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Err...Tanay...in a parallel twin, both the pistons move in parallel, just that the firing happens at both the places alternatively. Its like this...
Hope you got it.Last edited by aargee; 01-24-2011, 12:16 PM.Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
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^ Yes, it is "called" a parallel twin. But what is inside the engine is different, and we have proof of that. It is a case of confusing labels and the way they are interpreted.
There's a pic of the N250R's crank posted. If both pistons move in sync then why are the counterweights opposite to each other? They should be on the same side, shouldn't they?200 | 300 | 1200 BOXERComment
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Does he mean that its trying to do 150 KMPH and thats it?Originally posted by bluevolt View Post
2006 > 2014 >PUBLIC TRANSPORT - Singapore(DUH!)
2005 > disco 125(for dad)
2003 > Zma
2003 > ambition (sold)
1999 > Cd100ss(sold
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What?Originally posted by bprags View PostNice. Just cannot stop
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Its common knowledge that Ninja is a parallel twin and its also common knowledge that in parallel twins both cylinders move together. So do you suppose just because none of us opened up our engines to see how its happening inside or indeed searched over the internet for links, we have no right to speak?Originally posted by tanay View Post
If its wrong you are free to correct it, I do not see the need for calling anyones knowledge half-baked. I suppose you have never been wrong.Comment
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Reading and comprehending is not really your forte, is it?Originally posted by Hyperion View Post
The very first post: "for some genius Automobile engineers"
But, given your past posting history, I can quite understand.
I'm not bothered by your posts in the least
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Maybe but forum posting certainly isn't yours. Probably, you could perhaps use the "quote" button to be clear which post you are referring to. And a big "whatever" for the last two lines.Originally posted by tanay View PostReading and comprehending is not really your forte, is it?
The very first post: "for some genius Automobile engineers"
But, given your past posting history, I can quite understand.
I'm not bothered by your posts in the least
In anycase, I have gone off-topic enough. Good luck!Last edited by Hyperion; 01-24-2011, 02:38 PM.Comment
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I know this is off topic. Anyway I am interested to know the facts behind how the Ninja 250 engine works. I always assumed that Ninja 250 being a parallel twin, the pistons goes up/down together in parallel with alternate firing order as explained by @aargee. If not, can we enlighten ourselves with verifiable source and clear this confusion?ahem...without getting personal
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Thanks MG_Biker1806 for re-opening the thread
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^^^ Not sure on the second one, the first is already posted here - http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/superbik...tml#post585530Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
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I meant for this thread. Thanks for letting me know about the other xbhp thread though, will follow it too..Originally posted by aargee View PostComment
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Hmm YES I lost my sleepOriginally posted by bpragsDude, looks like you have lost your sleep ever since you booked the CBR.
I dont see any positive signs from Honda, no test rides to the magazine guys, no price announcement, just taking booking amount and nothing else. I am going
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I am very excited for it!
Dude what else can you expect from a 20 year old who is going to get a 250CC bike?
Dude the bike is yet not out from Honda's Mfg Plants I guess!
so how will they give a test ride?
The price will be announced in March I hope!I feel like Peter Parker when I drive my Hunk in the city but I become Spiderman when I am on my CBR swinging from one lane to the other on expressways.
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I had called up my dealer for a general enquiry...
He said prices and other details will be announced in March. Also he said that I'll definitely get the delivery in April (April 15th is the tentative date he mentioned).Sudeep P Nambiar
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Yup similar kinda reply to me but the delivery is in June End!Originally posted by sudeepnbr View Post
Edit: When did you book it?
I booked mine in 17th Feb!Last edited by HH_HUNK; 02-28-2011, 09:27 PM.I feel like Peter Parker when I drive my Hunk in the city but I become Spiderman when I am on my CBR swinging from one lane to the other on expressways.
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2009 & Present: HH Hunk Limited Edition [Red Striker]
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