go on / by
I go on my motorbike
I go by motorbike

I go on motorbike,

I think I can use these two prepositions here but , is the third option correct as well?

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go on / by
I go on my motorbike
I go by motorbike

I go on motorbike,

I think I can use these two prepositions here but  , is the third option correct as well?

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First two are fine. Third is not. It needs something between "on" and "motorbike" to sound at all like a native.

On my motorbike 
On a motorbike 
On the red motorbike

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I would only use the first two. The third seems wrong to me.

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The third will be understood, but it sound bad to a native speaker.  Business English Ed's advice is probably pretty good.

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si puedes usar todos pero el Segundo suena lo mejor

Voy en moto a las montañas

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It is not incorrect, but it is infrequently expressed in this way.

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