When looking up motorcycle specs, you'll often see engine displacement along with bore and stroke. The reality is that mentioning engine displacement can help you understand a motorcycle's engine and compare those figures to other motorcycles in the same class or series.
For example, 200cc should belong to a single row motorcycle. It is difficult to determine the specific speed through the engine displacement, and the output power of the engine is the key. The Dayun 200CC street motorcycle engine generally has a maximum horsepower between 500-1000w and a maximum speed of about 100km/h. From the perspective of power performance, this car uses a 200cc air-cooled engine, which has relatively strong power performance and low fuel consumption.
Different engine cooling methods result in different engine displacements. Due to the limitation of the cooling method, the air-cooled engine cannot output excessive horsepower, otherwise the engine will explode and directly cause the engine damage. Generally speaking, air-cooled engines have a certain limit on the speed.
The limitations of water-cooled engines are relatively small, because the efficiency of water-cooled engines is higher than that of air-cooled engines, so the output power of the engine will be more.
Whether the displacement and horsepower of the motorcycle is enough is mainly determined by the actual use of the owner. If it is only used for urban traffic, the 200cc displacement can achieve daily riding. So buying a car should be based on the actual use.
