Motorcycle Loan Market: Accelerating Financial Access for Two-Wheeler Buyers

Introduction

The motorcycle loan market has emerged as one of the most dynamic segments within the global automotive financing industry. As motorcycles continue to serve as an affordable and efficient mode of transportation across both developed and emerging economies, the demand for financing options to support their purchase has surged.

From urban commuters to rural mobility seekers, millions of consumers rely on motorcycle loans to make two-wheeler ownership accessible. With rising disposable incomes, digital lending platforms, and innovative financial products, the motorcycle loan market is experiencing steady growth and transformation.

What is a Motorcycle Loan?

A motorcycle loan is a type of vehicle financing that allows consumers to purchase a two-wheeler through installment-based repayment. These loans are typically offered by banks, non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), credit unions, and fintech lenders.

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A few months ago, one of our customers was super excited to have spotted a Wood Warbler. They are around 15 miles from where we live so we have been keeping a watchful eye!

I can now say, after many hours of checking what I was seeing to confirm we have now got a Wood Warbler visiting us.

These birds, are smaller and finer looking than the size of a Siskin. In our opinion they look a very light grey with a rather pointy beak.

It was rather hard trying to identify them as they look very much like a ChiffChaff - but with lighter legs.

It's incredible the different species we are now attracting by providing a high quality toxin free bird feed.

Super pleased to report this morning we spotted 2 male & 1 female bullfinch.

I'm not sure where they go each year or why they seem to reappear. But what I can say is I'm super excited to see them back.

These birds have always been a favourite of ours and its been sad to see a decline in numbers over the years. They where common when we where young but this is no longer the case.

We spot these birds every year from May through to July but will monitor this more regularly to keep you up dated.

So Granny G was enjoying watching our bird feeder in Clachaig when she got very excited as had spotted a new species on the feeder. She tried to get me to come and look however, I was beavering away in the garden & to be honest, I thought she was seeing things as I had not seen any new species recently.

When she explained what she had seen, I was like yep, trip to spec savers is needed. 🔎

Wee bird with red/pink on its head 🙄 She attempted to get a picture of it on her phone but the image was too blurry.

When I did come to look, this 'new' species was no where to be seen! So I didn't believe her.

A few hours later I had to eat my words and apologise as YES, we have got another NEW SPECIES!

As a thank you to all who follow us on Facebook page, we managed to get our hands on 6 dog chocolate Easter eggs and decided to gift 3 of them to our followers. All you had to do to enter was post a picture of your dog in the comments on the post and our son Charlie on 1st April 2021 picked his 3 favourites. Say hi to the winners below!

We have been spending a lot of time enjoying our beloved wild bird population and I am so happy to say this week, a new species introduced itself to our feeder. It was much smaller than our regular female chaffinches so it caught my eye. With its spotty tummy and beautiful shades of green/yellow it truly was a wee stunner. My heart said, its a Siskin - but I want to be sure. So after a few photo's of it and thanks to the wonders of the Internet.

I can confirm it is a Siskin.

What brought this new species to my garden, is it the time of year? Is it a non-resident passing through? Or is it our new found product? I like to think it's the latter of the questions I raised.

As you know we are so passionate about our wild bird's and we wanted to make…

😂 well this is one of those subjects I never thought I would be looking into - but yes FAT BALLS!

Since opening our country store I have become even more enthralled with our local wild life and bird population and my driving passion into educating myself and others about how we can help keep our birds healthy.

We decided to add fat balls to our choice for our customers and as usual there is a mixed message and price associated with this. After further investigation it has now become clear that perhaps by wanting to help the birds and not spending too much money, we opt for the value choice. Hands up - I have also brought the bucket of balls for around £8-10 what did I notice - in my garden, they appeared to encourage the larger birds like, pigeons & sea gulls which wasn't my aim. T…

I've taken up a big interest lately enjoying the local wildlife and more importantly helping support there survival. I have been experimenting with different types of food and seeing which birds come in and feast, snack or pop in.

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I think Gold finches are beautiful, so vibrant and full of beautiful colours and make fab little noises.

If you want to attract these into your garden, I would high recommend our Johnston & Jeff Niger seeds - We sell these in large bags 12.75kg or 1kg bags. If your starting out and are also limited on space the 1kg bag is ideal for you!

By introducing Niger seed, within a few short hours I now have 6 regular gold finches on my feeder.

I like to say they are the wee bullies of the small wild birds - well mine definitely are, they sit on the feeder stuffing themselves…