Wow. Big question from such an automated questioner! Motorcycles have changed from early days in many many different ways. Let's start with the drive train. The first motorcycle had a leather strap for the final drive. This has evolved to chain to belt to shaft -- all three of which are still used today. Chain is light and strong, belt is light and dependable, and shaft is maintenance-free. The suspension has changed quite a bit as well. The front has gone from a rigid wheel holder to a springer to telescoping forks to some models having electronic steering. In the rear we have gone from a rigid frame-mounted wheel to big springs on the seats to a split frame with dual shocks to a single shock swingarm with electronic dampening. The engine and transmission have gone from single piston stop-and-go to high-compression 6-cylinder electric starter engines with fully automatic transmissions with reverse gear. Brakes started out with a good pair of heavy soled shoes (not kidding) and evolved to mechanical drum brakes to hydraulic disc with electronic ABS.
Yes, for a start they have increased in the cc's which determins how much power a motorbike has also they have changed the designs and parts involved in making and maintaining them.
No you carnt by motorbikes it is only cars.
There are over 2.5 million motorbikes in the India. Motorbikes in India is used mainly for transport. Many youths that would be unemployed have been absorbed thanks to the motorbikes.
Motorbikes are made of aluminum and metals that are being combined and formed.
Motorbikes are same as popular with the cars, especially on racing events.
BMW motorbikes are famous for many reasons. These motorbikes have been shown in many thrillers and racing movies; They are popular for their speed and quality.
Motorbikes are already available in YoVille. You can purchase them from the car store.
Yes motorbikes were used by the Allied and Axis armies. There weren't too many made for civilians, but, the armies of waring nations used plenty of motorbikes.
before motorbikes people would use horses alot more for the same stuff e.g. people used horses to do farming an now they use motorbikes
The 1940 BAS motorbikes are valued between $100 and $150.
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Yes.