What type of fuel does a motorcycle with a two-stroke engine need to function correctly?

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Two-stroke internal combustion engines do not have an independent lubrication system. For this reason, they require lubricating oil to be mixed directly with the gasoline. This mixture allows the moving parts of the engine to be properly lubricated during combustion. In contrast, four-stroke engines use pure gasoline, as they have a separate crankcase for the oil.

What type of fuel does a motorcycle with a two-stroke engine need to function correctly?

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