Top Motorcycles Discontinued In 2025: Royal Enfield, KTM & More

The Indian bike market will soon see several well-known models go off the shelves as companies prepare for new products. Brands are now updating their lineups to meet new rules, changing customer needs, and stronger competition.

As a result, many familiar bikes will not be sold after 2025. These decisions may seem surprising, but manufacturers believe that newer models will help them stay ahead in the coming years.

Harley Davidson X440 Denim To Be Removed

Harley-Davidson has started clearing out the remaining stock of the X440 Denim variant. The company plans to stop offering it by the end of 2025. This step comes after the launch of the improved X440T, which provides ride-by-wire, traction control, riding modes, and a new rear design. In addition, the X440T has a more refined exhaust and better overall tuning. Because of these upgrades, the older Denim version no longer fits Harley’s updated strategy for India.

BMW Ends The G 310 R And G 310 GS

BMW Motorrad has decided to discontinue the G 310 R and G 310 GS in early 2025. These two models were popular among new riders, but BMW now plans to focus on its next-generation F 450 GS. The company has already reduced production of the 310 twins and dealer stock is slowly shrinking. However, the G 310 RR will stay on sale, since it still attracts buyers who want a fully faired sportbike at a lower price point.

KTM Drops Its 125cc Lineup

The KTM Duke 125 and KTM RC 125 will be removed from the market around April 2025. This decision supports KTM’s plan to introduce a stronger 160cc motorcycle for Indian riders. Both the Duke 125 and RC 125 served as entry-level performance bikes, but customers today expect more power in this price range. As a result, KTM believes that a new 160cc model will help it stay competitive against rivals like Yamaha.

Bajaj Discontinues Several Commuter Models

Bajaj has already decided to stop producing the Platina 110, CT125X, and the N150 in early 2025. These models were simple and affordable, but they did not perform well in recent months. Bajaj now aims to update its commuter segment with fresh designs and more features that suit modern city riders.

Honda Removes The CB300R And CD110 Dream

Honda has quietly discontinued the CB300R and CD110 Dream. The CB300R struggled with sales due to its high price, and the CD110 Dream faced tough competition from other commuter bikes. Honda is expected to bring updated alternatives in the coming years.

Royal Enfield Ends The Scram 411

Royal Enfield has confirmed that the Scram 411 will not continue after 2025. The company has introduced the more powerful Scram 450, so the older 411 platform has reached its natural end in India.

Before you go, don’t forget to check out the FADA two-wheeler sales report for November 2025.