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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JustJames
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#41 Unread post by JustJames »

a kind of small in engine size, 650cc 40hp but big in pride and comfort.

Here the pic

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#42 Unread post by shawnhpi »

02 cbr 600 f4i.. So whats that a 599cc?
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#43 Unread post by scan »

Many new people may have not had a chance to chime in on this poll, so here is the chance. What's your engine mate?
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#44 Unread post by jmillheiser »

500ccs of V-Twin goodness in the form of a Honda CX500.
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#45 Unread post by Skier »

599 for the Radian, 599 for the Katana. Voted 500 to 599.

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#46 Unread post by sapaul »

A slight turn of the throttle and the 123 kW (167 bhp) of the new 4-cyclinder engine catapult the BMW K1200S to the front of the pack. With a torque of 130 Nm it does the 0 - 100 km/h sprint in 2.8 seconds. This transversly installed powerplant offers everything a sports rider could wish for. The cylinder bank is tilted forward by 55°, the bike's center of gravity is very low due to the engine's extremely narrow width and its leaning angle and ergonomics are excellent. The engine's power turns to precision in the newly designed 6-speed gearbox which works almost silently with very short shift distances.

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#47 Unread post by floatsmyboat »

Suzuki GS 750L . Inline 4 cylinder air cooled. 72 hp @ 8500 rpm 44.26 ft.lbs@ 8250 rpm. Great old bike to ride.

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#48 Unread post by Lion_Lady »

Designation: 1150.

ACTUAL 1132cc and 85 hp.

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#49 Unread post by axidjw »

1099cc bored .90 over to 1430 with forged one off pistons(11.5:1) competition cam and port/polish/flowed heads..

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#50 Unread post by Grey Thumper »

DOHC, water-cooled single that's exactly 652cc.
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