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Scooter · 05-06-2009, 07:28 PM

I wasn't trying to be a smart a$$ in my comment, the post just went over my head. I know that this bike and others like it in the same CC range are timeless in their design. I think that having less parts makes the bike more economical to run. I think I did read that only having the one cylinder did affect top end. But if your looking for a top end bike why would you be looking at this engine size? I was just curious why the design team settled on one cylinder instead of the normal 2.

I guess I won't ask why it only comes in black.

05-06-2009, 07:28 PM	#10
Scooter Junior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Virginia Posts: 7	Re: Why only 1 cylinder? I wasn't trying to be a smart a$$ in my comment, the post just went over my head. I know that this bike and others like it in the same CC range are timeless in their design. I think that having less parts makes the bike more economical to run. I think I did read that only having the one cylinder did affect top end. But if your looking for a top end bike why would you be looking at this engine size? I was just curious why the design team settled on one cylinder instead of the normal 2. I guess I won't ask why it only comes in black.
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