Can an Air-Cooled Engine Motorcycle Run Long Distances?
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An air-cooled engine motorcycle can run long distances, but during summer, it needs to stop and rest for 10 to 20 minutes after every 2 to 3 hours of riding to allow the engine to cool down. It is important to let it cool naturally to avoid performance damage and reduce the likelihood of malfunctions. The characteristics of an air-cooled engine in motorcycles include a simple structure, lightweight, easy maintenance, strong adaptability to climate changes, quick start-up, and no need for a radiator, which is why it is used in some military vehicles and certain trucks. Air-cooled engines are widely used in motorcycles, eliminating the need for a radiator. They are also suitable for water-scarce regions since they do not use water as a cooling medium.