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Statistics: This is the average German biker
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Statistics: This is the average German biker

Statistics: This is the average German biker

Statistics: This is the average German biker

Statistics: This is the average German biker

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Statistics: This is the average German biker
BMW

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First place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: BMW R 1250 GS with 9,228 units. Commercial registrations: 23.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Kawasaki

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2nd place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Kawasaki Z 900 with 3,853 copies. Commercial registrations: 6.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Yamaha

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3rd place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Yamaha MT-07 with 3,226 copies. Commercial registrations: 4.9%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Kawasaki

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4th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Kawasaki Z 650 with 3,086 copies. Commercial registrations: 11.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
KTM

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5th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: KTM 690 SMC with 2,492 copies. Commercial registrations: 5.7%.

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manufacturer

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6th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: KTM 790 Duke with 2,418 copies. Commercial registrations: 5.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Yamaha

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7th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Yamaha Tenere 700 with 2,394 copies. Commercial registrations: 5.9%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
KTM

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8th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: KTM 390 Duke with 2,277 copies. Commercial registrations: 11%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Suzuki

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9th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Suzuki GSX-S 750 with 2,178 copies. Commercial registrations: 23%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Honda

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10th place for new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Honda Rebel 500 with 2,037 copies. Commercial registrations: 5.8%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Honda

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11th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Honda CRF 1100 L Africa Twin with 1,867 copies. Commercial registrations: 12.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Honda

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12th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Honda CB 650 R with 1,786 copies. Commercial registrations: 8.6%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Suzuki

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13th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Suzuki SV 650 with 1,711 copies. Commercial registrations: 11.2%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
BMW

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14th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: BMW S 1000 XR with 1,704 units. Commercial registrations: 46.2%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
BMW

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15th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: BMW F 900 R with 1,654 units. Commercial registrations: 22.7%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
BMW

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16th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: BMW R 1250 RS with 1,515 units. Commercial registrations: 25.2%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
KTM

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17th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: KTM 790 Adventure with 1,428 copies. Commercial registrations: 11.6%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Honda

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18th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Honda NC 750 X with 1,409 copies. Commercial registrations: 7.4%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Yamaha

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19th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Yamaha MT-09 with 1,393 copies. Commercial registrations: 6.8%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
KTM

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20th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: KTM 1290 Super Duke R with 1,353 copies. Commercial registrations: 10.1%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
BMW

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21st place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: BMW R 1250 R with 1,339 units. Commercial registrations: 35.2%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
BMW

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22nd place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: BMW F 900 XR with 1,337 units. Commercial registrations: 24.4%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
manufacturer

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23rd place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: KTM 1290 Super Adventure with 1,312 copies. Commercial registrations: 10.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Yamaha

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24th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Yamaha Tracer 900 with 1,307 copies. Commercial registrations: 8.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
BMW motorcycle

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25th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: BMW S 1000 RR with 1,296 units. Commercial registrations: 33.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Kawasaki

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26th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Kawasaki Ninja 650 with 1,270 copies. Commercial registrations: 12.4%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Husqvarna

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27th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Husqvarna 701 Supermoto with 1,235 copies. Commercial registrations: 3.8%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Harley-Davidson

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28th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Harley-Davidson XL 1200 X Sportster with 1,220 units. Commercial registrations: 4.7%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Honda

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29th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Honda CB 500 F with 1,201 copies. Commercial registrations: 12.2%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Kawasaki

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30th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Kawasaki Vulcan S with 1,119 copies. Commercial registrations: 8.9%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Kawasaki

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31st place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Kawasaki Z 900 RS with 1,111 copies. Commercial registrations: 10.9%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Harley-Davidson

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32nd place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Harley-Davidson Street Bob with 1,079 copies. Commercial registrations: 5.6%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
BMW

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33rd place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: BMW F 750 GS with 1,067 units. Commercial registrations: 43.9%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Suzuki

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34th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Suzuki V-Strom 650 with 1,060 units. Commercial registrations: 18.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Ducati

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35th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Ducati Streetfighter V4 with 1,007 copies. Commercial registrations: 11.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Moto Guzzi

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36th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Moto Guzzi V85 TT with 982 copies. Commercial registrations: 7.4%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Honda

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372 new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Honda CBR 650 R with 972 copies. Commercial registrations: 4.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
BMW

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38th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: BMW R 1250 RT with 964 units. Commercial registrations: 60.7%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Royal Enfield

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39th place for new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Royal Enfield Bullet 500 with 935 copies. Commercial registrations: 13.9%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Honda

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40th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Honda CB 1000 R with 879 copies. Commercial registrations: 20.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Honda

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41st place for new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Honda CBR 500 R with 870 copies. Commercial registrations: 4.5%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
KTM

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42nd place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: KTM 300 EXC with 833 copies. Commercial registrations: 5.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Royal Enfield

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43rd place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Royal Enfield Interceptor and Continental GT 650 with 828 units. Commercial registrations: 3.5%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
BMW

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44th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: BMW F 850 ​​GS with 825 units. Commercial registrations: 65.3%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
triumph

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45th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Triumph Rocket 3 with 791 copies. Commercial registrations: 10.7%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Honda

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46th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Honda NC 750 S with 790 copies. Commercial registrations: 16.8%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
KTM

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47th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: KTM 890 Duke with 741 copies. Commercial registrations: 14.4%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Suzuki

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48th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Suzuki GXS-S 1000 with 740 copies. Commercial registrations: 22.4%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
Harley-Davidson

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49th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: Harley-Davidson Sport Glide with 737 copies. Commercial registrations: 10.2%.

Statistics: This is the average German biker
BMW

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50th place among new motorcycle registrations in 2020: BMW S 1000 R with 716 copies. Commercial registrations: 48.2%.

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Statistics: This is the average German biker

The statistics don’t lie
This is the average German biker

The advertising of motorcycle manufacturers predominantly praises the young, dynamic, male biker. A look at the statistics paints a different picture of the biker.


Uli Baumann

01/20/2021

Motorcycling is back in fashion – at least that’s what the registration figures from 2020 show. Bold plus signs are everywhere. 131,410 newly registered motorcycles mean an increase of 17.2 percent. 35,853 newly registered light motorcycles mean an increase of 77.5 percent. In addition, the light scooters increased by 107.6 percent to 28,034 new registrations. Even the scooters increased by 2.4 percent to 16,728 new registrations.

The old men dominate


Statistics: This is the average German biker


Markus Jahn

But who are the drivers behind these numbers? Statistics also provide information on this. Let us first take a look at the motorcyclists, assuming that the owners are actually the drivers. And of course, all groups contain men and women, respectively. The overall motorcycle market in 2020 is divided into 73.5 percent men and 10.6 percent women – the rest is made up of new commercial registrations. The majority of the new registrations brought the age group between 50 and 59 years on the streets. There are 40,312 new registrations (36.5%) here. The second largest age group are 40 to 49 year olds with 20,768 new registrations (18.8%). Only now are motorcyclists under 30 following with 18,375 new registrations (16.6%). The fourth force is made up of those over 60 with 16,210 new registrations (14.7%). The age group between 30 and 39 brings up the rear with 14,802 new registrations (13.4%).

Enduros and naked bikes preferred


Statistics: This is the average German biker


Tyson Jopson

It is also revealing which segments motorcyclists are in. All-rounder / naked bikes are absolutely dominant with 48,374 new registrations. The second largest community is bundled with 35,831 new registrations for enduros / supermotos, whereby the focus should be clearly on enduro. Choppers / cruisers were the first choice for 14,233 bikers. The athlete / super athlete segment can boast 6,184 new registrations. The tourer / sports tourer group brings up the rear with 4,635 new registrations.

Much performance required

Finally, we take a look at the distribution according to performance classes. Apart from the chopper / cruiser segment, purchases are predominantly made in the class over 100 hp. The majority of chopper / cruiser buyers remain just below this threshold.

New motorcycle registrations 2020 according to cubic capacity

Displacement number portion
126 – 249 cc 1,216 0.9%
250 – 499 cc 17,216 13.1%
500 – 749 cc 33,367 25.4%
750-999 cc 35,449 27.0%
1,000 – 1,249 cc 16,287 12.4%
1,250 cc and more 27,332 20.8%


Statistics: This is the average German biker


Louis

Summary: The average German motorcyclist is between 50 and 59 years old and sits on an enduro or naked bike with over 100 hp. If you have a BMW GS driver or a Kawasaki Z900 driver in mind, you are not as wrong as looking at them Top 50 new registrations indicates.

The old ones also dominate the 125cc classes

A quick look at the 125cc class, which is traditionally seen as the entry-level class for the youngsters. The light motorcycles did not attract the young bikers in 2020, but rather the silver curls. Around 62 percent of light motorcycle buyers were between 40 and 60 years old. In the case of 125 scooters, almost 83 percent of the new registrations are for owners over 40 years of age.


Statistics: This is the average German biker


Bjorn Gramm

This is where the new B196 regulation comes through, allowing drivers to switch to two-wheelers more easily. Another aspect could be that the old buy for the young and just stand as a holder in the papers.

opinion poll

Do you know someone who, thanks to the new driving license regulation, has got a 125cc??

Voted 5751 times

Yes, of course, myself!

Yes, I know someone who took advantage of this opportunity.

No, I don’t know anyone.

Conclusion

Motorcycling in Germany, at least when it comes to new machines, is an old man’s thing. This is probably also related to the high cost of this hobby. Powerful enduros or naked bikes will be ridden. The older vintages are also strong when it comes to the 125cc class. Here the new B196 license lures motorists to two-wheelers.

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