There are many types of motorcycles, and the body length varies depending on the brand and model. Generally, the length of most common motorcycles is around 2 meters. Larger models may exceed 2 meters, while smaller ones are close to 2 meters. Except for some special, particularly large or small models, most motorcycles are approximately 2 meters in length. Two-wheeled motorcycles: Two-wheeled motorcycles come in two types: off-road and road models. Off-road motorcycles are usually equipped with a single-cylinder gasoline engine, with a cylinder displacement typically ranging from 125 to 400 milliliters. On good roads, they can reach speeds of up to 150 kilometers per hour. These motorcycles are versatile and can be modified for use as off-road racing bikes. Road motorcycles generally feature 2 to 4-cylinder gasoline engines with displacements exceeding 400 milliliters. On highways, these motorcycles can achieve speeds of up to 200 kilometers per hour, making them suitable for long-distance travel. They can also be used as high-speed road racing bikes. Motorcycle types: Motorcycles do not have a standard length; the type of motorcycle is determined by engine displacement rather than body size. Just as the type of driver's license for passenger cars is determined by the number of seats rather than the car's size or engine displacement, motorcycles with an engine displacement of 50cc or less are classified as light motorcycles, while those between 50cc and 250cc (inclusive) are considered large motorcycles. Light motorcycles are not allowed to carry passengers and are limited to single riders, with a maximum capacity of one person. Large motorcycles can carry passengers, with a maximum capacity of two people.
