If I am reading that graph correctly it's 1 in 112, one stick figure on the graph equals two people. Never underestimate the influence of the movie "The Wild One". Hollywood has done nothing to help the motorcycling cause.Some interesting statistics reported by webbikeworld.com on the number of motorcycles per person in several countries. The USA was last on the list with only 1 bike per 56 people.
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Yes, one stick figure = two people, 28 stick figures = 56 people. Plus on the left it actually shows the number (no need to count stick figures).If I am reading that graph correctly it's 1 in 112, one stick figure on the graph equals two people.
Oops.Yes, one stick figure = two people, 28 stick figures = 56 people. Plus on the left it actually shows the number (no need to count stick figures).If I am reading that graph correctly it's 1 in 112, one stick figure on the graph equals two people.
What? Don't you know that motorcycles is dangerous? Heck, just touching one could cost you an arm... or a leg... or both.
Hahahaha 5 acre parking lot? The mall near me has a 210 acre parking lot!Having travelled a little bit in Europe, I have to say the biggest reason is PARKING. Over there you'll see 40 bikes parked on the sidewalk of a narrow street. Over here, you'll see a mall with a 5 acre parking lot (that runs shuttles to the backup lot during the christmas season). The cities of Europe weren't built with modern traffic in mind.
I'm guessing that Asia is more of an economic issue. Look at how many of the bikes there were mopeds.
What-d-ua.....mean ?If I am reading that graph correctly it's 1 in 112, one stick figure on the graph equals two people. Never underestimate the influence of the movie "The Wild One". Hollywood has done nothing to help the motorcycling cause.Some interesting statistics reported by webbikeworld.com on the number of motorcycles per person in several countries. The USA was last on the list with only 1 bike per 56 people.
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Comments on why? Do you like it this way? Would you like to see more bikes on the road?
The same report showed motorcycles at over 5 million in the US. If your numbers are right and there are about 300 million people, then that would make 1 bike in something under 60 people. Hmmm? Pretty close.About motorcycles per person in the U.S.: I think there are currently about one million registered motorcycles vs. about 300 million cars. Considering the population, that would make it about 300 people per motorcycles. This more or less reflects what I've seen on the road.
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