Books with title Motorcycles!

Answers questions about motorcyles, including "How do they work?", "Can a motorcycle be almost silent?", "Which motorcycle is faster than a Formula 1 car?", and "What might future motorcycles look like?"

Describes the history and characteristics of motorcycles, how they are made, how they work, and their varied uses. Also discusses important racing competitions.

Book by Morse, Jenifer Corr

Describes the different parts of motorcycles, some of the various kinds of cycles that have been developed, and ways in which cycles have been used

Contents include: What are motorcycles? What do motorcycles look like? What are motorcycles made of? What did motorcycles look like a long time ago? What is a scooter? What is a touring motorcycle? What is an ATV? What is a dirt bike?

Discusses the latest technical developments in motorcycle design, evaluuating how easily and how cheaply they they can be applied, and includes sections on the engine, suspension, and production techniques

A beginning reader that offers labeled photographs and diagrams that identify vehickle parts. For motivated young readersit's abook about what is.for reluctant readers it is a "how Things Work"!

Whether it's racing on a track at dangerous speeds or off-road racing over a rough course, motorcycle racing is a popular sport for riders and spectators alike. Explore the history of the sport and the daring riders--past and present--leaving their mark on racing history.

Introduces different types of motorcycles, riding techniques, and the world of motorcycle racing, from motocross, speedway, and drag racing to desert and ice racing.

"Explains the history of motorcycle racing and the how-to of the sport"--Provided by publisher.

Provides information on riding a motorcycle, motorcycle engines, the various uses of motorcycles, and presents a relevant historical timeline.

Describes different kinds of motorcycles and how they are designed, discussing such topics as engine power, superbikes, off-road racers, and drag racing