AJP is Expanding in the US

Extending to a 3rd year of record breaking growth, AJP is expanding in the U.S. with help from new unit sales in 2016 that were up 62% over the 2015 calendar year. In addition, AJP has signed 17 new dealerships to it’s existing base – resulting in a total of 26 authorized AJP dealerships now spread throughout the country. The parts & accessory division is expanding as well – with a total of 24 AJP branded hard parts & garments now available for purchase.

For the 2017 model year – AJP has already added 2 new models to its lineup. With the addition of the new PR4 & PR5 Extremes – AJP now has a total of 5 off-road enduro models available for the U.S. consumer.

The AJP Factory in Portugal has recently released into the European marketplace a brand new 600cc Adventure bike known as the PR7. Early demand in the US for the PR7 is already ramping up – the company is aiming to offer a U.S. street legal version of the PR7 in the Autumn of 2017 as a 2018 model.

Looking further forward into this year – projections for 2017 sales have AJP increasing another 40% in new unit sales and signing an additional 10 to 15 new dealers as well.

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