Top 5 Failed Bikes in USA, Customers completely avoided it
TOP 5 BIKES THAT FAILED IS USA BIKE MARKET
1. Honda DN-01
Production: 2008 – 2010
Last Sold in USA: 2010
Failure Reason:
Confusing identity – looked like a cruiser-scooter-sport hybrid
High price for low performance
Poor market targeting – riders didn’t know what it was meant for
2. Suzuki B-King
Production: 2007 – 2012
Last Sold in USA: 2012
Failure Reason:
Extremely powerful street bike, too intimidating for average riders
Heavy and bulky for daily use
Poor fuel economy, high price, niche appeal
3. BMW G450X
Production: 2009 – 2011
Last Sold in USA: 2011
Failure Reason:
Over-engineered – complex design made maintenance hard
Unconventional tech scared off regular dirt riders
Poor aftermarket support, hard to get parts
4. Yamaha GTS1000
Production: 1993 – 1996
Last Sold in USA: 1996
Failure Reason:
Expensive due to its futuristic front suspension (single-sided fork)
Heavy and underpowered for a sport tourer
Riders preferred cheaper and lighter alternatives
5. Kawasaki W800
Production: 2011 – 2016 (Re-introduced later globally, but discontinued again in the USA)
Last Sold in USA: 2016
Failure Reason:
Retro styling didn’t attract younger riders
Underpowered engine compared to competitors
High price for a bike with basic technology
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