The phrase "a motorcycle from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the origin or source of a motorcycle, such as where it was purchased or manufactured.
Example: "I recently bought a motorcycle from a local dealership that specializes in vintage bikes."
Alternatives: "a motorcycle purchased from" or "a motorcycle obtained from".
Since being hit by a motorcycle from behind during the Tour of Spain, I have become overly cautious around them.
In 1915, he built a motorcycle from parts and drove it to college at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Mass.
That night, I stole a motorcycle from a neighbor, ran it three blocks, then put it back in the guy's garage.
Mr. Riley said the museum was now looking for a tractor and a motorcycle from the late 1940's or early 1950's -- perhaps a Vincent Black Shadow -- to add to the collection.
"I want a motorcycle from Thailand, but I don't have the money," said Kon Panlachit, a police officer who brought his Jinlong 110cc motorcycle to Mr. Gu's shop for repairs recently.
His other exploits included discovering (1976) a new species of Iranian cave fish (subsequently named Nemacheilus smithi), traversing East Asia (1962) and the Alps (1963) in a hydrogen balloon, and riding a motorcycle from England back to South Africa in the 1980s.
Mills rode to Morningside Heights on a BMW motorcycle from a house that he had built himself in the country.
From 1987 to 2002 she delivered mail using a motorcycle and from 2002 to 2004 using a car.
In August, Eicher hired a senior executive from Harley-Davidson to head its U.S. operations then snatched a motorcycle designer from Ducati.
Artily erotic, the plot followed Marianne Faithfull on a motorcycle ride from Alsace to Heidelberg to meet her lover, Alain Delon.
"I get very sad when one of my dogs gets ill," said Mr. Brattin, 63, a motorcycle dealer from San Diego.
