How Honda made the most fastest Two strokes ever

Honda is responsible for mnaking the greatest twostrokes in the histroy of GP500. But in the beginning Honda actually did not like two strokes. They believed that four strokes could potentially be better and more powerful. this led them to return to GP500 with ridiculous 4 stroke engine. What happened next is explained in this video. At the end of the day honda finnaly gave up and their superior engineering enabled them in building the fastest motorcycles ever.
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[@deanwaring6100]

Bring back the 2 strokes ..... today's bikes have no soul 😊

[@jkim6200]

Not going to happen. Unfortunately. Should have been there in the 1980s in California when the issues with CARB came up and owning a RZ350 was a big deal

[@rebekahfrench5747]

The days of old smelling like an oily rag after a good ride.. too many soft cocks have voted the 2strokes out of mainstream such a shame and the kids of tomorrow will hurt themselves on machines of old..😂😂

[@andreferro4618]

The howl of the V3 NS 500 is UNIQUE!

[@jkim6200]

A big jump from the NS500 of the 1970s to the Big Bang NSRs of the 1990s. Keep in mind that Honda was the only one with a single crank like a four stroke, and other Japanese manufacturers had a main crank and a counter rotating crank for each row of the V, much like the U4 engines of the 1970s. In effect these twin crank engines had 3 crank(shaft)s in total

[@Antoinette-iv6ev]

Agree but the best was the yamaha rd

[@davidciesielski8251]

honda stole atac from Suzuki. A 450 dirt bike with half the power strokes of a Kx or cr beat them on any track anywhere expect maybe a drag race...maybe...

[@jamesgeorge4874]

Nope. The first active power valve technology was invented by Yamaha, in the late 70's.

[@davidciesielski8251]

@@jamesgeorge4874 WOW!! Was that a chamber or a valve? Where did I say it was the first? Again WOW!

[@yiannislafogiannis9472]

Honda never made the greatest 2strokes exept this one and it's smaller bros you just said it yourself Yamaha and Suzuki way way above and Kawi in the middle

[@rebekahfrench5747]

So u saying the CR 500 wasnt a great dirt bike.. honda made a few great 2 strokes go look at their line up..

[@nofancytools]

@@rebekahfrench5747 honda undoubtedly made the greatest two strokes on track and on the dirt,

[@rebekahfrench5747]

@@nofancytools suzuki made a few 2 dont forget.. all the jap 2strokes were impresive at one time or other.. these days its european stuff..

[@teunjansens1414]

not a bad video. but its a bit bias.

[@nofancytools]

Bias? Towards what?

[@JoepKortekaas-l4q]

There is NO such thing as a V-3! Learn the definition of a V engine!

[@2strokeexhaust122]

I would beg to differ

[@nofancytools]

There is

[@vvevvevvvv]

Man, you must've had a very sad life. There's a V3 and even a V5 engines. Both made by Honda, btw.