This vehicle has a fairly recent history. Not so long ago, this species turned one hundred years old. Until now, this vehicle has not lost its greatness, and until now it has an increasing relevance and gaining momentum in popularity.
This car has come a very long and long way of controversy, age-old fashion and many other problems. All this and more - a motorcycle.
A motorcycle is a two-wheeled vehicle, the main and important control link of which is an internal combustion engine. This is a kind of Pandora's box of the modern world. After all, this engine releases a lot of unpleasant gases into the world, spoils the environment. But even before this engine appeared, there was a lot of controversy and friction over what is the priority for this vehicle. The answer was found, but several years later.
It all began in 1865, when the Old and New Worlds competed in technical progress at once. At the same time, whole complexes of discoveries were invented. The machine business was the main and priority in this world. At this very time, two scientists discovered a new kind of machine, as a result of their innovative endeavors, applying a steam engine to them. They were the American Roper and the Frenchman Perrault. True, what they did also did not fit the framework of society at that time. The engines were coupled, because of this, the car was a rather dangerous mechanism that could collapse at any moment.
And yet, many scientists worked on their models, creating more and more interesting machines. True, due to the shortcomings that these machines possessed, the demand for them was falling every day. Twenty years later, the outstanding German scientist Daimler, having experimented with several samples of the first motorcycles, created his own universal motorcycle using an internal combustion engine. This is how the modern motorcycle, which is known to this day, appeared.
Internal combustion engines are currently used on all motorcycles. They are all applied by Daimler, the great German scientist. True, for a long time many scientists opposed Daimler's innovation in every possible way, but they too soon agreed to the priority of his machine.
