Cars include SUVs, sedans, and sports cars, as well as motorcycles. Only by understanding the classification of motorcycles can you better choose the motorcycle that suits you.

1. Imitation race/sports car
The streamlined body and the design born for speed can be said to be the favorite of many people. Usually everyone likes to call it a sports car, but I personally think that imitation is more appropriate. It was first launched by the manufacturer for young people who like racing. Many people think that a certain model is too gentle and should not be called an imitation race. I have to complain about these keyboard car gods. As the name suggests, as long as motorcycles manufactured in imitation of racing cars should be called imitation races. Advantages: The engine tends to output at high speed, the power is strong, the pedals are high, the limit of the inclination angle of the vehicle is large, the handlebar is narrow, and it is more suitable for side-mounted postures, suitable for driving on paved roads/tracks. Disadvantages: Fighting in a sitting position, long-distance suffering, tiring daily commuting, and generally poor temperature control for large displacement, is it expensive? A little more expensive than street cars of the same class. Of course, there are also more approachable runners among them, which can be called street runners, but the posture is not so combative, such as Suzuki GSX-250R, Ninja 400 and so on.