Two-wheelers became popular in India during the mid-20th century as practical and affordable transport. In the 1950s, scooters from brands like Bajaj, Lambretta, and Vespa symbolized middle-class aspirations, while the 1970s and 80s saw the rise of motorcycles like Royal Enfield Bullet, Jawa, and Rajdoot. The 1980s marked a shift to fuel-efficient bikes through collaborations with global manufacturers, leading to innovations like four-stroke engines. By the 2000s, Indian brands like Hero, Bajaj, and TVS dominated the market. A dedicated gallery proudly displays these iconic two-wheelers.