1. Spain
   Italy
2. Mexico

Motorcycle manufacturer Aprilia hails from Italy. They make killer motorbikes, scooters and accessories.

1. BMW
   Ducati
2. Kawasaki

The iconic blue and white checkered logo is pure BMW. Whenever you see those famous colors, you feel a warm, fuzzy feeling all throughout your being.

1. France
   Canada
2. USA

Victory is pure USA, through and through. The large red V is their logo, and when you see it, you feel victorious.

1. Exile Cycles
   Johnny Pag
2. K-otic Kustoms
   All of the above

All of these small companies make custom choppers. The names may not be familiar, but their creations are totally unforgettable.

1. They make choppers
   They make scooters
2. They make racing bikes

All of these brands are famous for making scooters. Vespa is probably the most iconic of them all!

1. A luxury brand
   An affordable brand
2. An almost defunct brand

Ducati is considered to be a luxury brand. They make superior bikes that sell like hotcakes.

1. Blue and black
   Green and pink
2. Red and white

Ducati goes bold with their trademark red and white logo. Everyone loves Ducati, as they're one of the most popular Italian brands.

1. They make ATVs
   They make jet skis
2. They are all defunct

All of these brands make ATVs. All Terrain Vehicles create just as much of a thrill as motorcycles!

1. Buell
   Hodaka
2. Can-Am

Hodaka went very much out of business, but the other two are thriving. If you own an old Hodaka, it's best to consider it a museum piece.

1. In the U.S.
   In the U.K.
2. In Canada

Triumph is the quintessential U.K. motorcycle manufacturer. But you don't have to be British to be a fan! The brand is quite popular in the U.S.

1. Japan
   South Korea
2. Taiwan

Manufactured in the Republic of China, Kymco bikes are super popular. They're also known for their scooters and maxi-scooters.

1. Honda
   Kawasaki
2. Suzuki
   All of the above

Okay, that was an easy one! These are some of the most popular Japanese motorcycle manufacturers, and their bikes are beloved around the world.

1. Yellow and purple
   Orange and black
2. Green and white

KTM features a solid orange and black logo. Hailing from Australia, the popular brand is best known for its dirt bikes.

1. 2000
   2009
2. Wait, they went under??

Buell sadly went under in October of 2009. That's always sad to see, especially when they're a U.S. manufacturer.

1. Ducati
   Suzuki
2. Can-Am

Can-Am makes the ultra stable 3-wheel Spyder which is turning so many heads. This is a beloved Canadian brand.

1. A turtle
   An eagle
2. A lion

Moto Guzzi uses the iconic symbol of the eagle as its logo. This is one of the most popular motorcycle brands, and they hail from Italy.

1. Red, white, and blue
   Black and pink
2. Orange, black, and white

Harley is so American, that its colors should be red, white and blue! Instead, they're the signature pumpkin orange with black and white. Pure Harley.

1. BMW
   Polaris
2. Honda

Polaris owns the Victory and Indian brand names. These are some of the most popular bikes in the U.S.

1. BMW
   Triumph
2. Kawasaki

As of 2017, Kawasaki is the top-selling motorcycle brand in the world. Second and third are Aprilia and Yamaha.

1. Polaris
   Honda
2. Kawasaki

The '70s cop show called "CHiPS" starred Larry Wilcox and Erik Estrada. They rode Kawasakis, even though Estrada didn't have a motorcycle license.

1. California
   Wyoming
2. New York

California has the most new bike buyers. It makes sense, when you think of all that open space! And Californians are crazy.

1. 5%
   9%
2. 14%

That's a huge leap, considering that in 1998 they made up 8% of U.S. riders. Let's hope this trend keeps up!

1. They're getting younger
   They're steadily the same
2. They're getting older

Unfortunately, there aren't as many young riders as there used to be. They weren't around to see "Easy Rider."

1. Houston, Texas
   Stowe, Vermont
2. Milwaukee, Wisconsin

The first Harley was made in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Today, this is where you'll find the Harley museum.

1. Westen America
   Europe
2. Asia-Pacific

Asia-Pacific is slated by far to purchase the most motorcycles in 2018. This is followed by Africa and the Mideast.

1. Canada
   Japan
2. France

Leave it to the French to come up with everything. In the 1860's Michaux et Cie created a steam-powered motorbike.

1. 1870
   1901
2. 1920

Indian began production in 1901. They made over 500 bikes by 1902.

1. 10%
   20%
2. 50%

By the end of the war, 50% of Harley's bikes were being made for the troops. Motorbikes were instrumental in WWI.

1. BMW completely took over
   Indian went under
2. Harley went under

Their rivalry ended when Indian finally went other and was sold to the English. Until then, Harley and Indian controlled the market.

1. During WWI
   During WWII
2. After WWII

Biker culture really took hold after WWII. This was amplified by Brando's 1953 movie "The Wild One."

1. Norton
   BSA
2. Triumph
   All of the above

These British manufacturers dominated the market for some time. That is, until the Japanese showed up to the party.

1. The 1930s
   The 1950s
2. The 1970s

They started producing motorcycles in the 1950s. It was at this time that they overcame the English domination.

1. 1930s-1960s
   1960s-1990s
2. 1990s till today

The small two-stroke motorcycles were most popular from the '60s till the '90s. This was thanks to German innovation.

1. Holland
   Norway
2. Germany

The Dutch company E.V.A. announced the first diesel bike in 2006. Since then, it has proven to be innovative.

1. the logo for Daimler bikes
   a special bike tire
2. a collapsible bike

The Flying Flea was developed by Royal Enfield during WWII. It was a foldable bike that could be carried by parachutists.