Germany Is The Birthplace Of Motorcycles

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Germany is the birthplace of motorcycles, and the most well-known company is BMW.
When BMW was first founded, it only produced aircraft engines, as evidenced by the famous blue and white propeller-shaped pattern. In 1921, BMW began to produce motorcycle twin-cylinder engines; in 1923, BMW aircraft designer Max Fritz opened the prelude to the production of complete motorcycles. The 500ml engine is installed in the frame, and the cylinders extend to both sides. This simple and efficient design is still in use today. BMW motorcycles are famous for their sophisticated manufacturing technology and expensive prices. There is a market rule in the field of automobile sales. Whether a car is easy to sell can be seen from the reaction of Germans to it. This rule also applies to the motorcycle market. BMW is famous for its extraordinary quality. Its motorcycles are the leading models selected by many countries' state guest etiquette motorcades.
BMW is characterized by a large number of high-tech electronic products. It is no wonder that Honda Gold Wing wants to copy it.