The naming’s concept is based on, so to speak, the relationship between the biker and the road. Because when travelling on a motorbike across a road, a sort of bond is created. A motorway-type road offers a sense of freedom and detachment that is not gained by driving in urban areas. As well as long-distance journeys are enjoyed in a different, special way compared to daily commutes that are made for the simple purpose of arriving at a particular location, such as at work. This is where the prefix hodo- comes in. Borrowed from the ancient Greek language, it is used to refer to something related to the road, the path or the travel (“Hodo”, n.d.). Hence we have words like hodophile, which stands for someone who loves to travel (“Hodophile”, n.d.). Or words such as hodology which is the study of pathways, but in the neuroscience context (“Hodology”, n.d.). However, this time, the prefix hodo- will accompany the motorbike, as the road always accompanies the motorbike and vice versa.