Since two-stroke engines are more polluting, they were banned for most street motorcycles. Still, they are used on lighter applications such as lawnmowers, generators, or go-karts.

It takes a special kind of person to build a machine like this. Or to own one.

"There was always a passion about motorbikes. But it's not only passion, it also needs to be a sustainable business model," ...

An original Yamaha RD 350 built in 1973, the motorcycle was left for years without a home as it ultimately came back to life as a barn-find that cost a customer just $350 (around £260). The bike was ...

Two-stroke, three-cylinder machines, including the humble 250cc variant, followed this motorcycle. 1970s Kawasaki S1 Mach 1 The Kawasaki S1 was the successor to the twin-cylinder A1 Samurai 250 .

This specially built Kawasaki KH 606 has a seven-cylinder engine made out of multiple KB 250 power units. British motorcycle builder Simon Whitelock, also known for creating an absurd 48-cylinder ...

Two-stroke engines used to be ubiquitous in dirt bike racing, thanks to their lightweight construction and horsepower. Packed in a dirt bike frame, they make a motorcycle playful in the corners ...

The Suzuki Shogun offered insane performance for its time as it was powered by a 108cc two-stroke engine, which made 14PS and ...

If you’re looking for a reliable and efficient engine for your small motorcycle or four-wheeled vehicle, the PIAOCAIYIN 49cc 2 Stroke Engine might be worth considering.