MrMemory
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I have a prejudice that single cylinder motorcycles tend to be more reliable and simpler, therefore easier to work on than their multiple cylinder variants.
As I understand it the downside of single cylinders is that the ride is less smooth and the MPG is lower than say a twin.
Is this the case, and if so why then are the manufacturers producing less of them as new models?
Thanks in advance.
As I understand it the downside of single cylinders is that the ride is less smooth and the MPG is lower than say a twin.
Is this the case, and if so why then are the manufacturers producing less of them as new models?
Thanks in advance.