List of Motorcycles That Stopped Marketed in 2021

Several motorcycle manufacturers in Indonesia have launched various new products. On the other hand, they also announced units that are no longer produced. The reasons are various, some have decreased sales due to the Covid-19 pandemic until the presence of a new model to replace the previous variant. Here are some motorcycles that will no longer be produced in 2021.

Viar Vintech 200

In addition to the Star NX, Viar stopped the production of several motorcycle models. One of them is Vintech 200. This cafe racer-style motorbike was last valued at Rp. 19.6 million OTR Jakarta. According to Viar Motor Indonesia, production of this model has been suspended since July 2020. And since August 2021, it has disappeared from the official website. You can still get one and know Harga Viar Vintech 2022 if you want.

This iron horse carries a 200 cc engine, SOHC one cylinder and still uses carburetor fuel fogging. With that capital, Vintech 200 can hook 17.4 horsepower at 8,500 RPM and 15 Nm of torque at 6,500 RPM. Engine power is channeled through a 5-speed transmission.

Suzuki Smash Fi

This year, PT Suzuki Indonesia Indomobil Sales (SIS), the two-wheeled division, has stopped production of its Smash FI motorcycle. His party did not continue the production and sales of Smash in the country because the motorcycle market continued to shrink.

According to Teuku Agha, 2W Sales & Marketing Department Head of PT SIS, Smash has stopped production since the first semester of this year. On the website (still on display) only to clear the stock at the dealer. Even so, Suzuki Indonesia continues to provide after sales for consumers, both vehicle maintenance and spare parts supply for at least the next 10 years.

For additional information, the Suzuki Smash FI, which is still available at the dealer network, packs a 113 cc, 4-stroke, SOHC, 2-valve, air-cooled engine. This motor is capable of pumping out 9.3 PS of power at 8,000 rpm and 9.1 Nm of torque at 6,000 rpm. The output is distributed to the rear wheels using a 4-speed semi-automatic transmission.

If you have a plan to buy this motorbike, the Suzuki Smash FI is sold at a price of IDR 16.8 million OTR for the SR-F1 variant and IDR 16.1 million for the R-FI variant, both of which have OTR status. The opportunity for the Suzuki Smash to be the target of collectors is also wide open, seeing the recent trend that leads to a restoration motorcycle.

Honda PCX150

Astra Honda Motor (AHM) has stopped production and sales of the Honda PCX 150 this year. The reason is of course because there has been an All New PCX 160 which was released in February 2021.

Honda PCX 150 was originally imported from Thailand in 2012. Then changed the supply country to Vietnam in 2014. Its life cycle continued in 2017 which was assembled locally by AHM. The result is a more affordable price.

The PCX 150 is predicted to be a strong challenger to the Yamaha Nmax 155. The advantage is that it has various advanced features such as keyless, power charger, to a large digital instrument panel. Then the luggage space and the PCX gas tank are also larger than the Nmax, which is a distinct advantage. But this model was eventually shelved and replaced by the All New PCX 160 in 2021.

Viar Cross X 250 and X 200

Not only the two products above, the Cross X 250 and Cross X 200 are also no longer produced. The reason the manufacturer is due to decreased demand due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Viar's mainstay motorcycle, the motor cross type, is no longer on display on the Viar official website. His term of service was replaced with the Cross X DB150.

Cross X 250 and Cross X 200 are motorcycles with the tualang segment. The Viar Cross X 250 is equipped with a 249 cc engine that produces 24.2 hp, while the Cross X 200 has a 200 cc engine that produces 13.4 hp. Regarding the price, the last Cross X 250 is priced at IDR 42.73 million and the Cross X 200 is priced at IDR 23.7 million.