| Motorcycles are two-wheeled vehicles
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| | frames are used for the oil
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| equipped with an engine. When driven at a
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| | reservoir.SuspensionThe suspension serves
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| high speed, the vehicle stands upright
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| | as the shock absorber of the vehicle. The
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| and stable; when driven at a lower speed,
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| | front suspension plays an integral part
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| a continuous readjustment needs to be
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| | in controlling the steering of the
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| made to provide stability to the rider
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| | machine, while the back suspension
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| and the cycle. This land-based machine
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| | supports the swingarm.BrakesA motorcycle
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| consists of various parts: chassis, fuel
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| | is installed with independent brakes in
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| tanks, suspension, brakes, engine,
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| | the front and at the back. Front brakes
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| transmission, and tires.ChassisThe
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| | are generally more powerful. Rear wheels
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| chassis is more commonly known as the
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| | have a danger of causing the motorcycle
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| frame. It is usually made of aluminum,
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| | to skid forward due to the weight
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| steel or alloy, although customized
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| | transfer. Most of the motorcycles
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| carbon-fiber ones are also available. The
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| | nowadays are built with anti-lock
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| primary concern regarding the chassis is
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| | breaking systems.EngineMotorcycles have
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| the stability it provides, which in most
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| | gasoline-powered engines.TransmissionThe
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| cases encounters three problems:
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| | transmission is controlled by a clutch
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| capsizing, which usually happens at lower
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| | lever installed on one of the handles,
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| speed; wobbling, which is more annoying
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| | usually the left-hand side. The gear
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| rather than harmful; and weaving, which
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| | lever is a foot pedal on the left side of
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| makes the whole bike become unstable at
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| | the motorcycle.TiresThe tire is the part
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| higher speeds.Fuel TankFuel tanks are
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| | of the motorcycle that comes in full
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| usually considered part of the chassis
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| | contact with the road. There are
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| and are mounted above the engine. They
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| | different types of tires for different
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| are usually manufactured with
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| | bikes and different surfaces. Some tires
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| high-density polyethylene. Manufacturers
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| | have a different gripping effect on
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| usually create a hollow frame in the
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| | surfaces.
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| chassis for fuel tanks although external
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