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What's the displacement of the Royal Enfield? > They behave mostly the same, with comparable performance and torque, up to 6000rpm ...so , you are confirming
by grecy 8y ago
What's the displacement of the Royal Enfield?
> They behave mostly the same, with comparable performance and torque, up to 6000rpm
...so , you are confirming what I said. A bike with 30hp performs similarly to a bike with 110hp. - UNTIL the Enfield hits it's rev limit, at which point you can't really compare them because one physically can't do what the other does.
- mahesh_rm 8y agoWhat's the displacement of the Royal Enfield? 535cc vs 600cc of the CBR. "...so , you are confirming what I said. A bike with 30hp performs similarly to a bike with 110hp." Look bro, I don't want to argue indefinitely. They really do not perform similarly. My point is that HP is not a perfect index of performance, but being it TxRVM, it includes rough information about power snapshots (torque) and power range (RVM), and it is therefore more informative, and therefore more appropriate to describe engine performance that torque only. If you are arguing that before buying a vehicle you should take a look to its power delivery curve first, yep, that's what's more informative than torque, and hp. In absence of the curve, and being in need of indexing with a single number, hp (number) is more informative than torque (number).