Triumph KTM Aprilia Piaggio Vespa and SAND-X. The Alfardan motorcycle showroom located in Wattayah first opened in April 2015 and additionally offers an extensive array of high performance riding gear and premium apparel and accessories for riders and enthusiasts alike.

Omar Hussain Alfardan CEO and president of Alfardan Group said that the demand for motorcycles in the region has experienced steady growth over the last financial year with an increasing number of buyers in the market seeking to diversify their automotive purchases by branching into the more adventurous motorcycle segment.

'The opening of the Alfardan Motorcycle showroom in Muscat has seen the choice of models available for riders grow exponentially and each of our six brands truly epitomize the characteristics that make motorcycles special and unique. The key to our success is a comprehensive model line-up and our motorcycle showroom and service center in Ghala both reiterating our promise to all biker enthusiasts that we will continue to provide Oman's best service and broadest collection of bikes and accessories under one roof. We are truly encouraged to see this stable of exclusive motorcycle brands flourish in such a diverse and prosperous market.'

The Alfardan motorcycle showroom accommodates over 20 motorcycles split into six distinct zones for each of the brands; Triumph KTM SAND-X Vespa Piaggio and Aprilia. Since inception the Alfardan showroom and service centre have come to represent an important milestone for Alfardan Motors and play a crucial role in meeting the growing demand in the two-wheeled segment.

Details of Alfardan's comprehensive motorcycle scooter and ATV line-up:
VespaIn 1946 Piaggio launched the iconic Vespa scooter which is Italian for 'wasp' and within ten years over a million units had been produced.

The Italian language gained a new word 'vespare' meaning to go somewhere on a Vespa. Perfect for anyone with an appreciation for beauty and a desire for a distinctive lifestyle Vespa offers scooters with both performance and timeless designs that are a reflection of its extraordinary historic and iconographic wealth.

TriumphThe largest British motorcycle brand Triumph has over 110 years of rich motorcycling history with world famous models such as Bonneville the Speed Triple and the Thunderbird. Triumph motorcycles instantly evoke the rebel spirit and feature a distinctive design which looks to the pastas well as the future.

PiaggioKnown for its passion in everything automotive Italy is no different when it comes to motorcycles. Boasting a 130 year history in Italian industry and mobility the Piaggio Group is the largest European manufacturer of two-wheel motor vehicles and one of the world leaders in its sector. Established in 1884 the Piaggio Group product range includes scooters motorcycles and mopeds from 50 to 1400 cc. In addition to Piaggio and its newly introduced range of three-wheeled scooters.
KTMA cutting-edge brand from Austria with a proven successes in worldwide competition and technology that is second to none. KTM is not only the second largest European motorcycle manufacturer hailing from Austria but is also the 'go-to' brand for 'Ready to Race' on and off road motorcycles and ATVs. KTM is proud to be the world market leader in sport motorcycles and has won more than 188 world championship titles. In January 2011 the company succeeded in winning the Dakar Rally for the tenth consecutive time. While foremost in the off-road racing segment all over the world KTM is also rapidly expanding its street bike range.

ApriliaFounded in 1945 Aprilia is the performance and technological signpost of the Piaggio Group in the motorcycle segment. Aprilia started as a scooter manufacturer but has today come to be known for its race-winning superbikes; namely its flagshipthe 1000cc V-twin Superbike as well as the RSV Mille and latest V4-based RSV4. Aprilia has always been a point of reference in the racing world and will no doubt make its mark as a performance giant in the Sultanate.

The Alfardan Motors Showroom in Wattayah is open from 8.30am to 1.30pm and 4pm to 7pm.