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I understand the premise on a motor with good compression. Hard on the brakes, snick her down a couple and let the clutch out easy. But how does it work on a two stroke? I can see the gearbox going "BANG" with two much abuse.
I understand the premise on a motor with good compression. Hard on the brakes, snick her down a couple and let the clutch out easy. But how does it work on a two stroke? I can see the gearbox going "BANG" with two much abuse.
im gonna disagree watch at 1:13 this is also the guy on the cover that everone thinks he crashed cause he has it leaned over so far. where his boot is almost on the handlebars. i cant find the pic. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWToAfBMM10
"compression braking" is a wives' tale. A four stroke with the same compression as a two-stroke will out "engine brake" it because of the valve train and system lubrication slowing it down through friction and more pieces to the puzzle.