Off-road Motorcycles 2018 Global Market Expected to Grow at CAGR Close to 8 % and Forecast to 2022

Mar 12, 2018

WiseGuyRerports.com Presents “Global Off-road Motorcycles Market 2018-2022” New Document to its Studies Database. The Report Contain 117 Pages With Detailed Analysis..

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This industry research report presents a comprehensive analysis of the off-road motorcycles market by application type based on recreational and defense. The report also provides an analysis of the market based on geographic regions such as the Americas, APAC, and EMEA.

Technavio’s market research analysts have identified the growing popularity of adventure sports as one of the primary factors that will trigger the growth of the off-road motorcycles market in the coming years. The increasing sales volumes of motorcycles across different segments every year has helped the growth of the motorcycle industry across the world. Adventure motorcycles were considered niche market a few years back, but the changing consumer's preferences are changing the trend. The off-road motorcycles fall under the adventure segment and the sales volume of these motorcycles are increasing owing to the growing demand for adventure sports. The motorcycle manufacturers are constantly focusing on this new trend and have increased their offerings witnessing the market potential. Our market research analysts estimate that this market will grow steadily at a CAGR close to 8% by 2022.

The emergence of dual-sport motorcycles is one of the key trends in the off-road motorcycles market. New models across segments are being launched in the motorcycle industry owing to the increasing competition. The dual-sport motorcycle segments are gaining traction among motorcycle enthusiasts due to their broad capabilities and potential which make them best sports motorcycle while riding through street or for off-roading. These motorcycles are consisting of displacement multi-cylinder engine which helps in enhancing the performance on both on-road and off-road conditions.

Companies covered

The off-road motorcycles market is fragmented due to the presence of several players. This industry research report provides an in-depth analysis of the competitive environment in the off road bike market among the leading vendors. Moreover, our analysts also provide key areas that the vendors should focus to sustain the competitive environment and gain maximum market share.

The report includes an analysis of a number of companies in this marketspace including -

BMW
Honda Motor
Kawasaki Heavy Industries
KTM
Suzuki Motor
Yamaha Motor
 

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Segmentation by application type and analysis of the off-road motorcycles market

Recreational
Defense
The recreational segment accounted for the major share of the off road bike market during 2017. During the forecast period, this segment will continue to grow steadily. This segment is witnessing a high growth due to the increased sales volume of off-road motorcycles for recreational and personal off-roading purposes.

Geographical segmentation and analysis of the off-road motorcycles market

Americas
APAC
EMEA
The Americas accounted for the maximum shares of the off road bike market during 2017. Our analysts have predicted that the Americas will witness steady growth in the next five years. The growth of this region can be attributed to the fact that off-road motorcycles, like dirt bikes, adventure bikes, and dual-sport motorcycles are gaining traction among the consumers.

Key questions answered in the report include

What will the market size and the growth rate be in 2022?
What are the key factors driving the global off-road motorcycles market?
What are the key market trends impacting the growth of the global off-road motorcycles market?
What are the challenges to market growth?
Who are the key vendors in the global off-road motorcycles market?
What are the market opportunities and threats faced by the vendors in the global off-road motorcycles market?
Trending factors influencing the market shares of the Americas, APAC, and EMEA.
What are the key outcomes of the five forces analysis of the global off-road motorcycles market?

Table Of Contents:                                                                                                                          

PART 01: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 
PART 02: SCOPE OF THE REPORT 
PART 03: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 
PART 04: INTRODUCTION 
• Market outline 
PART 05: MARKET LANDSCAPE 
• Market ecosystem 
• Market characteristics 
• Market segmentation analysis 
PART 06: MARKET SIZING 
• Market definition 
• Market sizing 2017 
• Market size and forecast 2017-2022 
PART 07: FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS 
• Bargaining power of buyers 
• Bargaining power of suppliers 
• Threat of new entrants 
• Threat of substitutes 
• Threat of rivalry 
• Market condition 
PART 08: MARKET SEGMENTATION BY APPLICATION TYPE 
• Segmentation by application 
• Comparison by application 
• Recreational – Market size and forecast 2017-2022 
• Defense – Market size and forecast 2017-2022 
• Market opportunity by application 
PART 09: CUSTOMER LANDSCAPE 
PART 10: REGIONAL LANDSCAPE 
• Geographical segmentation 
• Regional comparison 
• Americas – Market size and forecast 2017-2022 
• EMEA – Market size and forecast 2017-2022 
• APAC – Market size and forecast 2017-2022 
• Market opportunity 
PART 11: DECISION FRAMEWORK 
PART 12: DRIVERS AND CHALLENGES 
• Market drivers 
• Market challenges 
PART 13: MARKET TRENDS 
• Emergence of dual-sport motorcycles 
• Emergence of compact/smaller adventure motorcycles 
• Growing integration of advanced technologies in off-road/dirt/adventure segment 
PART 14: VENDOR LANDSCAPE 
• Overview 
• Landscape disruption 
PART 15: VENDOR ANALYSIS 
• Vendors covered 
• Vendor classification 
• Market positioning of vendors 
• Honda Motor 
• Yamaha Motor 
• KTM 
• Suzuki Motor 
• Kawasaki Heavy Industries 
• BMW 

 Continued…….

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