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A modern 500cc or 750cc or 1000cc 2-stroke could easily have ~100-150HP and could be lightet than the modern 1000cc 4-strokes.The thing is simple,there's fun against money!If you want to enjoy your ride its the 2-stoke,if you want lower fuel consumption its the 4-stroke...
BRING THE 2 STROKES BACK
-TWO STROKE UBER ALLES-
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What is the song playing in the new think bingo advert?
Post Modern Girls by Regina Spektor & the Strokes...!!!!
What year was Reptilia by The Strokes released?
"Reptilia", a song by the The Strokes, was released on February 12, 2004. It was also one of the songs on the album entitled "Room on Fire". The flip-side of the single contained the song "Modern Girls & Old Fashioned Men".
What is footwork in badminton?
Good footwork is essential in modern table tennis. It enables you to reach the ball quicker and more easily, which in turn enables you to play a greater variety of strokes. Additionally, good footwork enables you to play a better stroke and place your return more accurately, which puts your opponent under time pressure. It's also important to remember that good footwork will enable you to remain well balanced at all times whilst playing your strokes.
How many valves per cylinder in a four stroke engine?
Four stroke engines must have at least 2 valves: one exhaust and one intake. Most modern engines are going to 4 valves per cylinder to allow the intake and exhaust strokes to be more efficient.
What is the symbol of the Brazilian currency?
The modern currency in Brazil today is the real. In Portuguese, real means royal. The money sign in Brazil is actually two strokes down compared to one stroke here in the United States.
What font type did Romans use?
The Romans primarily used a font known as "Roman type," which is characterized by its thick and thin strokes and is derived from the classic inscriptions found on monuments and buildings. The most recognized form of this font is the serif type, which features small lines or decorative strokes at the ends of letters. Additionally, the capital letters of the Roman alphabet, often referred to as "capitalis monumentalis," were commonly used in inscriptions, showcasing a monumental and formal style. This typographic tradition has greatly influenced modern typefaces.
Why is impressionist art modern?
Incurring the risk of being redundant, the quickest answer would be because it's contemporary to the modernist age. Specifically it is considered a modern art because it draws inspiration from the technological discoveries of the time. That of course could be said of any other form of art, but in the case of impressionism we are refering to modern technology - photography. The technique of pointillism developed by the impressionists is a direct appropriation of the mechanics of optics (ie:RGB). Even though many refer to this technique as a separate form of Impressionism, the only difference in the method of painting between the Impressionists and the Pointillists is in the strokes of the brush. While the first painted in a freestyle, the second were more purists reducing the strokes to mere dots, but both produced the perceived colors in their paintings by painting mainly with primary colors, wich would give the "impression" of a composite color (just like your regular home printer does).
How much hp does a 250cc motorcycle have?
Depends on- 1) if it's 2-stroke or 4-stroke 2) how many cylinders it has 3) when it was manufactured 3) how much it's tuned For example, a 1992 Honda crm250 makes about 40bhp out of the factory. This is a single cylinder, 2-stroke enduro motocross bike. They can be tuned up to near 50bhp though. A late model Aprilia RS250 makes around 62bhp out of the factory. This is a twin cylinder 2-stroke sports bike. The 250cc 2-stroke race bikes in 250GP make a little over 100bhp (gulp!), but these are in a very high state of tune and rebuilt every week. 4-stroke bikes make less peak power because they ignite the fuel mixture in any given cylinder once every four strokes, whereas 2-strokes ignite the fuel mixture once every two strokes (hence the names) however 4-strokes usually have a much wider power band and flatter power curve than the peakier and narrow power banded 2-strokes which tends to make them much easier to use. Not sure of any figures of 250cc 4-strokes but would expect a single cylinder motor to be 25-30bhp for the more modern bikes. Newer, more advanced motors are of course usually more powerful than older technology, however 2-strokes are being fazed out and no longer developed because their emissions are not as clean as 4-strokes (much to many peoples sadness as 2-strokes are much more exhilarating to ride). I personally have a 1992 Honda crm250 (2-stroke) and a Triumph Daytona 675 (4-stroke) and though the Triumph has 3 times the power of the Honda, it's the CRM's "get you when your not looking" delivery that has the biggest grin factor! I don't see how anyone could improve on this answer. He hit it pretty well.
Henri Matisse worked in what?
Henri Matisse was a famous French artist. He is known for his use of color. He was a draughtsman, printmaker and sculptor, but is mainly known as a painter. He was one of the one of the first artists in the Fauvist movement. Fauvism is an art movement which is famous for its use of bright color and energetic brush strokes. His work spanned half a century, and he is acknowledged as a leading figure in modern art.
What are the odds of a 18 handicap shooting 5 under par?
If you are talking gross score it is statistically impossible. Depending on course rating and slope a 18 handicap golfer probably averages around a 95. Keep in mind that the modern handicap system is based on your potential to score, not way you average score is. A golfer should only shoot his handicap one out of five rounds. According to Dean Knuth who created the course rating system someone who is a 18 handicap should only shoot 10 strokes better than their handicap 1 out of 37000 rounds. Each shot better goes up exponentially. For example nine strokes better is 1 in 3577 rounds. To shoot 23 strokes better would be greater than 1 in a billion rounds.
What is the difference between aerial and times new roman?
Arial and Times New Roman are fonts for type like this. The main difference is that arial does not have serifs. Hard to explain without visuals. Just open notepad on your computer and change the font under format and see for yourself.
What is the superlative of modern?
the "most modern"
