Here are some possibilities, depending on the specific Luhya dialect and region:
* "Baiskeli ya moto" (Kiswahili influenced): This is the most common and widely understood term, meaning "motorcycle" literally. It's a combination of "baiskeli" (bicycle) and "moto" (fire).
* "Motobike" (English-derived): This is a common borrowing from English, often used by younger generations.
* "Mkokotoni": This term is more specific and refers to a small, lightweight motorcycle, often used for transportation in villages.
* "Piki piki": This term, borrowed from Kiswahili, is widely used in Kenya to refer to a motorbike.
It's best to ask a local speaker for the most common term in their specific dialect and region.