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Old 08-14-2009, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by cadman311
This is Engine Braking. I realy don't think you ride like this on the road.
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Two strokes don't have much engine braking - dood.
 
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Old 08-14-2009, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by BigGdawg
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Two strokes don't have much engine braking - dood.
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A compression release structure for a motorcycle includes the customary exit valve communicating with the combustion cylinder interior and may be lifted from its seat by manual operation of a pull cable in order to expel combustion product and gases under compression from the cylinder. When the cylinder pressure is diminished to a point where ambient air would otherwise tend to enter the cylinder with its contaminants the air is prevented from entering and fouling the cylinder and lubricants by a spring-biased one-way check valve. The one-way check valve is self-centering and of conical shape to swiftly establish a positive seal with its seat and block out the atmospheric air.
 
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Originally Posted by cadman311
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A compression release structure for a motorcycle includes the customary exit valve communicating with the combustion cylinder interior and may be lifted from its seat by manual operation of a pull cable in order to expel combustion product and gases under compression from the cylinder. When the cylinder pressure is diminished to a point where ambient air would otherwise tend to enter the cylinder with its contaminants the air is prevented from entering and fouling the cylinder and lubricants by a spring-biased one-way check valve. The one-way check valve is self-centering and of conical shape to swiftly establish a positive seal with its seat and block out the atmospheric air.
Don't make no sense like this bunny with a pancake on its head.
 
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Two strokes engine brake. How they work.
 
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If you look at the bike they are 4 strokes engines on most of those bikes.
 
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