–1954)
YORK Coventry — (1920–1932)

United States

Ace — (1920–1927)
American IronHorse(?-2008)
Buell Motorcycle Company — (1983–2009)
California Motorcycle Company — (?-1999)
Crocker — (1936–1941)
Curtiss — (1902–1910)
Cushman — (1936–1965)
Excelsior (Chicago) — (1907–1931)
Excelsior-Henderson — (1993 / 1998-2001)
Henderson — (1911–1931)
Hodaka —
Indian
- (original Springfield company) — (1901-1953)
- (Gilroy company) — (1999-2003)
Iver Johnson — (1907–1916)
Mustang — (1945–1963)
Ner-A-Cat — (1921–1927)
Penton — (1968-1978)
Pierce-Arrow — (1909–1913)
Simplex — (1935–1960)
Yankee —

Monday, June 9, 2014