All the new motorcycle deals from Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha, and Suzuki
Here’s your rundown of the biggest new motorcycle deals this autumn from the biggest motorcycle makers on the planet
THE motorcycle season seemingly drawing to a close, without actually feeling like it started properly, the big four motorcycle manufacturers are rolling out some big new motorcycle deals on bikes this autumn.
To help you to figure out where your hard-earned cash is best spent, we’ve compiled this comprehensive list of the best new motorcycle deals from the motorcycle brands all in one place!
Honda autumn 2020 deals and 2021 model updates
The big news from Honda is that you could bag yourself a brand new CRF1100L Africa Twin this autumn for as little as £27.67 per month!
To qualify for the deal, you’d have to place a fairly hefty deposit or trade-in, £5,524.50, although Honda will also chuck in a £1000 deposit contribution. After that, you’ll pay 11 monthly payments of £27.67 and a final payment of £6,524.50. That example is based on the base model Africa Twin, although the same idea applies further up the range. Even the top-spec Africa Twin Adventure Sports ES DCT Plus model would be £42.73 per month.
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Honda has also added the stunning tricolour paint scheme to the smaller of the Africa Twin models. The paint job was previously reserved for the larger Adventure Sports version, although now riders of the standard bike can also get that HRC look.
Kawasaki autumn 2020 deals and 2021 model updates
Aside from teasing us with a clutch of new and updated models for 2021, Kawasaki has launched a raft of new bike deals on everything from the CBT friendly Ninja 125, right the way up to the ZX-10R Ninja.
Customers can either K.Options 0% APR HP finance over three years, or 3.9% APR PCP finance agreement over three years on the Kawasaki Z900RS Café or W800. There is as £750 PCP deposit contribution on the Ninja ZX-10R, ZX-10R SE and ZX-10RR when purchased on a K.Options 6.3% APR Representative PCP finance agreement. And Three years 0% APR HP on the 2020 Kawasaki Versys 650, Ninja 650, Z650, Vulcan S, Ninja 400, Z400, J300, and J125 models.
The CBT friendly 2019 Ninja 125 and Z125 also get 0% APR when bought on hire purchase over three years.
For more information, click here. to configure a finance quote on any Kawasaki model, head to kawasaki.co.uk
As well as the finance deals mentioned above, Kawasaki has also given plenty of its best selling models a spruce up for the 2021 season. To find out more, click here.
Suzuki autumn 2020 deals and 2021 model updates
Suzuki is hoping to welcome customers into the dealerships with its ‘£1 per cc’ deposit offer, and it is offering no deposit offers on certain finance types.
The £1 per cc offer allows customers to receive a deposit contribution on a new bike equal to the machine engine capacity. For example, a GSX-R1000R, GSX-S1000 or Katana will all receive a £1,000 deposit contribution. A GSX-S750 gets a £750 contribution and the SV650 nets the customer a £650 deposit contribution.
In addition, all models are available on both PCP and Hire Purchase finance with no deposit required.
To keep the model line fresh for 2021 has announced new colours for the GSX-S750, with a stealthy grey and black option joining the range. The classic Suzuki blue colour has also been updated. To find out more click here.
Yamaha autumn 2020 deals and 2021 model updates
Yamaha has come up with an innovative way of boosting sales this autumn, and it’s a method we’re more used to seeing being used by sofa retailers!
Yamaha is offering customers the chance to ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ on the entire on-road range of bikes and scooters. The deal means buyers can buy and new bike and then affectively take a payment holiday over the Christmas and new year period. The payments will then begin in January at the earliest.
For more information, head to: yamaha-motor.eu
Simon (AKA Toad) has been working within the motorcycle industry for more than twelve years, and a member of the motorcyclist family since birth. Growing up around British-built single and twins, it was inevitable that a life on two wheels was on the cards, from a very early age!
