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Hero Honda Nov sales up 6.5 pc

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Hero Honda has recorded a 6.5 per cent increase in sales volume to 2,51,186 motorcycles in November 2005 as compared with 2,35,836 motorcycles sold during the same month last year.

The cumulative sales of the company for the period April-November 2005 has also jumped by 14.7 per cent, increasing from 17,05,230 motorcycles sold during April-November 2004 to 19,56,416 motorcycles sold during the same period in 2005.

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