Your motorcycle has a two-stroke engine. What type of fuel does it need to function correctly?

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Two-stroke engines do not have an independent lubrication system with an oil crankcase. For this reason, they need to run on a specific mixture of gasoline and oil to lubricate the internal moving parts during combustion. In contrast, four-stroke engines use only gasoline.

Your motorcycle has a two-stroke engine. What type of fuel does it need to function correctly?

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