The four-stroke combustion engines of motorcycles run on a mixture of...

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The four-stroke combustion engines that equip most current motorcycles run on a mixture of gasoline and air. Unlike these, two-stroke engines require oil to be mixed with gasoline and air to lubricate moving parts. The injection system or carburetor is responsible for making this mixture in the right proportion.

The four-stroke combustion engines of motorcycles run on a mixture of...

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