These bikes are no longer sold in Europe

 

The changeover to Euro 5 means a lot of effort and money for the manufacturers. Therefore, not all engines are homologated on Euro 5. The requirements of Euro 5 are tough: emissions of nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide must be reduced by about a third. This requirement applies to all two-wheelers that travel faster than 45 km/h. It is quite understandable that the manufacturers tighten their model ranges and, above all, no longer produce motorcycles that were not among the best performers anyway.

Aprilia: Shiver 900 / Dorsoduro 900
BMW: R nineT Racer / K 1600 B / K1600 Grand America / K 1600 GTL / K 1600 GT
Ducati: Monster 797 / Monster 821
Harley Davidson Sportster and Street models: e.B. XL 883 / Forty-Eight / 1200 Custom
Honda: NC 750 S / CB 1100 EX&RS / Crosstourer VFR 1200 X / Crossrunner VFR 800 X / VFR 800 F
Husqvarna: Vitpilen 701 / Svartpilen 701
Kawasaki: Ninja H2 / Ninja 400 / Z400 / ZZR 1400 / ZX 6R / Z1000

Moto Guzzi 1400series: Audace Carbon / MG-X 21 / Eldorado / California
MV Agusta: F3 675
Royal Enfield: Bullet 500 / Bullet Trials 500 / Classic 500
Yamaha: FJR 1300 / Super Tenere 1200 / SCR 950 / XV 950