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Old 06-25-2011, 01:17 AM   #31 (permalink)
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As far as I think, YZF R6 is the highest revving road bike ever. I'm not sure though. Let's find its piston speeds @ 16,000 rpm! R6 has a 67 x 42.5 mm. Very short stroke!
the CBR 250RR redlines at 19,OOO RPM
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But Ji, isn't that 50mm universal accepted stroke size? That's what I understood from the posts. Did I get something incorrect? Pls guide. Tks.
The way I understand it is, engines are defined as square, under square and over square by the very nature of Bore X stroke..
A over square is considered short stroke and under square is considered long stroke..
Stroke ratio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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