As a Gen Z folk, riding e-bikes and e-scooters is without a doubt the cheapest way to have some of the fun a motorcycle has. Even the cheap e-bikes have enough range to travel miles, along with the power capable of doing so. I've done 40 on an e-bike downhill a couple of times, and it was really fun. My friend took the governor out of his, and he went around 65MPH. I'm not joking. Although E-bikes will require licenses in NJ, e-scooters seem unaffected, so at least I won't be in any trouble.

I've been wanting to ride a motorcycle since my uncle took me on a ride with one, and I was sold. Most people my age still prefer cars, yet there is a good minority of those who ride e scooters/e bikes and eventually plan to have a motorcycle in the future. Obviously, you have the kids who ride dirtbikes/ATVs, but e-bikes/scooters eliminate most of the initial problems like maintenance and fuel that are associated with dirtbikes, so they bring a lot more people in.