In modern times, cars and electric vehicles are common modes of transportation. In recent years, as people pursue higher-quality travel experiences, more and more vehicles have begun favoring automobiles, leading to a sustained increase in car usage. During this shift, many might wonder: Remember when motorcycles were so popular? Why have they become less common? This is indeed a fact. China's motorcycle market boomed starting in the 1990s, even becoming the primary mode of transportation for many families. However, after the widespread adoption of cars and electric vehicles, motorcycles have largely disappeared. On one hand, this is due to “motor vehicle bans” in major cities. On the other hand, it's because cars have gradually replaced motorcycles as people's new pursuit in transportation, while electric vehicles have become a supplementary means of travel. This has led to a continuous decline in the number of motorcycle riders.