World Motorcycle Day celebrates freedom on the road, backed by the Iron Horse. The role of the motorcycle in cultures around the world has been a constant, despite the fact that it has been around for more than 100 years. World Motorcycle Day is for everyone, whether you use a motorcycle to commute or as a summertime hobby.

The history of motorcycles is remarkable. In fact, the first was created by Pierre Michaux in Paris in 1860. The first motorcycle was powered by steam and was just one of many that would emerge over the next decades. In 1885, the first motorcycle powered by internal combustion was invented. From then on, the popularity of this form of conveyance would explode.

Motorcycles are being used in a growing number of ways today, such as delivery driving, passenger conveyance and recreation, or just everyday commuting. These vehicles are very fuel efficient and can be stored easily even in apartments. World Motorcycle Day is the perfect day for anyone who uses their motorcycle as a daily commuter or as a hobbyist or enthusiast who enjoys long rides on their bikes.

World Motorcycle Day can be celebrated by getting out on the roads and enjoying the freedom of riding a motorcycle. Nothing can beat the feeling of the wind in your hair as you cruise along beautiful roads on your motorcycle. You might be struggling to pay the car costs but still need a means to travel to work. If this is you, it may be time to consider becoming a motorcyclist.

These bikes are great for those who can afford them, and they also have a high fuel consumption. If you simply love the power and speed of one of these bikes, this holiday is the perfect excuse to hit the streets.