Motorbikes have been one of my favorable vehicles in fact I myself owned one. It's a scooter type of motorbike a Yamaha made and is common amongst Filipinos in the model name of Mio sporty as it is one of the common scooters running around all over the country. We all know that motorbikes are much more effective in heavy traffic as it has the ability to get through faster and avoid lining up with other four-wheel cars, it's just one of the perks of having a motorbike. Besides, more people nowadays prefer using motorbikes over cars since it consumes less gas especially now that the price of petrol companies keeps on rising.
And in connection to it, I will be sharing again another photo series titled Life On Two Wheels, which tackles two-wheeled vehicles, particularly on motorbikes. These photo series are turned into Black and White for these will be my entry for the #monomad challenge of 
A lot of arguments are circulating around about what type of bike consumes lesser gas. Some bikers say scooter-type motorbikes consume more gas rather than bikes that have manual control of shifting of gears, as they believe that the manually shifting of gears also controls the flow of gas, which I'm not sure though. The first three photos by the way are all the manual shifting of gears motorbikes.
On the other hand, these last three photos are all scooter type of motorbikes and happened to be all Honda made scooters, which most individuals believed that regardless of its brand as long its automatic gear shifting it consumes more gas, for their reason, that it has only one control and that's the throttle which you have to rev up for it to change its auto shifting gears. Well, I think both types obviously have differences but with regards to fuel efficiency, it depends on the engine itself as well as the weight of the bike and driver for he's the one controlling the throttle the more he revs up the more gas he consumes.
Above photos are all captured by yours truly using Nikon D5600 with 18-140mm Nikkor lens.