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All Motorcycles and Powered Two- and Three-Wheelers

Powered road vehicles with two or three wheels built to carry one or a few occupants, including motorcycles proper and powered three-wheelers such as auto rickshaws that serve the same close-quarters passenger role in many countries. Belongs here: any motorcycle, moped, scooter or powered three-wheeled passenger or light-cargo vehicle. Does not belong here: unpowered bicycles and other human-powered two-wheelers, grouped under bicycles and human-powered road vehicles, or four-wheeled automobiles.

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All Motorcycles and Powered Two- and Three-Wheelers
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Honda CB1300 Super Four

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Honda CB150R

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Honda CB175

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Honda CB200

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Honda CB223S

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Honda CB250F

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Honda CB250N/CB400N

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Honda CB250RS

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Honda CB300R

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Honda CB350

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Honda CB350F

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Honda CB360

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Honda CB400 Four

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Honda CB400 Super Four

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Honda CB400FOUR

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Honda CB400SS

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Honda CB400T

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Honda CB450

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Honda CB450SC

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Honda CB50

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Honda CB500 Four

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Honda CB500 twin

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Honda CB500T

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Honda CB550

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Honda CB550SC

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Honda CB600F Hornet

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Honda CB650

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Honda CB650 custom

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Honda CB650R

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Honda CB650SC

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Honda CB700SC

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Honda CB750

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Honda CB750K (RC01)

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Honda CB77

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Honda CB900C

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Honda CB900F

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Honda CB900F Hornet

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Honda CBF series

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Honda CBF1000

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Honda CBF125 and CB125F

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Honda CBF150

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Honda CBF250

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Honda CBF500

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Honda CBF600

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Honda CBR series

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Honda CBR1000F Hurricane

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Honda CBR1000RR

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Honda CBR1100XX Super Blackbird

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Honda CBR125R

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Honda CBR150R

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1. Wikipedia: Motorcycle
WikipediaMotorcycle, History section
Quote, Motorcycle, History section
The 1885 Daimler Reitwagen made by Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach in Germany was the first internal combustion petroleum-fueled motorcycle.
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