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Two stroke bikes could have a sharp steep powerband because of a
transmission to help keep it "on the pipe". Outboards don't tend to be that "peaky" as compared to bikes. -W "Greg" wrote in message ... My RD350 (2-stroke) had "toggle-switch power" - wimpy as hell under 5000, then...HANG ON! OTOH Agreed Same bike, same impression. I have the same feeling about my 4 stroke Merc vs my old 2 stroke. I have lots of low speed torque swinging a 14" prop on a 60hp with the 4 stroke. |
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