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Mumbai , May 2

BAJAJ Auto Ltd (BAL) on Monday reported a 36 per cent rise in total sale of 2 and 3-wheelers to 1,65,045 units for April 2005, from the previous corresponding 1,21,399 units.

Sale of 2-wheelers increased by 40 per cent to 1,47,592 units (1,05,247 units), including a 52 per cent gain in motorcycle volumes to 1,37,858 units (90,532 units).

Three wheeler sales moved up by eight per cent to 17,453 units (16,152 units).

Exports were up 13 per cent to 19,007 units (16,838 units), an official statement said.

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