Two Stroke Motocross
Two Stroke Motocross Forum => General Two Stroke Talk => Topic started by: Harley Elliott 594 on April 14, 2011, 07:54:15 PM
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On youtube 4 strokes have more votes lets see how it goes on here. What sounds better 2 stroke or 4 stroke?? i vote 2 stroke also kinda ironic that when you hit shift and 4 you get the $ symbol and when you hit 2 you get the @ symbol meaning with a 2 stroke your @ the track insted of with a 4 stroke your not there cause your to broke from dumping to much $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ into the bike!
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2 stroke definitely, not sure my neighbors would agree :D
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2-stroke for sure......4-strokes sound like loud tricked out lawnmowers.....I'm also going to add that I think everyone on this site is going to agree!
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2 strokes can sound like sh.it if they're not tuned right.
Also spode riders don't do them any justice.
85's definately don't do it for me, I'm more of a fan of 250's. A 125 can sound good if a rider knows how to ride one.
Four strokes sound good too though. Can't go wrong with a good thumper sound.
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For dirt bikes? Two stroke by a mile. I love that ring ding ding. And four strokes are actually louder than two stroke. Their echo goes way farther. The smoker may be loud close up, but that wont get tracks shut down since you cant hear it 1/4 mile away. A fourstroke however will get a track shut down when your neighbors a mile away call the red and blue.
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one of the best things about a 2 stroke is the sound :)
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I know everyone on this site will agree that's why I posted it compared to youtube where 4 stroke was wining over 2s
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I have to admit, some two-stroke sounds I don't necessarily like. Some bikes sound like there's shredded aluminum foil in the exhaust somewhere, it's kind of annoying. But if you have a real crisp, radical cackle that sounds like a tiny top-fuel dragster, that can be a wonderful sound (although that kind of sharpness often requires you remove the silencer, which is going to be a bad idea 90% of the time). And then you get the bigger two-strokes, like 400+ cc which roar like a Grizzly Bear when you pour on the gas. You can just feel the torque through the air. Four-strokes can sound cool some of the time, but honestly a four-stroke engine needs a higher number of cylinders to really get good sound.
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Without a doubt the 2-stroke wins for me! I'm not really crazy about the sound of 85cc or 105cc 2-smokers but when compared to 4-jokes of the same size the 2-strokes still sound better! For any non believers out there go take a spin on any well tuned 500cc 2-stroke & that should scare ya straight for sure!!! :o
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2-stroke for sure......4-strokes sound like loud tricked out lawnmowers.....I'm also going to add that I think everyone on this site is going to agree!
I actually built a lawnmower for moderate hill climbing, im considering getting the kawasaki vertical shaft 121.5 cc 2 stroke engine for it
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that sounds sicl dude post some pics of the mower!
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i will as long as i remember, ive done a few hills on it and its a blast, have a list of mods i wanna do to it when school gets out
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Nothin sounds better than a nice crisp well tuned 250 2t railing a nice loamy berm 3rd gear wide open :D :D
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3rd gear w/o on a 250? I have a hard time doing that on my 125! Must be referring to Jeremy ;D
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Oh yeah, definately not refering to myself....lol, i dont think any one would agree if i said 2nd gear half throttle..... :D
Last time i heard a 250 ridden properly would of been when i saw Chad Reed, Andrew McFarlane and Michael Byrne at the Nats here in Perth in the late 90's.........
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that sounds sicl dude post some pics of the mower!
Hey pics are gonna have to wait for a bit i dropped the trans axle out today and took the motor off for a needed rebuild, pulley swap for more speed and some aggressive tires