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Two Stroke Vs. Four Stroke | Motorcycle Graph

February 20, 2012

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Regardless of what’s currently being used in Supercross and Motocross series throughout the world, the debate will always remain – which is better, a two-stroke or four-stroke?

The folks at Motorcyclegear.com provided some facts in the graph below, fueling the debate. In the graph, four-strokes and two-strokes are compared and contrasted. The facts are laid out, allowing you to choose a side.

via: Motocrossgear.com

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