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Well, you can simply draw the motorcycles that you envision.
Just understand that a motorcycle contains a frame, a basic chasis, an engine of given size (usually V-Twin), sometimes they’re chain driven or shaft driven.
Get a used motorcycle and take it apart. It’s just a bunch of simple components
that add up.
Then, put it back together.

If you want learn and get some experience with how a motorcycle works, how to tear them down and rebuild, fix etc, this is what I’d do:

- Research online the names of different parts, what they do, and how they work;
- Buy a cheap, possibly old, preferably not working properly, common motorcycle which you know it has spare parts (and possibly cheap modifications);
- See if you can find a manufacturer’s repair manual for it;
- Disassemble a couple parts, rebuild them, put them back in. Go for another couple parts. Don’t disassemble it all at once or you may have a headache before you have the know how;
- Tinker with it, try some mods. Mess with it to find out what happens when you do something and why it happened;
- Research more, ask people for info. Do it all again and move to another model.

From that to drawing? Well, it may be a long way, but at least you’ll know how stuff works and that will probably show up in your drawings.

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A few years ago I wanted to learn some stuff about basics of cars and that’s exactly what I did. Cheap diesel car, cheap different parts from scrapyards (better ones), a manufacturer’s manual and lots of help. Ended up with a little Frankenstein car a lots of lost time but it was worth it. I miss the little beater!