Poll: Your motorcycle engine size is...

Your motorcycle engine size is...

0 - 49cc
1
1%
50 - 99cc
0
No votes
100 - 199cc
4
2%
200 - 299cc
8
4%
300 - 399cc
2
1%
400 - 499cc
11
6%
500 - 599cc
17
9%
600 - 699cc
34
17%
700 - 799cc
32
16%
800 - 899cc
10
5%
900 - 999cc
7
4%
1000-1199cc
32
16%
1200 - 1399cc
15
8%
1400 - 1599cc
11
6%
1600 - 1799cc
7
4%
1800 - 1999cc
7
4%
2000cc or bigger
1
1%
 
Total votes: 199

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#1 Unread post by totalmotorcycle »

Your motorcycle engine size is... (on your main motorcycle you ride)
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#2 Unread post by totalmotorcycle »

Good ol' 653cc in my 1982 Yamaha XJ650R Seca gets me going where I need to go and in a hurry if it has to. :D

So far I've been quite happy with this engine size as it is a good do-it-all size that isn't bad touring and is good in town.

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#3 Unread post by poppygene »

1062cc and 93bhp. More'n plenty, for me.

Good ol' all-purpose streetbike. :D
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#4 Unread post by sv-wolf »

:oops:

Oh God! I had to look it up!

Well I knew it was just under 1000cc.

Anyway, the answer is 996 little cubes or just under one big cube squashed into two very uncubic cylinders of V-twin loveliness.
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#5 Unread post by isaac »

That'd be interesting to see if literbikes outnumber everything else in the end. I've got a literbike if you put both of my bikes together, put the combination bike would only throw down just over 100hp.
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#6 Unread post by jonnyfp »

885 and 97 bhp..

i need a scorpion zorst and dyno-jet and i can get that up to 110bhp...

then i can hunting bandits...lol

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#7 Unread post by Hondarider »

1000cc and 150 bhp

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#8 Unread post by scan »

1200! Well, actually it is a tad lower, but we call it 1200.
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#9 Unread post by MarkyPancake »

I currently have 599.

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#10 Unread post by Ladymx »

have a 599cc, a 399cc and a 649cc Can I just average them out

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