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At a time when many people across the globe are reeling from financial hardship, commuters are looking for ways to save some money on the cost of fuel. Motorcycles offer a new alternative to standard cars and trucks and have begun to gain popularity recently, particularly amongst younger working males. According to the United States Bureau of Transportation statistics, the average fuel efficiency for a passenger car is approximately 23 miles per gallon. Although there are no set standards for motorcycle fuel efficiency, most manufactures and government officials say that most bikes average well over 50 miles per gallon. If you begin to compare motorcycles against the efficiency of large trucks and SUVs, the advantages become even more noticeable.