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Motorcycles, ATVs and UTVs grouped by engine size — every maker in each class, the models they certify, and how the class has changed over the years.
Off-road motorcycles, ATVs and UTVs
84 makersUnder 100 cc650 engine families
210 makers100–249 cc2,216 engine families
98 makers250–449 cc825 engine families
70 makers450–649 cc793 engine families
54 makers650–849 cc708 engine families
32 makers850–999 cc586 engine families
23 makers1,000 cc and over127 engine families
Highway motorcycles
163 makersUnder 5 kW (≈ 7 hp)947 engine families
185 makers5–15 kW (≈ 7–20 hp)1,814 engine families
72 makers15–35 kW (≈ 20–47 hp)951 engine families
36 makers35–60 kW (≈ 47–80 hp)784 engine families
63 makers60–90 kW (≈ 80–120 hp)1,116 engine families
40 makers90–120 kW (≈ 120–160 hp)659 engine families
25 makers120 kW and over (≈ 160+ hp)479 engine families
Motorcycle and ATV guides
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