Rotary motorcycle?
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Hey all, I actually rode a Suzuki Re-5. Our local tech college has one on display. Feels a bit funny leaning into the corners, but off the mark and straight line speed is quite good. They had a quarter time of 13.9seconds and 0-60mph in 5.3seconds so I suppose that's why it was quite quick.
A few others for the list are the Yamaha RZ-201 660cc twin rotor and W2000 294cc single rotor brother, norton and triumph had 588cc twin rotors and Van veen's 1litre OCR-1000. I'm not sure how many were made or weather they were all prototypes.
Hey did you know Suzuki's RE-5 was a factory Peripheral ported engine. There were three ports, two 10mm primary ports and a larger 32mm secondry port below the primaries. Apparently, it had a very complicated engine\fuel system to cope with the port system and after seeing one up close I'd have to agree. Great fun to ride though.
A few others for the list are the Yamaha RZ-201 660cc twin rotor and W2000 294cc single rotor brother, norton and triumph had 588cc twin rotors and Van veen's 1litre OCR-1000. I'm not sure how many were made or weather they were all prototypes.
Hey did you know Suzuki's RE-5 was a factory Peripheral ported engine. There were three ports, two 10mm primary ports and a larger 32mm secondry port below the primaries. Apparently, it had a very complicated engine\fuel system to cope with the port system and after seeing one up close I'd have to agree. Great fun to ride though.