12 Japanese Motorcycle Engines That Last FOREVER!
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- 12 Japanese Motorcycle Engines That Last FOREVER!
When it comes to reliability, Japanese motorcycle engines have built a legendary reputation. In this video, we’re diving into 12 iconic engines that stand the test of time, delivering unbeatable durability and performance. From Honda’s indestructible inline-fours to Yamaha’s bulletproof singles, these engines have powered riders for decades without breaking a sweat. ⚙️✨ Discover what makes these engineering marvels last forever and why they’re trusted by bikers worldwide. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a motorcycle enthusiast, this list is a must-watch!
If you love motorcycles and want to know which engines are built to go the distance, hit that play button! ▶️
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How about the Honda transverse 90degress V4 used in the ST1300 (Pan European in some markets)? Introduced in 2003, many of these bikes are still on the road today and many are still being used by the Police force in some countries.
I have a kz550 that has about 60,000 miles on it. Still runs strong. Also have a sportster 1200 with 55,000 miles. Do your oil changes and regular maintenance and any engine will last.
The latest fire blade has covered very few miles, so how do you know it’s reliable.
Try to buy one of it and that you can justify...
Honda engines are flawless
In our country the mechanics only knows how to fix 1 cylinder engine 😅🤭👍 2 cylinders maybe a few 😅😊
Start of video very suspect. Call single OHC and shows more pics of twin OHC. DO not trust content.
Had to stop watching even though interested in pics. All comments are B.S. Balanced 90deg twin, less wear and smooth operation on parallel twin with 90deg offset pin. LOL....not possible