Abstract:

This study is aimed at contacting the world of motorists by addressing their lifestyle and interactions in this direction through the Kayseri example of motorists, which is a subcultural. The basis of the study is how motorists have a identity within society, how their lifestyle is, how they have relationships with their own surroundings and other groups, how the order within their groups is, whether there is hierarchy within the group, what they charge the engine and what they build it on, how their feelings of affiliation are formed, whether they have differences and similarities in economic and socio-cultural terms. In this sense, motorists have been tried to understand in depth how the communication and interactions within the group are, what the rules within the group are, how their lives are shaped through the motorcycle and the impact of the motor on the formation of the self, what their interactions and differences with other vehicles and drivers in the traffic are, through conversation and observation.