Do Motorcycles Have CVT?
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Motorcycles do have CVT. How Motorcycle CVT Works: The CVT in motorcycles is a continuously variable transmission system, a type of transmission without gears. It relies on a centrifugal clutch and a drive belt to transmit power and control speed changes. Scooter motorcycles mostly use this transmission system. Advantages of Motorcycle CVT: In normal operation, a typical geared motorcycle requires at least the operation of the throttle, clutch, and gear lever. However, the CVT system used in scooter motorcycles eliminates the need for shifting gears. Only the throttle needs to be operated to drive the vehicle easily. Besides being simple and easy to use, the combination of the belt and the pulley also produces relatively low vibration, ensuring considerable comfort.