1. Robotic assembly
   Mass production
2. Custom building
   Telepathic

So far, bikes are not constructed telepathically, but that would be pretty cool.

1. Italy
   England
2. Scotland
   India

British inventor Edward Butler came up with the word. We thank him for it.

1. Initiates turbo speed
   Stops or prevents the engine from running
2. Lays down a spike strip
   Increases engine noise

If your bike won't start, check the kill switch. On the other hand, if you crash or tip over, hit the kill switch to kill the engine.

1. The Fast and the Furious
   The World's Fastest Indian
2. Easy Rider
   Motorpsycho!

No question. If you've never seen this film, then you are not a motorcycle rider. Truly.

1. Rotary
   Rotational excellence
2. Race replica
   Rearview mirror

Race Replica it is. But shouldn't it be RR?

1. Motorbike
   Speed demon
2. Wasp
   Bird

Vespa means "wasp." It makes sense, when you see those little suckers buzzing around Italy!

1. Leaning into a turn
   Turning on the count of three
2. Steering into a skid
   Turning the handlebars the opposite from the way you want to turn

If you want to turn left, turn the handlebars to the right, then lean to the left and make a left turn. Are you surprised?

1. Infantry
   Artillery
2. Canons
   Cavalry

Motorcycles, in some cases, actually took the place of horses in WWI. That's pretty friggin' awesome.

1. Triumph 650 Thunderbird
   Kawasaki Legend
2. Moto Guzzi
   Yamaha Extreme

Classic bike. Classic movie. Everyone wants to be Marlon Brando. Except in his later years...

1. Pianos
   Car engines
2. Nail polish
   Industrial robots

Yamaha makes a great bike. But they also make practically everything else!

1. 1995
   1809
2. 1927
   Still doesn't exist

Invented by Harold Willis, this replaced the antiquated foot clutch and hand lever system.

1. Over-braking
   Under-cornering
2. Drunk-motorcycling
   Running wide on a curve

Although riding drunk on a bike would be a serious problem, it's not a major cause of motorcycle accidents, because it rarely happens. People aren't THAT stupid.

1. Hummers
   Golf balls
2. Toilet paper
   Garbage bags

Triumph also makes golf balls! Hopefully, the balls are just as fast as the bikes!

1. Triumph
   Kawasaki
2. Indian
   BMW

The Indian motorcycle was made in Springfield, Massachusetts. Did you know that motorcycles were a piece of Americana?

1. Italy
   Uganda
2. England
   France

Thank the British for motocross! It's an incredibly demanding sport, and riders drink tea before competing. J/k.

1. Left handlebar grip
   Left foot pedal
2. Right handlebar grip
   There is no throttle

The throttle, located on the right handlebar grip, controls speed. Don't get it confused!

1. Welding
   Engine construction
2. Handlebar creation
   Exhaust construction

A bike is born with welding. The frame is assembled, and the magic takes place after that.

1. Injecting something via a syringe, and molding it
   Molding that is injected into the bike's wheels
2. Small plastic resin pellets that are melted and injected into molds
   Moldings that are then injected with air

This process creates the plastic body trim parts of the bike.

1. Saddlebags
   Wiring cables
2. Foot pegs
   Rear bumper

Motorcycles don't have a rear bumper. Those are for cars. Well, okay, there is such a thing as a rear fender bumper, but that's different.

1. A can of beer
   An animal
2. A tomato can
   Nothing at all

It used a tomato can. But it should have used a beer can, right?

1. Redneck Engineering
   Twisted Twin
2. Anti-Christ
   Confederate

Wow. That's kind of scary.

1. None
   All
2. 5%
   75%

Wow. Say a prayer for that front tire! It's doing a lot of work - both lateral grip and direction control.

1. Toilets
   Radio component parts
2. Silverware
   Microwaves

This was before WWII. They went on to become a tremendous motorcycle manufacturer!

1. A WWII Kamikaze fighter plane
   A WWI boat
2. A flower
   A city in Japan

This tremendous bike is name after a fighter plane, and the peregrine falcon.

1. Indian
   Triumph
2. Brough Superior
   Harley

This was in 1927! Did cars even go that fast then?

1. Selling newspapers
   Making tea
2. Making weaving looms
   Making cars

These looms led the way to making not only superior motorcycles but also a number of other amazing motorized and electronic products.

1. Swimming pools
   Unmanned helicopters
2. Ice cream makers
   Dirt bikes

But shouldn't they, though? I mean, that would be some serious ice cream!

1. 150
   1
2. 13
   50

Only 13! The injustice... The show aired in 1985 on ABC.

1. Trash bags
   Styrofoam
2. Melted bottle crates
   Tin cans

Talk about recycling! But at least they keep your head protected.

1. Rear brake
   Side brake
2. Front brake
   Right foot brake

The front and rear brake are usually used in tandem, but the front brake has the most stopping power. Don't just use the rear brake.

1. They disperse water slower
   They disperse water faster
2. They don't disperse water
   These tires are the exact same

Front tires actually disperse water about three times faster. That seems like a good thing.

1. Tiger
   Cobra
2. Lion
   Puppy

Such a cute name for such a speedy piece of equipment. Leave it to the Italians.

1. Marlon Brando in "The Wild One"
   John Travolta in "Wild Hogs"
2. Dennis Hopper in "Easy Rider"
   Henry Winkler in "Happy Days"

Can you believe it? That bike was ridden by The Fonz!

1. Harley
   Honda
2. Suzuki
   Kawasaki

People assume it's Harley, but it's not. Honda is the most stolen.

1. Hairy Old Guy
   Handsome Opposite Gears
2. Harley Owners Group
   Happy on Gators

Now it just refers to any generic large bike. But Harley did try to trademark it.