A two-wheeled vehicle is a type of transportation that has two wheels and is propelled by a motor or human power. Examples of two-wheeled vehicles include a SULKY (5 letters), which is a light, two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle; a CART (4 letters), which is a vehicle designed to be pulled by a horse or other animal; a SCOOTER (7 letters), which is a motorized two-wheeled vehicle; a CHARIOT (7 letters), which is a two-wheeled vehicle drawn by horses; a RICKSHAW (8 letters), which is a two-wheeled vehicle pulled by a person; a tonga (5 letters), which is a two-wheeled horse-drawn carriage; a MOPED (5 letters), which is a motorized two-wheeled vehicle; a BICYCLE (7 letters), which is a human-powered two-wheeled vehicle; and a BIKE (4 letters), which is a common term for a BICYCLE.