The BMV needs to replace motorcycles annually to maintain a fleet of motorcycles that are in safe, operating condition and less than 10 years of age. The BMV would like to purchase sixty (60) training motorcycles to maintain the Ride Safe Indiana fleet. The BMV believes that the following motorcycles are the safest and most compatible with Ride Safe Indiana’s training purposes: Kawasaki W125 LTD; Kawasaki Eliminator 450; Yamaha WR125RTL; Yamaha MT-03; and the Royal Enfield Meteor 350.
Motorcycles should have a seat height of no higher than 29 inches and have a dry weight not to exceed 400 pounds. Fuel injection is also preferred. Please note in your submission if the peddles and handlebars/controls are adjustable or not.
It is the State’s intention to purchase sixty (60) of one of these makes and models.
The BMV needs to replace motorcycles annually to maintain a fleet of motorcycles that are in safe, operating condition and less than 10 years of age. The BMV would like to purchase sixty (60) training motorcycles to maintain the Ride Safe Indiana fleet. The BMV believes that the following motorcycles are the safest and most compatible with Ride Safe Indiana’s training purposes: Kawasaki W125 LTD; Kawasaki Eliminator 450; Yamaha WR125RTL; Yamaha MT-03; and the Royal Enfield Meteor 350. Motorcycles should have a seat height of no higher than 29 inches and have a dry weight not to exceed 400 pounds. Fuel injection is also preferred. Please note in your submission if the peddles and handlebars/controls are adjustable or not. It is the State’s intention to purchase sixty (60) of one of these makes and models.
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Source: Indiana IDOA (event 002350000088102), retrieved via the Indiana Department of Administration Procurement Division. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.