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Motorcycle
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Motorcycle
A two-wheel motorised personal vehicle which is associated with a much higher risk of injury and death than that typical of four-wheeled motor vehicles


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In 1885, Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach (later to be the founders of the Mercedes, the forerunner of the Mercedes Benz), produced the first petroleum powered motor bicycle.
My old friend was as mild mannered a chap as you could find, but there are certain things up with which a chap cannot put, especially as the lass would hardly give him the time of day, whilst the carter leered at him in the superior way like what chaps with motor bicycles do, when they have pulled someone else's bird.
Kuldeep S Sekhon, aged 20, of Leyburn Close, Holbrooks, Coventry, driving with an incorrect licence, using a vehicle without insurance, using a motor bicycle without wearing protective headgear, using a vehicle without lights on, fined pounds 250.
 
 
 
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