What Does Low-End Torque Mean for Motorcycles?

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Low-end torque in motorcycles refers to the maximum torque that the engine can provide at low RPM. Generally, motorcycle engines have a maximum torque at a rated RPM. When comparing two motorcycles with the same maximum torque, if one achieves this torque at a lower RPM than the other, it can be said that this motorcycle has better low-end torque performance. Introduction to Torque: Maximum engine torque refers to the average moment output from the crankshaft during engine operation, commonly known as the engine's "rotational force." The magnitude of torque is also related to the engine's RPM. Under the same power conditions, different RPMs will result in different torque values. The higher the RPM, the lower the torque, and vice versa.