'motorbike' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it when referring to a motorcycle. For example, "Joe loves to ride his motorbike on the weekends."
The facts of the actual strike are jettisoned in favour of a ticking-clock climax whereby Scargill/Pacino must race to parliament on a motorbike and make a tear-jerking speech before the miners blow up Sellafield.
They exchange telephone numbers and Pooley talks of rescuing his motorbike in Kenema and realising his original plan to travel around Sierra Leone.
Speaking to reporters as he arrived for work on his motorbike, Varoufakis said: "When we shake hands and say this means A and not B, it means A and not B. Unfortunately, the other side has not shown such an attachment to keeping its word.
The most visible is Hanoi's transportation sector, which shifted dramatically (pdf) from bicycle to motorbike and now to car over the last twenty years.
There are lots of cool cafes such as Deus (on the corner of Venice and Lincoln Boulevards, us.deuscustoms.com), which also houses a motorbike showroom and florist, and it's still off the beaten path with a real local scene.
Burnside is a motorsport enthusiast who loves the Isle of Man TT motorbike races and is a close friend of the former Formula One champion Jackie Stewart, with whom he goes shooting, associates said.
Another time, he rode a motorbike around a rugby playing field pursued by police.
He rides a motorbike - one of the victims heard it pulling away - and wears an all-in-one biker-type suit.
Latifi did everything herself to start with but now has four office staff and five motorbike delivery people.
I get on the back of a motorbike to go to work every day because it's quick and it sends adrenalin rushing through me.
Mike Carter, travel writer and author of Uneasy Rider, a solo motorbike odyssey round Europe Even if you've only got one or two weeks, it's worth embracing your inner backpacker.
