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New Yamaha Street Bike in Focus: 50 KMPL Mileage & EMI Starting at ₹4,299

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New Yamaha Street Bike in Focus: 50 KMPL Mileage & EMI Starting at ₹4,299             Indruction  Hello friends, welcome to Rajesh Technical Blog . Today we are talking about Yamaha’s new street bike , which is attracting strong attention in the commuter and entry-level motorcycle segment. With a claimed mileage of 50 kmpl and easy EMI options starting at just ₹4,299 , this bike is expected to be a practical and stylish choice for daily riders. Why Yamaha Street Bikes Are So Popular Yamaha has a strong reputation for building reliable, smooth, and stylish motorcycles . Its street bikes are especially popular among: College students Office commuters First-time bike buyers Riders looking for low maintenance and good mileage This upcoming Yamaha street bike is designed mainly for daily city use with a perfect balance of efficiency and comfort. Engine & Performance (Expected) The new Yamaha street bike is expected to come with a ...
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The Evolution of Bike Engines: From Carburetor to Fuel Injection Technology

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         Indruction  Hello friends, welcome to Rajesh Technical Blog. Today I will tell you about The Evolution of Bike Engines: From Carburetor to Fuel Injection Technology. The Evolution of Bike Engines: From Carburetor to Fuel Injection Technology Motorcycle engines have come a long way since the early days of simple, mechanically governed powerplants. The journey from carburetors to modern fuel injection systems reflects not only advances in engineering but also shifting priorities: better fuel economy, cleaner emissions, improved throttle response, and greater reliability. In this article we trace that progression, explain how each system works, and highlight why fuel injection has largely replaced carburetors in contemporary bikes. 1. Carburetors: The Classic Air–Fuel Mixer For much of the twentieth century, carburetors were the dominant method for mixing fuel and air in motorcycle engines. A carburetor uses pressure differences and calibrat...
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