"Moi sąsiedzi kupili motor."

Translation: My neighbors have bought a motorbike.

[Hr0mChIk]

Why can't I say "My neighbors have bought a bike?" - when someone is a "biker", they ride a "bike" (motorcycle); and when someone is a "cyclist", they ride a "bicycle".... I believe that the word "bike" is used way more frequently than "motorbike" or "motorcycle"... although, it, indeed can mean both a bicycle and a motorcycle...

[Emwue]

I'm not a course contributor, so can't say what they will decide, but for me any sentence that uses colloquial „motor”(instead of „motocykl”), should accept colloquial English 'bike'. ;)

Edit: and it's added now. :)

[MichaelNie276572]

Does not accept "my neighbors bought a new motorcycle"

[ellewrobo]

Could have been pre-owned

[MichaelNie276572]

Woops, maybe because it didn't say 'new' in the sentence hehe