Indian Motorcycle Inaugurates Its First Rider Stop in Guwahati

Indian Motorcycle Inaugurates Its First Rider Stop in Guwahati
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The iconic American brand offers a premium range of motorcycles in India. Thanks to the recent custom duty reduction, the company has slashed model prices by up to Rs 3

The IMRS will serve as a test ride and sales support facility as well

Indian Motorcycle Inaugurates Its First Rider Stop in Guwahati

Indian Motorcycles has inaugurated its first ever Indian Motorcycle Riders Stop (IMRS) in Guwahati, Assam. Located at Precision Powersports, House No.7 (Main Road), Barsajai, Hatigaon Road. It will also serve as a test ride and after sales support facility. The company plans on following suit with other cities as well.

Indian Motorcycle Inaugurates Its First Rider Stop in Guwahati

Speaking on the occasion, Pankaj Dubey, Managing Director and Country Head, Polaris India, said, “We are excited to expand our footprint in one of the fast growing city, Guwahati. The IMRS is designed to enhance product accessibility and desirability among bike aficionados in the region. The IMRS will cater to the increasing demand for the high-end luxury motorcycle in the state. We are confident that this strategic expansion will increase our market share and enhance our presence in the country."

“IMRS will retail merchandise as well in a retail environment that is both premium and approachable. Customers are at the heart of the Indian Motorcycle ecosystem and this new IMRS has been opened with an aim to simplify their decision while choosing an Indian Motorcycle.” he added

Indian Motorcycle Inaugurates Its First Rider Stop in Guwahati

The iconic American brand offers a premium range of motorcycles in India. Thanks to the recent custom duty reduction, the company has slashed model prices by up to Rs 3 lakh! Its range starts from Rs 10.99 lakh for the Indian Scout Sixty and goes all the way up to Rs 39 lakh for the Indian Roadmaster. For a complete list of prices, click here.

Source: zigwheels.com

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