January 23rd, 2014, 12:29 PM
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Name: Eric
Location: Murfreesboro, TN
Join Date: Jun 2011
Motorcycle(s): '13 300
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Originally Posted by aargee
Default Difference between "Inline Twin" and "Parallel Twin"?
Gives me an immense pleasure sharing my knowledge that a fellow XBHPian taught me when I was new in this forum
Take an example of two cylinder engine; A parallel engine goes firing for every 360 degree rotation, while an inline goes firing for every 180 degrees.
Means, on an inline engine, when one piston goes up, the other comes down. But in the case of parallel, both goes up & down together.
Additional information - Straight-two engine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ninja 250R, Triumph Bonneville are some motorcycles running on parallel twin.
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