Motorcycles represent an entire era in the development of humanity. Ever since the invention of the wheel, there has been a desire to ride it. Initially, there were bicycles, powered solely by the physical strength of the rider. By the end of the 19th century, we had learned to ride on two wheels with the help of engines. Today, we have it all: steam, gasoline, diesel and electric motors, with an unimaginable variety of motorcycle forms and functions. But if you have decided to join this culture and buy a motorcycle, you need to understand them. Let's explore how they differ.

In the world of motorcycling, the excitement begins even before you hit the road – it starts with the pivotal decision to buy a motorcycle. This process is not just about finding a bike. In fact, it is more about defining your lifestyle, needs and dreams. With an array of options available, the question “Which type of motorcycle is right for me?” is more relevant than ever. Whether you are a seasoned rider or a newcomer to the biking world, understanding the different types of motorcycles and what they offer is crucial in making an informed choice. This decision marks the start of a journey that reflects your personality and riding aspirations.

This past weekend was a landmark moment for us at Sharmax as we made our debut at the Custom Show Emirates, running from March 1st to 3rd. The Custom Show Emirates 2024 (CSE) is the Middle East's premier exhibition of custom cars and motorcycles, and we were thrilled to be a part of it!

Exploring the Essence of Two-Wheeled Heritage The allure of motorcycles transcends mere transportation, symbolizing liberty, adventure, and power. Among the plethora of manufacturers, certain iconic motorcycle brands have risen to prominence, not merely for their exceptional machines but as embodiments of distinct lifestyles and community identities. This exploration delves into the annals of motorcycle history, highlighting those manufacturers whose groundbreaking contributions and enduring legacies have captivated riders worldwide.