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 Ride to Work Day: Two Wheels, One Purpose.  Ride to Work Day puts motorcycles in the spotlight, showing they’re efficient, practical, and a smart way to commute. How a simple commute can change the way the world sees motorcycles Every year, on Ride to Work Day, thousands of riders roll out not for a rally or a road trip, but for something even more powerful — their daily commute. It’s not about speed. It’s not about showing off. It’s about visibility, awareness, and a simple truth: motorcycles are efficient, practical, and more than just weekend toys. The Idea Behind the Day Turning a regular commute into a statement #RideToWorkDay began with a simple goal — to encourage motorcyclists everywhere to ride to their jobs on a designated day. The message is clear: motorcycles aren’t just recreational machines; they’re viable, smart, and environmentally conscious ways to get from point A to point B. It’s a subtle protest against clogged roads, parking shortages, and high fuel consu...

  Good Old Bandit Motorcycle-Dense Countries: A Global Journey on Two Wheels. Discover the global motorcycle phenomenon from Vietnam to Egypt—explore 11 countries where two wheels transform urban life and culture. In a world where the hum of engines is the heartbeat of urban life, motorcycles are more than just vehicles—they're symbols of freedom, resilience, and innovation. Among these, Vietnam stands out as a true epicenter of scooter culture, with millions of motorcycles weaving a dynamic tapestry through its bustling cities. Yet, Vietnam is not alone. Across the globe, numerous countries have embraced the motorcycle as an essential, often transformative, mode of transport. Today, we invite you on a journey that starts in Vietnam and traverses through the top 10 motorcycle-dense nations beyond its borders. From the neon-lit streets of Bangkok to the sun-kissed avenues of Rio de Janeiro, let’s explore the cultural, economic, and urban landscapes that make these countries vibrant ...