Comments on: Motorcycle Engines Part II – Four and Six Cylinders http://worldwidemotorcycles.com/tech-stuff/motorcycle-engines-part2/ Motorcycle Information from all over the World Wed, 07 Jan 2009 14:11:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Bill http://worldwidemotorcycles.com/tech-stuff/motorcycle-engines-part2/comment-page-1/#comment-63 Bill Wed, 19 Sep 2007 19:36:26 +0000 http://worldwidemotorcycles.com/tech-stuff/motorcycle-engines-part2/#comment-63 I have been riding motorcycles on and off since the age of 19. I started out in England where most bikes are usually small, averaging 250cc. Since moving back to America in 1981 I have ridden exclusively on Yamaha motorcycles. I enjoyed the power and smooth ride of the inline four cylinder that I had on my 1982 Maxim XJ1100. I also rode a motorcycle around the country in 1992 and the bike recommended and used was a 1992 Virago 1100, which took the trip quit well. Over all I would still like to find a good in line four cylinder touring bike again. If anyone has any recommendations, I would appreciate some input. Thanks Sincerely, Bill K. I have been riding motorcycles on and off since the age of 19. I started out in England where most bikes are usually small, averaging 250cc.

Since moving back to America in 1981 I have ridden exclusively on Yamaha motorcycles. I enjoyed the power and smooth ride of the inline four cylinder that I had on my 1982 Maxim XJ1100. I also rode a motorcycle around the country in 1992 and the bike recommended and used was a 1992 Virago 1100, which took the trip quit well.

Over all I would still like to find a good in line four cylinder touring bike again. If anyone has any recommendations, I would appreciate some input. Thanks

Sincerely,

Bill K.

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