Every Engine in Motorcycles Explained | Wankel, Radial, Turbine and more [Part - 2]

Every Engine in Motorcycles Explained | Wankel, Radial, Turbine and more [Part - 2]
In this video, we are discussing square-engine motorcycles, 12-cylinder, 48-cylinder, rotary engines, upside-down engine motorcycles,s and more, so keep watching.
This is the second video of “every engine in the bike" if you haven’t watched that video, you can check it here: • Every Engine in Motorc...
SPLIT SINGLE ENGINE:
In internal combustion engines, a split-single design is a type of two-stroke where two cylinders share a single combustion chamber. Most split-single engines use a single combustion chamber that is two cylinders. However, some engines use two combustion chambers that are four cylinders or more.
SQUARE FOUR:
The Square Four is a motorcycle produced by Ariel between 1931 and 1959, designed by Edward Turner, who devised the Square Four engine in 1928. The one-piece iron cylinder block had all four cylinders arranged in a square pattern with a one-piece removable cylinder head. It was all fed by a single SU MC2 carburetor, and each bank of cylinders (left and right) shared a common exhaust manifold exiting with one pipe per side.
H FOUR ENGINE:
An H engine is a piston engine containing two separate flat engines with a separate crankshaft, most often geared to a common output shaft. The name "H engine" is due to the engine blocks resembling the letter "H" when viewed from the front.
V12 CYLINDER ENGINE BIKE:
A V12 engine is a twelve-cylinder piston engine where two banks of six cylinders are arranged in a V configuration around a common crankshaft. Each bank of a V12 engine essentially functions as a straight-six engine, which by itself has perfect primary and secondary engine balance.
48-CYLINDER ENGINE:
Simon Whitlock, the famous motorcycling madman, has surprised the world by creating an unbelievable 48-cylinder Kawasaki bike. This insane bike is definitely beyond every bike enthusiast’s wildest imagination.
THE FORCED-ENGINE MOTORCYCLES:
Forced induction in motorcycles is the application of forced induction, such as turbochargers or superchargers, to a motorcycle engine. Unique automotive engineering and human factors considerations are needed for applying forced induction with motorcycles.
DIESEL ENGINE BIKES:
A diesel motorcycle is a motorcycle with a diesel engine. Only minimal numbers of diesel-engined motorcycles have ever been built. The improved fuel efficiency is offset by the increased weight, reduced acceleration, and potential difficulty starting, at least in colder climates.
--- Time Stamp --
00:00 - Introduction
00:10 - Split Single Engine
02:03 - Square Four Engine
04:16 - H Four Engine
05:15 - V12 Engine
06:55 - 48 Cylinder Engine
08:00 - Upside-Down Engine
09:57 - Forced Induction Motorcycle
12:22 - Diesel Engine Motorcycle
14:44 - Wankel Engine
15:34 - Radial Engine
17:50 - Turbine Engine
20:11 - Rotary Radial Engine
21:16 - Oval Piston Engine
22:03 - Hydrogen Motorcycle
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[@RfAlSiTpA]

That 48 cylinder sounds like a 150cc chainsaw 🤣

[@John_Ridley]

I think that was the pony engine revving up to start the main engine. Not sure though the sound was kind of muddled.

[@rush21hit]

Most of these engine types are basically just "what if". Straight up insane. We truly are stood at the shoulder of giants.

[@RaviSankar-zi8iv]

Very beautiful coverage. Excellent history of high end motor cycles

[@mechguy8459]

Explained to the point, thanks for the video. 💗

[@TheEngineersPost]

Thanks for watching!

[@itsdaninn]

Most informative and interesting compilation.

[@optiplexgamerprothom5054]

first and btw I LOVED THE SOUND OF THE 4 H 😍

[@TheSOLOPRAKASH]

Same here

[@danielespagnoli3576]

Vi ringrazio tantissimo per le informazioni ; mi piace la tecnologia del motore termico,e non sapevo che esistevano molte delle versioni del filmato GRAZIE !! 👋

[@MichaelReif-wm5ue]

Thanks 😊

[@CelestialxPanda]

Here for the hydrogrn bikes

[@kextrz]

In part I, many complained about the OP using the wrong picture while speaking. I didn't double check. Instead, I clicked on part II. Around 9.57, I get that unpleasant feeling. At 10.47, I pause the video so I can comment. I so wished I hadn't to.

[@makerj514]

1 thanks for sharing

[@TheEngineersPost]

Thanks for watching

[@yuuji_]

Missing the Kawasaki Z2300 V12 from Allen Millyard

[@hankyspanky1987]

What bout the ATC 3 wheeler engines ??

[@IslamicVibes]

sir my z250 have throttle body issue do you do service for throttle body sensor ?

[@zdenekk7119]

The split single shown in partial cut is probably Manet M-90.

[@pawelmiekina2138]

ducati monster 1100 evo diesel runs on gasoline ;)

[@TheEscapisty]

48 cylinder engine is most cylinder than v24 + v24.

[@user-pk3cc8sx5t]

I want 300cc engine petrol for moter cycle two trip in afghanistan give me answer 0:04

[@slavikben9986]

First

[@TheEngineersPost]

Thanks

[@Ayden3008]

Mid