Evolution Of Motorcycles

The bike, like other advancements, was created to improve everyday living. That's exactly what happened. But, through time, the humble mode of personal transportation evolved into something far more vital and thrilling, if not more so. What started off as two wheels and pedals has evolved into the ultimate adrenaline rush.

In the 1860s, a man called Pierre Michaux manufactured velocipedes with incorrectly sized wheels, but his son Ernest might have an awakening and thought it would be interesting to install one with a steam engine. It was the birth of the first steam-powered motorcycle.

Motorcycles became popular in the early 1900s, and companies such as Excelsior and Royal Enfield entered the market. In addition, new firms were formed solely to manufacture motorcycles. The concept was refined over time to improve comfort and quality; for example, the adoption of pneumatic tyres improved the ride. A variety of new models and innovations were eventually introduced to the market.

Today, the motorbike is the most popular two-wheeler on the globe, with a variety of function classes such as sports, adventure tourer, dirt, commuter, cafe racer, roadster, super, hyper, and many others. We adore our bicycles. Motorcycles are one of the greatest inventions in human history, and it all started with a wooden bicycle.