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Motorcycle engine

A motorcycle engine is an engine that powers a motorcycle. Motorcycle engines are typically two-stroke or four-stroke internal combustion engines, but other engine types, such as Wankels and electric motors, have been used.[citation needed]

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History

Types

Two-stroke and four-stroke

Cylinder heads (four-stroke)

Valve control in four-strokes

Unit construction

Cylinders and configuration

Diesel

Engine cooling

Other components

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Motorcycle engine

Nodes174
Edges173
Triples49
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011494
Components1

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Motorcycle engine

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related to Types · 10
Motorcycle engine → Almost, Both, Motorcycle, Motorcycles, Some, The, TT, TT Zero, TTX, Wankel
related to Cylinders and configuration · 8
Motorcycle engine → Bigger, Generally, Modern, The, V-fours, V-twins, Vee, Wankel
related to Valve control in four-strokes · 8
Motorcycle engine → As, DOHC, In, OHV, Overhead, Single, SOHC, The
is a · 1
Motorcycle engine → engine that powers a motorcycle

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Motorcycle engineis aengine that powers a motorcycle0.90text
Harley-Davidsonsinstance ofoil cooling or liquid cooling.Some motorcycles0.80text
Moto Guzzisinstance ofoil cooling or liquid cooling.Some motorcycles0.80text
BMWs become identifiable by their cylinder-head typesinstance ofoil cooling or liquid cooling.Some motorcycles0.80text
namely airheadinstance ofoil cooling or liquid cooling.Some motorcycles0.80text
panheadinstance ofoil cooling or liquid cooling.Some motorcycles0.80text
oilheadinstance ofoil cooling or liquid cooling.Some motorcycles0.80text
and even knuckleheadinstance ofoil cooling or liquid cooling.Some motorcycles0.80text
Kawasaki's KR250 road bikeinstance ofand have two cranks geared together0.80text
KR250instance ofand have two cranks geared together0.80text
KR350 GP Bikesinstance ofand have two cranks geared together0.80text
the Sunbeam S7instance ofand is to be distinguished from an inline twin0.80text

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