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Have a look at this beast of a machine……..

It’s not going to be the same bike. A 2-stroke 50 will have a higher top speed but 4-stroke 50 will have more torque.

There is a list of legal motorbikes at http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/licensing/test… I just don’t know which one is fastest. And yes I know it is dangerous so plz no lectures

in australia

There have been several rotary engined bikes made. The first was the German Hercules W2000, shortly thereafter was the Suzuki RE500 and then the Norton. Norton build them longer than the others but speed wise it was probably the twin rotor Hercules that was the fastest production bike. However, Norton made a racing version of theirs that was probably the fastest one ever built.
In theory, rotary engines are simple with fewer moving parts than a conventional internal combustion engine. However, by the time you make the rotary engine suitable for automotive type use they are heavy, complex, expensive, high maintenence (tip seals) and produce copious amounts of exhaust emmissions. Rotary engines are still built, not for producing horsepower but are instead used as air compressors.

considering both drivers are professionals and are doing their best. both vehicles in tip top condition.
answer will be out when i select best answer =)

I’m just wondering because i am 17 in a few months and I want to get a 125cc, currently I have an Aprilia RS50 which is pretty quick; I have had about 60mph out of it on a flat.
Thanks, Aidan.

Im interested to know, what the fastest you have ever been on ur bike?
Was it freaky like going down a narrow forest road?
Did you get caught?
How crazy ,fun or dangarous was it?
Cheers