Published October 10, 2025 by Michael Le Pard , Editor‑in‑Chief
Total Motorcycle Bikers Dictionary
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Gauges – Displays information to the rider on speed [Speedometer], RPM (revolutions per minute) [Tachometer], Total Distance Traveled [Odometer], Fuel, Trip Distance and more.
| G (Suffix): Motorcycle designation suffix, often for “Gran Turismo” or “General.” | ||
| Gadget Bike: Motorcycle overloaded with electronic gadgets and accessories. | ||
| Gadget Bike: Motorcycle overloaded with electronic gadgets. | ||
| Gadget Mount: Bracket for attaching GPS, phone, or gadgets. | ||
| Gadget Patch: Patch symbolizing love of gadgets. | ||
| Gadget Rider: Rider known for using gadgets. | ||
| Gadget Zone: Zone emphasizing electronic accessories. | ||
| Gaff Tape: Heavy‑duty tape for temporary repairs. | ||
| Gag Bike: Joke or novelty motorcycle. | ||
| Gag It: Full roll‑on in high gear from ~50–60 mph, emphasizing torque. | ||
| Gag Patch: Patch symbolizing humor or jokes. | ||
| Gag Rider: Rider known for pranks. | ||
| Gag Zone: Zone symbolizing humor. | ||
| Gain Patch: Patch symbolizing achievement or gain. | ||
| Gain Rider: Rider achieving success. | ||
| Gain Zone: Zone symbolizing progress. | ||
| Gal Patch: Patch symbolizing female riders. | ||
| Gal Rider: Female motorcycle rider. | ||
| Gal Run: Ride organized for women riders. | ||
| Gal Vest: Vest symbolizing female riders. | ||
| Gal Zone: Zone for women riders. | ||
| Gallery Bike: Show bike displayed in galleries. | ||
| Gallery Patch: Patch symbolizing art or display. | ||
| Gallery Rider: Rider known for showmanship. | ||
| Gallery Zone: Zone for show bikes. | ||
| Galvanized Frame: Frame coated with zinc for rust protection. | ||
| Galvanized Patch: Patch symbolizing strength. | ||
| Galvanized Zone: Zone emphasizing durability. | ||
| Gambler Patch: Patch symbolizing risk‑taking. | ||
| Gambler Rider: Rider known for risk‑taking. | ||
| Gambler Run: Ride themed around gambling stops. | ||
| Gambler Zone: Zone symbolizing risk. | ||
| Game Patch: Patch symbolizing competition. | ||
| Game Rider: Rider competing in games. | ||
| Game Run: Ride involving motorcycle games. | ||
| Game Zone: Zone for biker games. | ||
| Gang Colors: Patches and colors of outlaw clubs. | ||
| Gang Patch: Patch symbolizing gang affiliation. | ||
| Gang Rider: Rider affiliated with outlaw club. | ||
| Gang Run: Ride organized by motorcycle gang. | ||
| Gang Vest: Vest displaying gang colors. | ||
| Gang Zone: Zone symbolizing outlaw culture. | ||
| Garage Bike: Motorcycle stored or built in garage. | ||
| Garage Build: Custom build done at home. | ||
| Garage Door Opener: Remote opener mounted on bike. | ||
| Garage Patch: Patch symbolizing garage builds. | ||
| Garage Queen: Bike rarely ridden, mostly displayed. | ||
| Garage Rider: Rider working from home garage. | ||
| Garage Sale Bike: Cheap motorcycle bought secondhand. | ||
| Garage Zone: Zone symbolizing garage culture. | ||
| Garbage Bike: Poorly maintained or junk motorcycle. | ||
| Garbage Patch: Patch symbolizing junk bikes. | ||
| Garbage Rider: Rider of poorly maintained bike. | ||
| Garbage Wagon: Heavily loaded touring bike; sometimes scornful outlaw slang. | ||
| Garbage Zone: Zone symbolizing junk culture. | ||
| Garden Snake Pipes: Exhaust pipes shaped like snakes. | ||
| Garden Zone: Zone symbolizing nature rides. | ||
| Gas Analyzer: Tool measuring exhaust gas composition. | ||
| Gas Bag: Slang for auxiliary fuel container. | ||
| Gas Bike: Motorcycle powered by gasoline. | ||
| Gas Cap: Cover sealing fuel inlet. | ||
| Gas Cap: Cover sealing the fuel inlet on tank. | ||
| Gas Flowing: Cylinder head modification improving airflow. | ||
| Gas Gauge: Instrument showing fuel level. | ||
| Gas Leak: Fuel leaking from tank or line. | ||
| Gas Mileage: Distance traveled per unit of fuel. | ||
| Gas Patch: Patch symbolizing fuel. | ||
| Gas Rider: Rider known for speed. | ||
| Gas Run: Ride to fuel stop. | ||
| Gas Station Stop: Common stop during group rides. | ||
| Gas Surprise: Running out of gas after forgetting reserve switch. | ||
| Gas Tank Badge: Decorative emblem on fuel tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Bib: Leather cover protecting tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Cap: Locking or sealing cap for tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Console: Panel on tank with gauges. | ||
| Gas Tank Cover: Decorative or protective cover. | ||
| Gas Tank Decal: Sticker applied to fuel tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Emblem: Metal or plastic emblem. | ||
| Gas Tank Knee Pads: Rubber pads for rider’s knees. | ||
| Gas Tank Liner: Coating preventing rust inside tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Mount: Brackets securing tank to frame. | ||
| Gas Tank Ornament: Decorative piece mounted on fuel tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Ornament: Decorative piece on tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Pad: Rubber pad protecting tank from scratches. | ||
| Gas Tank Pad: Rubber pad protecting tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Petcock: Valve controlling fuel flow from tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Petcock: Valve controlling fuel flow. | ||
| Gas Tank Protector: Pad or cover preventing tank damage. | ||
| Gas Tank Protector: Pad protecting tank from scratches. | ||
| Gas Tank Range: Distance achievable on full tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Sensor: Sensor detecting fuel level in tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Sensor: Sensor detecting fuel level. | ||
| Gas Tank Shroud: Covering around tank for styling. | ||
| Gas Tank Strap: Strap securing tank in place. | ||
| Gas Tank Trim: Decorative trim around fuel tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Trim: Decorative trim around tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Vent: Vent allowing air into tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Wrap: Vinyl wrap covering fuel tank. | ||
| Gas Tank Wrap: Vinyl wrap covering tank. | ||
| Gas Tank: Fuel reservoir mounted on motorcycle frame. | ||
| Gas Tank: Reservoir storing motorcycle’s fuel. | ||
| Gas Tap: Valve controlling fuel flow (petcock). | ||
| Gas Tap: Valve controlling fuel flow. | ||
| Gas Tap: Valve controlling gasoline flow. | ||
| Gas Tester: Tool testing fuel quality. | ||
| Gas Zone: Zone symbolizing fuel or gasoline. | ||
| Gas Zone: Zone symbolizing fuel. | ||
| Gasket Kit: Set of replacement gaskets. | ||
| Gasket Sealant: Sealant applied to gaskets for sealing. | ||
| Gasket Sealant: Sealant applied to gaskets. | ||
| Gasket Surface: Surface where gasket seals. | ||
| Gasket Zone: Zone symbolizing sealing or gaskets. | ||
| Gasket Zone: Zone symbolizing sealing. | ||
| Gasket: Sealing material preventing leaks between engine parts. | ||
| Gasket: Sealing material preventing leaks between parts. | ||
| Gasket: Sealing material preventing leaks. | ||
| Gasodometer: Using trip odometer as substitute fuel gauge. | ||
| Gasohol: Fuel blend of gasoline and ethanol. | ||
| Gasoline Additive: Chemical improving fuel performance. | ||
| Gasoline Octane: Rating of fuel’s resistance to knock. | ||
| Gasoline Stabilizer: Additive preventing fuel degradation. | ||
| Gasoline Vapor Lock: Fuel boiling in line, blocking flow. | ||
| Gasoline Vent: Vent allowing air into tank. | ||
| Gasoline Zone: Zone requiring fuel checks. | ||
| Gasoline Zone: Zone symbolizing fuel. | ||
| Gasoline Zone: Zone symbolizing gasoline. | ||
| Gasoline: Standard petroleum fuel for motorcycles. | ||
| Gate Patch: Patch symbolizing entry or access. | ||
| Gate Patch: Patch symbolizing entry. | ||
| Gate Rider: Rider guarding entry or gate. | ||
| Gate Rider: Rider guarding entry. | ||
| Gate Run: Ride symbolizing entry or access. | ||
| Gate Run: Ride symbolizing entry. | ||
| Gate Zone: Zone symbolizing entry or access. | ||
| Gate Zone: Zone symbolizing entry. | ||
| Gauge Cluster: Group of gauges mounted on dashboard. | ||
| Gauge Cluster: Group of gauges on dashboard. | ||
| Gauge Pod: Housing for additional gauges. | ||
| Gauge Pod: Housing for additional or aftermarket gauges. | ||
| Gauge Reading: Measurement displayed on a gauge. | ||
| Gauge Reading: Measurement displayed on gauge. | ||
| Gauge Set: Complete set of gauges. | ||
| Gauge Set: Complete set of motorcycle gauges. | ||
| Gauge Sweep: Movement of gauge needle across dial. | ||
| Gauge Sweep: Movement of gauge needle. | ||
| Gauge Wiring: Electrical wiring for gauge connections. | ||
| Gauge Wiring: Electrical wiring for gauges. | ||
| Gauge Zone: Zone emphasizing monitoring of gauges. | ||
| Gauge Zone: Zone for monitoring gauges. | ||
| Gauges: Instruments showing speed, RPM, distance, fuel, and more. | ||
| Gauntlet Gloves: Long protective gloves covering wrists and forearms. | ||
| Gauntlet Gloves: Long protective gloves covering wrists. | ||
| Gauntlet Patch: Patch symbolizing protection or endurance. | ||
| Gauntlet Patch: Patch symbolizing protection. | ||
| Gauntlet Rider: Rider wearing gauntlet gloves. | ||
| Gauntlet Run: Ride symbolizing endurance or challenge. | ||
| Gauntlet Run: Ride symbolizing endurance. | ||
| Gauntlet Zone: Zone symbolizing protection or endurance. | ||
| Gauntlet Zone: Zone symbolizing protection. | ||
| Gavel Patch: Patch symbolizing authority or leadership. | ||
| Gavel Patch: Patch symbolizing authority. | ||
| Gavel Rider: Rider acting as judge or leader. | ||
| Gavel Zone: Zone symbolizing authority or leadership. | ||
| Gavel Zone: Zone symbolizing authority. | ||
| GBIS: Acronym for “Gorgeous But It’s Slow” (Kawasaki 1500 Classic). | ||
| GBNF: Acronym for “Gone But Not Forgotten.” | ||
| G‑Clamp: Tool for clamping motorcycle parts. | ||
| Gear Change: Act of shifting gears during riding. | ||
| Gear Change: Act of shifting gears while riding. | ||
| Gear Change: Act of shifting gears. | ||
| Gear Driven Cam: Camshaft driven by gears. | ||
| Gear Driven Cam: Camshaft powered directly by gears. | ||
| Gear Driven Primary: Primary drive using gears instead of chain. | ||
| Gear Driven Primary: Primary drive using gears. | ||
| Gear Driven Water Pump: Water pump driven by gears. | ||
| Gear Driven Water Pump: Water pump powered by gear system. | ||
| Gear Driven Water Pump: Water pump powered by gears. | ||
| Gear Driven Zone: Zone using gear drive. | ||
| Gear Indicator Light: Light showing current gear. | ||
| Gear Indicator: Display showing current gear. | ||
| Gear Indicator: Display showing current transmission gear. | ||
| Gear Jam: Transmission stuck between gears. | ||
| Gear Lash: Clearance between meshed gear teeth. | ||
| Gear Lash: Clearance between meshed gears. | ||
| Gear Lever Rubber: Rubber covering gear lever. | ||
| Gear Lever: Foot‑operated lever for shifting gears. | ||
| Gear Noise: Noise from transmission gears. | ||
| Gear Noise: Sound produced by gears. | ||
| Gear Noise: Sound produced by transmission gears. | ||
| Gear Oil Pump: Pump circulating gear oil. | ||
| Gear Oil: Lubricant for gearboxes. | ||
| Gear Oil: Lubricant formulated for gearboxes and transmissions. | ||
| Gear Oil: Lubricant formulated for transmissions and gearboxes. | ||
| Gear Position Sensor: Sensor detecting current gear selection. | ||
| Gear Position Sensor: Sensor detecting gear position. | ||
| Gear Ratio: Ratio of teeth between gears. | ||
| Gear Ratio: Ratio of teeth between meshed gears. | ||
| Gear Reduction Starter: Starter motor with gear reduction. | ||
| Gear Selector Drum: Drum controlling gear engagement. | ||
| Gear Selector Drum: Drum controlling gear selection. | ||
| Gear Selector Fork: Fork moving gears into mesh. | ||
| Gear Selector Fork: Fork moving gears into place. | ||
| Gear Selector Shaft: Shaft operating selector forks. | ||
| Gear Set Ratio: Ratio of gear teeth. | ||
| Gear Set: Collection of gears inside transmission. | ||
| Gear Shift Drum: Drum controlling gear engagement. | ||
| Gear Shift Fork: Fork moving gears into place. | ||
| Gear Shift Fork: Fork moving gears. | ||
| Gear Shift Indicator: Display showing selected gear. | ||
| Gear Shift Lever: Lever used to change gears. | ||
| Gear Shift Linkage: Linkage connecting shift lever to transmission. | ||
| Gear Shift Linkage: Linkage connecting shift lever. | ||
| Gear Shift Pattern: Arrangement of gear positions. | ||
| Gear Shift Pedal: Pedal operating gear shift. | ||
| Gear Shift Shaft: Shaft operating shift mechanism. | ||
| Gear Shift Zone: Zone for shifting gears. | ||
| Gear Slippage: Gear disengaging under load. | ||
| Gear Teeth: Teeth on gear wheels. | ||
| Gear Train: Series of gears transmitting motion. | ||
| Gear Wear: Wear on gear teeth. | ||
| Gear Whine: Noise from worn gears. | ||
| Gear Whine: Noise from worn or misaligned gears. | ||
| Gear Zone: Zone emphasizing gear operation. | ||
| Gear Zone: Zone for gear operation. | ||
| Gear: Toothed wheel transmitting force and motion between shafts. | ||
| Gearbox: Transmission housing containing gears. | ||
| Gearhead Patch: Patch symbolizing mechanical obsession. | ||
| Gearhead Rider: Rider obsessed with mechanics. | ||
| Gearhead Zone: Zone for gearheads. | ||
| Gearhead: Enthusiast or mechanic obsessed with engines and machines. | ||
| Gearhead: Rider or mechanic obsessed with mechanics. | ||
| Gearless Bike: Motorcycle with automatic transmission. | ||
| Gearshift: Mechanism enabling rider to change gears. | ||
| Gel Battery: Maintenance‑free battery using gel electrolyte. | ||
| Gel Pad Seat: Seat with gel insert for comfort. | ||
| Gel Patch: Patch symbolizing comfort. | ||
| Gel Rider: Rider using gel seat. | ||
| Gel Vest: Vest with gel padding. | ||
| Gel Zone: Zone emphasizing comfort. | ||
| General Patch: Patch symbolizing leadership. | ||
| General Rider: Rider acting as leader. | ||
| General Run: Ride symbolizing leadership. | ||
| General Zone: Zone symbolizing authority. | ||
| Generator Cover: Protective cover over generator. | ||
| Generator Cover: Protective cover over motorcycle generator. | ||
| Generator Drive: Mechanism driving generator from engine. | ||
| Generator Rotor: Rotating part of generator producing current. | ||
| Generator Stator: Stationary coil assembly inside generator. | ||
| Generator Voltage Regulator: Device controlling generator output voltage. | ||
| Generator: Device converting mechanical energy into electrical power. | ||
| Generator: Device converting mechanical energy into electricity. | ||
| Gen‑Set: Slang for generator set powering accessories. | ||
| Gentleman’s Express: Nickname for Kawasaki GPZ1100 sport‑tourer. | ||
| Gentleman’s Ride: Charity ride supporting men’s health causes. | ||
| German Helmet: WWII‑style half helmet, outlaw fashion. | ||
| German Iron: Slang for BMW or German motorcycles. | ||
| German Silver: Decorative chrome‑like finish on parts. | ||
| Get Off: Slang for motorcycle crash; “eat asphalt.” | ||
| Getaway Bike: Motorcycle used for quick escape. | ||
| G‑Force Meter: Device measuring acceleration forces. | ||
| G‑Force Patch: Patch symbolizing speed. | ||
| G‑Force Rider: Rider known for speed. | ||
| G‑Force Zone: Zone symbolizing acceleration. | ||
| G‑Force: Force experienced during acceleration or cornering. | ||
| GFxD: Club acronym “God Forgives, (X) Don’t.” | ||
| Ghost Brakes: Brakes fading or not responding. | ||
| Ghost Flames: Subtle flame paint visible in light. | ||
| Ghost Rider: Slang for reckless, anonymous street racer. | ||
| Ghost Shift: False or missed gear change. | ||
| Ghost Spark: Ignition spark occurring unexpectedly. | ||
| Ghosting: Motorcycle moving without rider control. | ||
| Giant Killer: Small bike outperforming larger machines. | ||
| Giblets: Chrome accessories or decorative motorcycle parts. | ||
| Giddy‑Up: Slang for accelerating quickly. | ||
| Giggle Gas: Slang for nitrous oxide (NOS). | ||
| Giggle Patch: Patch symbolizing nitrous oxide use. | ||
| Gilded Tank: Fuel tank with gold leaf decoration. | ||
| Gimmick Bike: Motorcycle built for show, not function. | ||
| Gingerbread: Excessive chrome or decorative accessories. | ||
| Ginmill: Slang for a bar or tavern. | ||
| Girder Fork: Early fork design with linkages. | ||
| Girlie Bike: Slang for smaller, lightweight motorcycle. | ||
| Girth Strap: Strap securing luggage or tank bag. | ||
| Give It The Gun: Slang for full throttle. | ||
| Gixer: Nickname for Suzuki GSX‑R sportbike series. | ||
| Gladiator Bars: Oversized, aggressive custom handlebars. | ||
| Glare Shield: Visor or shield reducing glare. | ||
| Glass Pack Muffler: Straight‑through muffler with fiberglass packing. | ||
| Glide Forks: Harley telescopic fork design. | ||
| Glide Ride: Smooth, comfortable touring ride. | ||
| Glide Seat: Plush touring seat for comfort. | ||
| Glide Shield: Large touring windshield. | ||
| Glide Style: Harley touring styling theme. | ||
| Glide Zone: Zone for smooth touring rides. | ||
| Glide: Harley touring models with “Glide” suffix. | ||
| Glitter Bike: Custom bike with heavy metallic paint. | ||
| Glitter Chrome: Excessive chrome accessories. | ||
| Glitter Patch: Patch with metallic thread. | ||
| Glitter Rider: Rider with flashy gear. | ||
| Glitter Show Bike: Show bike with excessive sparkle. | ||
| Glitter Trend: Custom trend emphasizing sparkle. | ||
| Glitter Vest: Vest with metallic decoration. | ||
| Global Positioning System (GPS): Satellite navigation system for motorcycles. | ||
| Glove Box: Small storage compartment in fairing. | ||
| Glove Liner: Thin liner worn under gloves. | ||
| Glove Patch: Patch symbolizing protective gloves. | ||
| Glove Zone: Zone requiring protective gloves. | ||
| Glow Plug: Heating element in diesel engines. | ||
| Glow Strip: Reflective or glowing strip on gear. | ||
| Glow Zone: Zone requiring high visibility. | ||
| Glowing Pipes: Exhaust pipes glowing from heat. | ||
| Glowing Review: Positive review of motorcycle. | ||
| Glowing Tank: Tank glowing with paint effect. | ||
| Glowing Trend: Custom trend using glow effects. | ||
| Glowing Vest: Vest with glowing trim. | ||
| Glowing Zone: Zone with glowing accessories. | ||
| G‑Man Patch: Patch symbolizing law enforcement. | ||
| G‑Man Rider: Rider affiliated with law enforcement. | ||
| G‑Man Zone: Zone symbolizing law enforcement. | ||
| Go Bag: Emergency bag carried on rides. | ||
| Go Bag: Emergency essentials bag carried on rides. | ||
| Go Fast Parts: Aftermarket parts boosting performance and speed. | ||
| Go Fast Parts: Performance‑enhancing aftermarket parts. | ||
| Go Juice: Slang for gasoline or nitrous oxide. | ||
| Go Juice: Slang for gasoline or nitrous. | ||
| Go Kart Bike: Mini bike styled like a go‑kart. | ||
| Go Kart Bike: Mini bike styled like go‑kart. | ||
| Go Patch: Patch symbolizing speed or action. | ||
| Go Patch: Patch symbolizing speed, action, or momentum. | ||
| Go Pro: Action camera mounted on helmet or bike. | ||
| Go Pro: Action camera mounted on helmet/bike. | ||
| Go Ride: Slang for heading out to ride. | ||
| Go Zone: Zone for riding action. | ||
| Go Zone: Zone symbolizing action, speed, or riding. | ||
| Goal Post Bars: Handlebars shaped like goal posts. | ||
| Goat Trail: Narrow, rough back road. | ||
| Goat Trail: Narrow, rough, winding back road. | ||
| Goatsbelly: Large silencing chamber in Vulcan exhaust system. | ||
| Gob Iron: Old slang term for carburetor. | ||
| Gob Iron: Slang for carburetor. | ||
| God Patch: Patch symbolizing religious affiliation. | ||
| God Patch: Patch symbolizing religious or spiritual affiliation. | ||
| God Ride: Ride dedicated to faith or spirituality. | ||
| God Ride: Ride dedicated to faith. | ||
| God Squad: Religious motorcycle club or ministry riders. | ||
| God Squad: Religious motorcycle club. | ||
| Godspeed: Blessing for safe travels. | ||
| Godspeed: Blessing wishing safe travels to riders. | ||
| Goggle the Horizon: Old biker term meaning “be careful” or “keep your chin up.” | ||
| Gold Flake Paint: Paint with gold metallic flakes. | ||
| Gold Flake Paint: Paint with metallic gold flakes. | ||
| Gold Leaf Tank: Tank decorated with gold leaf. | ||
| Gold Patch: Patch symbolizing gold or achievement. | ||
| Gold Patch: Patch with gold embroidery. | ||
| Gold Plated Parts: Motorcycle parts plated in gold. | ||
| Gold Star: Classic BSA Gold Star motorcycle. | ||
| Gold Wing Club: Club for Honda Gold Wing owners. | ||
| Gold Wing Patch: Patch symbolizing Gold Wing riders. | ||
| Gold Wing Rider: Rider of Honda Gold Wing. | ||
| Gold Wing Tour: Touring event for Gold Wing riders. | ||
| Gold Wing Zone: Zone for Gold Wing enthusiasts. | ||
| Gold Wing: Honda’s flagship touring motorcycle. | ||
| Golden Age Bikes: Classic motorcycles from 1930s–50s. | ||
| Golden Anniversary Model: Special edition marking 50 years. | ||
| Golden Boy Tires: Popular vintage tire brand. | ||
| Golden Era Customs: Customs styled after 1950s. | ||
| Golden Gate Run: Ride across Golden Gate Bridge. | ||
| Golden Glow Paint: Paint with golden hue. | ||
| Golden Helmet: Award for racing achievement. | ||
| Golden Oldie: Classic or vintage motorcycle. | ||
| Golden Patch: Patch symbolizing anniversary or achievement. | ||
| Golden Rider: Experienced, veteran rider. | ||
| Golden Rule Ride: Charity ride promoting kindness. | ||
| Golden Spoke Award: Award for custom builders. | ||
| Golden Tank: Tank painted gold. | ||
| Golden Trend: Custom trend using gold finishes. | ||
| Golden Vest: Vest with gold trim. | ||
| Golden Zone: Zone celebrating golden era bikes. | ||
| Goober Grease: Slang for thick axle grease. | ||
| Good Buddy: CB radio slang for friend. | ||
| Good Patch: Patch symbolizing good deeds. | ||
| Good Samaritan Ride: Charity ride helping others. | ||
| Good Times Run: Ride celebrating fun and freedom. | ||
| Good Vibrations: Slang for enjoyable ride. | ||
| Good Weather Rider: Rider who only rides in good weather. | ||
| Good Year Tires: Popular tire brand. | ||
| Goose Neck: Frame tube curving to steering head. | ||
| Goose Patch: Patch symbolizing Moto Guzzi. | ||
| Goose Rider: Rider of Moto Guzzi. | ||
| Goose Run: Moto Guzzi rally or ride. | ||
| Goose Zone: Zone for Moto Guzzi riders. | ||
| Goose: Slang for Moto Guzzi motorcycle. | ||
| Goosing It: Canadian slang for riding hard or fast. | ||
| Gopher Run: Charity ride in Minnesota. | ||
| Gore‑Tex: Waterproof, windproof, breathable membrane used in riding gear. | ||
| Gorilla Bars: Oversized, tall ape‑hanger handlebars. | ||
| Gorilla Grip: Strong grip on handlebars. | ||
| Gorilla Patch: Patch symbolizing strength. | ||
| Gorilla Rider: Rider known for strength or size. | ||
| Gothic Bike: Custom motorcycle styled with gothic themes. | ||
| Gothic Flames: Flame paint with gothic or dark styling. | ||
| Gothic Patch: Patch symbolizing gothic biker culture. | ||
| Gothic Rider: Rider adopting gothic fashion or style. | ||
| Gothic Show Bike: Show bike with gothic design. | ||
| Gothic Trend: Custom trend emphasizing gothic elements. | ||
| GP (Grand Prix): International motorcycle racing championship series. | ||
| GP Bike: Motorcycle designed for Grand Prix racing. | ||
| GP Circuit: Racetrack used for Grand Prix events. | ||
| GP Leathers: Racing leathers designed for GP riders. | ||
| GP Patch: Patch symbolizing Grand Prix racing. | ||
| GP Rider: Professional Grand Prix motorcycle racer. | ||
| GP Shift Pattern: Reverse shift pattern used in racing. | ||
| GP Style Exhaust: Exhaust styled after GP race bikes. | ||
| GP Track: Track used for Grand Prix racing. | ||
| GP Zone: Zone dedicated to GP racing. | ||
| GPS: Global Positioning System; satellite navigation for motorcycles. | ||
| Grab Bar: Passenger handhold mounted behind seat. | ||
| Grab Handle: Handle for passenger or lifting bike. | ||
| Grab Patch: Patch symbolizing grip or control. | ||
| Grab Rail: Passenger handhold for stability. | ||
| Grab Rail: Passenger handhold mounted behind seat. | ||
| Grab Strap: Strap across seat for passenger. | ||
| Grab Zone: Zone emphasizing grip or control. | ||
| Grabbing a Handful: Over‑applying brakes or throttle suddenly. | ||
| Grain Leather: Leather with natural grain finish. | ||
| Grain Patch: Patch symbolizing leather grain. | ||
| Grain Seat: Seat covered in grain leather. | ||
| Grain Tank Bag: Tank bag made of grain leather. | ||
| Grain Vest: Vest made of grain leather. | ||
| Grain Zone: Zone emphasizing leather grain. | ||
| Gran Prix Patch: Patch symbolizing Grand Prix racing. | ||
| Gran Turismo (GT): Touring motorcycle designation. | ||
| Gran Turismo Bike: Motorcycle designed for long touring. | ||
| Gran Turismo Patch: Patch symbolizing touring style. | ||
| Gran Turismo Rider: Rider focused on long‑distance touring. | ||
| Gran Turismo Zone: Zone for touring motorcycles. | ||
| Grand National Bike: Motorcycle built for flat track. | ||
| Grand National Patch: Patch symbolizing racing series. | ||
| Grand National Rider: Rider competing in series. | ||
| Grand National Track: Track used for flat track. | ||
| Grand National Zone: Zone for flat track racing. | ||
| Grand National: U.S. flat track racing series. | ||
| Granite Paint: Paint with stone‑like texture. | ||
| Granite Patch: Patch symbolizing strength. | ||
| Granite Rider: Rider known for toughness. | ||
| Granite Zone: Zone symbolizing strength. | ||
| Graphite Grease: Lubricant containing graphite. | ||
| Graphite Paint: Paint with graphite finish. | ||
| Graphite Patch: Patch symbolizing graphite. | ||
| Graphite Rider: Rider using graphite parts. | ||
| Graphite Zone: Zone emphasizing graphite. | ||
| Gravel Guard: Guard protecting from gravel. | ||
| Gravel Patch: Patch symbolizing gravel roads. | ||
| Gravel Rash: Road rash from sliding on gravel. | ||
| Gravel Road Ride: Ride on gravel roads. | ||
| Gravel Tires: Tires designed for gravel traction. | ||
| Gravel Zone: Zone with gravel hazards. | ||
| Gray Market Bike: Motorcycle imported unofficially, not sold domestically. | ||
| Grease Cap: Cap sealing wheel bearing grease. | ||
| Grease Gun: Tool for applying grease. | ||
| Grease Monkey: Slang for mechanic. | ||
| Grease Patch: Patch symbolizing mechanics. | ||
| Grease Rag: Rag used for wiping grease. | ||
| Grease Seal: Seal preventing grease leakage. | ||
| Grease Spot: Spot stained with grease. | ||
| Grease Trap: Device catching grease. | ||
| Grease Zone: Zone for mechanics. | ||
| Great Escape Ride: Ride commemorating WWII escape. | ||
| Great Lakes Run: Ride around Great Lakes. | ||
| Great Patch: Patch symbolizing greatness or achievement. | ||
| Great Patch: Patch symbolizing greatness. | ||
| Great Rider: Rider known for exceptional skill. | ||
| Great Rider: Rider known for greatness. | ||
| Great Run: Famous or historic motorcycle ride. | ||
| Great Run: Famous or historic ride. | ||
| Great Show Bike: Famous custom show bike. | ||
| Great Show Bike: Famous custom show motorcycle. | ||
| Great Tradition: Longstanding biker tradition or ritual. | ||
| Great Tradition: Longstanding biker tradition. | ||
| Great Zone: Zone symbolizing greatness or excellence. | ||
| Great Zone: Zone symbolizing greatness. | ||
| Green Bike: Motorcycle painted green. | ||
| Green Flag: Signal to start a race. | ||
| Green Flag: Signal to start race. | ||
| Green Helmet: Helmet painted green. | ||
| Green Jacket: Jacket with green trim. | ||
| Green Light: Signal to proceed. | ||
| Green Machine: Slang for Kawasaki motorcycles. | ||
| Green Paint: Paint with green color. | ||
| Green Patch: Patch symbolizing green or eco‑friendly riding. | ||
| Green Patch: Patch symbolizing green. | ||
| Green Rider: Beginner rider (inexperienced). | ||
| Green Rider: Beginner rider, inexperienced on motorcycles. | ||
| Green Run: Ride celebrating eco‑friendly bikes. | ||
| Green Run: Ride celebrating eco‑friendly motorcycles. | ||
| Green Show Bike: Custom bike painted green. | ||
| Green Show Bike: Custom motorcycle painted green. | ||
| Green Track: New racetrack surface with little rubber, slippery. | ||
| Green Tradition: Tradition of green motorcycles or gear. | ||
| Green Tradition: Tradition of green motorcycles. | ||
| Green Vest: Vest with green trim or color. | ||
| Green Vest: Vest with green trim. | ||
| Green Zone: Zone symbolizing eco‑friendly riding. | ||
| Greenhouse Gas (GHG): Emissions like CO₂, CH₄, NOx affecting climate. | ||
| Greenpeace: Slang for a car covered in eco‑stickers, spewing smoke. | ||
| Gremlin Bell: Bell hung to ward off bad luck. | ||
| Gremlin Bell: Small bell hung to ward off bad luck. | ||
| Gremlin Patch: Patch symbolizing gremlins or bad luck. | ||
| Gremlin Patch: Patch symbolizing gremlins. | ||
| Gremlin Ride: Ride plagued by mechanical issues. | ||
| Gremlin Zone: Zone symbolizing gremlins or mischief. | ||
| Gremlin Zone: Zone symbolizing gremlins. | ||
| Gremlin: Mythical creature blamed for mechanical problems. | ||
| Gremlin: Mythical creature blamed for unexplained mechanical problems. | ||
| Gremlins Got It: Slang for tangled wires, ropes, or cords. | ||
| Grey Beards: Slang for older bikers. | ||
| Grey Beards: Slang for older, veteran bikers. | ||
| Grey Import: Motorcycle imported outside official channels. | ||
| Grey Market Bike: Bike not officially sold domestically. | ||
| Grey Paint: Paint with grey finish. | ||
| Grey Patch: Patch symbolizing grey or neutrality. | ||
| Grey Patch: Patch symbolizing grey. | ||
| Grey Rider: Older, experienced rider. | ||
| Grey Show Bike: Custom bike painted grey. | ||
| Grey Tradition: Tradition of grey motorcycles. | ||
| Grey Vest: Vest with grey trim. | ||
| Grey Zone: Zone symbolizing grey. | ||
| Grey Zone: Zone symbolizing neutrality or grey. | ||
| Grid: Starting pattern on racetrack for competitors. | ||
| Grime: Dirt, oil, and road debris buildup. | ||
| Grind Pegs: Scraping footpegs during aggressive cornering. | ||
| Grind Pegs: Scraping footpegs during cornering. | ||
| Grind Pipes: Exhaust scraping during cornering. | ||
| Grind Zone: Zone for aggressive cornering. | ||
| Grinder: Slang for angle grinder tool. | ||
| Grinning Ride: Ride bringing joy and smiles. | ||
| Grinning Ride: Ride bringing joy. | ||
| Grip Glue: Adhesive securing handlebar grips. | ||
| Grip Heater: Heated grips for cold weather. | ||
| Grip Patch: Patch symbolizing grip or control. | ||
| Grip Patch: Patch symbolizing grip. | ||
| Grip Puppies: Foam sleeves for grips. | ||
| Grip Puppies: Foam sleeves for handlebar grips. | ||
| Grip Tape: Tape improving grip on surfaces. | ||
| Grip Tape: Tape improving grip. | ||
| Grip Zone: Zone emphasizing grip or control. | ||
| Grip Zone: Zone emphasizing grip. | ||
| Grips: Rubber or foam handlebar coverings for comfort. | ||
| Grit Guard: Guard protecting from grit or debris. | ||
| Grit Guard: Guard protecting from grit. | ||
| Grit Patch: Patch symbolizing grit or toughness. | ||
| Grit Patch: Patch symbolizing grit. | ||
| Grit Rider: Rider known for determination. | ||
| Grit Road: Road with loose grit surface. | ||
| Grit Road: Road with loose grit. | ||
| Grit Tires: Tires designed for grit traction. | ||
| Grit Zone: Zone symbolizing grit or toughness. | ||
| Grit Zone: Zone symbolizing grit. | ||
| Groove Patch: Patch symbolizing groove or flow. | ||
| Groove Patch: Patch symbolizing groove. | ||
| Groove Rider: Rider known for smooth style. | ||
| Groove Zone: Zone emphasizing groove or flow. | ||
| Groove Zone: Zone emphasizing groove. | ||
| Groove: Worn line in tire tread or track. | ||
| Ground Anchor: Heavy‑duty lock point securing motorcycle to ground. | ||
| Ground Anchor: Heavy‑duty lock point securing motorcycle. | ||
| Ground Cable: Electrical cable connecting battery to ground. | ||
| Ground Clearance: Distance between ground and lowest motorcycle part. | ||
| Ground Effect: Aerodynamic effect created by airflow near ground. | ||
| Ground Effect: Aerodynamic effect from airflow near ground. | ||
| Ground Fault: Electrical short between live wire and ground. | ||
| Ground Lug: Connector attaching wire to ground point. | ||
| Ground Patch: Patch symbolizing grounding or stability. | ||
| Ground Pounder: Slang for heavyweight touring motorcycle. | ||
| Ground Strap: Strap connecting components to ground. | ||
| Ground Test: Electrical test for grounding continuity. | ||
| Ground Wire: Wire connecting circuit to ground. | ||
| Ground Zero Ride: Ride commemorating significant event or tragedy. | ||
| Ground: Negative pole of battery; electrical earth connection. | ||
| Group Leader: Rider leading a group ride. | ||
| Group Patch: Patch symbolizing group membership. | ||
| Group Ride: Organized ride with multiple riders. | ||
| Group Riding Formation: Staggered or side‑by‑side riding arrangement. | ||
| Group Signal: Hand signal used in group rides. | ||
| Group Tradition: Tradition of organized group rides. | ||
| Group Vest: Vest symbolizing group membership. | ||
| Group Zone: Zone for group riding. | ||
| Growler Exhaust: Loud, aggressive exhaust system. | ||
| Growler Patch: Patch symbolizing loud exhaust. | ||
| Growler Pipes: Exhaust pipes producing growling sound. | ||
| Growler Ride: Ride emphasizing loud exhaust. | ||
| Growler Zone: Zone for loud exhaust bikes. | ||
| Growler: Loud exhaust pipe or muffler. | ||
| Grub Screw: Small screw securing parts in place. | ||
| Grudge Match: Informal drag race between rivals. | ||
| Grudge Patch: Patch symbolizing rivalry. | ||
| Grudge Rider: Rider competing in grudge races. | ||
| Grudge Run: Informal race between rivals. | ||
| Grudge Zone: Zone for rivalries. | ||
| G‑String Seat: Minimalist custom seat design. | ||
| G‑String Tank: Custom tank with narrow profile. | ||
| G‑String Trend: Custom trend emphasizing minimalism. | ||
| G‑String Zone: Zone symbolizing minimalist customs. | ||
| Guard Bar: Protective bar mounted on motorcycle. | ||
| Guard Patch: Patch symbolizing protection. | ||
| Guard Rail: Roadside barrier; dangerous in crashes. | ||
| Guard Rider: Rider acting as group protector. | ||
| Guard Zone: Zone symbolizing protection. | ||
| Guest Patch: Temporary patch for visiting riders. | ||
| Guest Rider: Rider joining temporarily. | ||
| Guest Run: Ride including guest riders. | ||
| Guest Zone: Zone for visiting riders. | ||
| Guide Patch: Patch symbolizing guidance. | ||
| Guide Rider: Rider guiding group or tour. | ||
| Guide Run: Ride guided by leader. | ||
| Guide Zone: Zone for guided rides. | ||
| Guidon: Handlebar or control assembly. | ||
| Guilt Trip Ride: Ride taken out of obligation. | ||
| Guilt Zone: Zone symbolizing guilt. | ||
| Gum Ball: Rubber debris left after burnout. | ||
| Gum Patch: Patch symbolizing sticky tires. | ||
| Gum Rider: Rider known for sticky tires. | ||
| Gum Zone: Zone symbolizing sticky traction. | ||
| Gumball: Rubber debris left after burnout or hard riding. | ||
| Gun It: Slang for rapid acceleration. | ||
| Gun Patch: Patch symbolizing firearms. | ||
| Gun Rider: Rider carrying firearm. | ||
| Gun Run: Ride involving firearms theme. | ||
| Gun Show Bike: Custom bike displayed at gun shows. | ||
| Gunfighter Seat: Narrow, aggressive solo seat style. | ||
| G‑Unit Patch: Patch symbolizing unity. | ||
| G‑Unit Rider: Rider part of unity group. | ||
| G‑Unit Zone: Zone symbolizing unity. | ||
| Gunk Remover: Cleaner removing grease and grime. | ||
| Gunk Zone: Zone symbolizing dirt and grease. | ||
| Gunmetal Paint: Paint with metallic grey finish. | ||
| Gunmetal Patch: Patch symbolizing gunmetal color. | ||
| Gunmetal Rider: Rider using gunmetal accessories. | ||
| Gunmetal Zone: Zone symbolizing gunmetal style. | ||
| Guru Patch: Patch symbolizing wisdom. | ||
| Guru Rider: Rider respected for wisdom. | ||
| Guru Zone: Zone for respected riders. | ||
| Guru Zone: Zone symbolizing wisdom and respect. | ||
| Gusset Patch: Patch symbolizing strength or reinforcement. | ||
| Gusset Patch: Patch symbolizing strength. | ||
| Gusset Zone: Zone emphasizing frame reinforcement. | ||
| Gusset Zone: Zone emphasizing reinforcement. | ||
| Gusset: Reinforcement plate welded into frame. | ||
| Gusset: Reinforcement plate welded into motorcycle frame. | ||
| Gutter Bike: Slang for poorly maintained motorcycle. | ||
| Gutter Patch: Patch symbolizing rough lifestyle. | ||
| Gutter Rider: Rider living rough lifestyle. | ||
| Gutter Zone: Zone symbolizing roughness or hardship. | ||
| Gutter Zone: Zone symbolizing roughness. | ||
| G‑Wing Patch: Patch symbolizing Gold Wing. | ||
| G‑Wing Rider: Rider of Honda Gold Wing. | ||
| G‑Wing Tour: Touring event for Gold Wing riders. | ||
| G‑Wing Zone: Zone for Gold Wing enthusiasts. | ||
| G‑Wing: Slang for Honda Gold Wing. | ||
| G‑Wrench: Tool for motorcycle maintenance. | ||
| Gypsy Biker: Rider traveling without permanent home. | ||
| Gypsy Joker: Outlaw motorcycle club name. | ||
| Gypsy Life: Lifestyle of constant motorcycle travel. | ||
| Gypsy Patch: Patch symbolizing gypsy lifestyle. | ||
| Gypsy Rider: Rider traveling constantly. | ||
| Gypsy Rider: Rider traveling without permanent home. | ||
| Gypsy Run: Multi‑day motorcycle road event with nightly stops. | ||
| Gypsy Run: Multi‑day motorcycle road event. | ||
| Gypsy Show Bike: Custom bike built for travel. | ||
| Gypsy Spirit: Spirit of freedom and constant travel. | ||
| Gypsy Spirit: Spirit of freedom and travel. | ||
| Gypsy Tour: Multi‑day motorcycle road event with nightly stops. | ||
| Gypsy Tradition: Tradition of gypsy motorcycle travel. | ||
| Gypsy Vest: Vest symbolizing gypsy lifestyle. | ||
| Gypsy Zone: Zone symbolizing gypsy lifestyle. | ||
| Gyroscopic Balance: Stability created by spinning wheels. | ||
| Gyroscopic Effect: Stability created by rotating mass. | ||
| Gyroscopic Effect: Stability created by spinning wheels. | ||
| Gyroscopic Force: Force resisting lean from spinning wheels. | ||
| Gyroscopic Inertia: Resistance to lean from spinning wheels. | ||
| Gyroscopic Patch: Patch symbolizing balance. | ||
| Gyroscopic Rider: Rider skilled at balance. | ||
| Gyroscopic Zone: Zone symbolizing balance. | ||
| G‑Z Patch: Patch symbolizing extreme speed. | ||
| G‑Z Rider: Rider known for extreme speed. | ||
| G‑Z Run: Ride emphasizing extreme speed. | ||
| G‑Z Zone: Zone symbolizing extreme performance. | ||
| G‑Zilla: Nickname for powerful custom motorcycle. | ||
| G‑Zone: Zone symbolizing speed and power. | ||
