Peter Stevens Motorcycles expands in Victoria and NSW
Peter Stevens, one of the best-known names in the motorcycle retail industry, with 50+ years in business, is upping their game. Two new-look dealerships have opened in Epping, Victoria, and Sydney, New South Wales, with more to come in 2026…
As part of the broader Peter Stevens Motorcycles retail network owned by MotorCycle Holdings, each new store brings more options for riders, with Peter Stevens Epping (formerly TeamMoto Epping) adding Triumph to a model mix that includes Honda, KTM, Kawasaki, CFMOTO, Royal Enfield and Surron. Peter Stevens Sydney (formerly Triumph Sydney) adds KTM to Triumph.
"This expansion represents an exciting new chapter for Peter Stevens Motorcycles and demonstrates MotorCycle Holdings' ongoing commitment to investing in the Australian motorcycle industry," said Scott Ryan, Executive General Manager - MotorCycle Holdings.
"The opening of our Epping and Sydney dealerships allows us to welcome new products into the Peter Stevens family while making some of the world's leading motorcycle brands more accessible to Australian riders."
Much more than just some new signage outside, Peter Stevens Epping and Sydney have been completely reimagined inside. An all-new floorplan and stock layout at each dealership maximises space for motorcycles, while also presenting genuine accessories, parts and apparel for each brand.
Each dealership is also now a one-stop-shop for riders, where they can purchase their next bike, secure finance, add accessories to their ride and fully kit themselves out in new gear – all under the one roof – with help from experienced teams that know their products.
Making these dealerships a destination is part of a new, more premium Peter Stevens customer experience that extends to the service department, too. With the new model lines – Triumph at Epping and KTM at Sydney - factory-trained technicians for each brand have been added to ensure professional servicing.
Peter Stevens Epping
The team at Epping is led by Nosh Sinor, who’s recently returned to the Peter Stevens family. A rider himself, with more than a decade of experience in the industry, Nosh is excited about bringing the premium Peter Stevens experience to Melbourne’s north.
For your next Honda, KTM, CFMOTO. Kawasaki, Royal Enfield, Triumph or Surron motorcycle, call in to Nosh and the team. There are also more parts, accessories, clothing and merchandise for each brand in-store as part of the revamp.
Peter Stevens Epping is open now, with a new CFMOTO XO Papio to be won (enter in-store or click HERE)
The Grand Opening for Peter Stevens Epping is scheduled for Saturday, 17 October, (the weekend before the 2026 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix) with new model activations, giveaways, special guests, food trucks and other attractions. Watch this space for more details ahead of the Grand Opening.
Peter Stevens Epping – 342 Cooper Street, Epping. Ph: (03) 9401 0082
Peter Stevens Sydney
With KTM now in store, dirt and adventure bike buyers have a new home in Sydney to see, try and buy everything that the famous orange brand has to offer. The focus is purely on KTM and Triumph, so whether it’s PowerParts for KTM or Triumph Genuine Parts and Accessories, there’s only one place Sydneysiders need to go!
Chris Papas leads the Sydney team, and is looking forward to welcoming KTM owners and buyers to the dealership. Chris has more than 20 years’ experience across the broader automotive industry, so his brand knowledge is extensive, as is his passion for engaging with the riding community in NSW.
For your next Triumph or KTM, have a chat to Chris and the team at Peter Stevens Sydney. The dealership is open now, with dates and details for an official Grand Opening TBC at time of writing.
Peter Stevens Sydney – 619 Princes, Highway, Tempe. Ph: (02) 9317 8777
More to Come
The new Epping and Sydney dealerships are just the first stage in increasing the presence of Peter Stevens under MotorCycle Holdings ownership. Victoria will the focus of the next stage, so watch this space for more details as they drop later this year.
