What does 'Pai Sai' mean?

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Sports cars, mainly suitable for urban commuting, can also be used for 'Pai Sai' when needed. 'Pai Sai' = road racing, which is the colloquial term for road racing motorcycles. They feature fully enclosed fairings, and the riding posture (upper body) is almost lying on the fuel tank, hence the name 'Pai Sai'. Street racers do not have fairings or only have a small fairing in the headlight area, and the riding posture (upper body) is relatively upright. More related information is as follows: 1. V-twin motorcycles: V-twin motorcycles are closer to racing bikes, with high low-end torque, low center of gravity, and strong acceleration, but their handling and maintenance are not very suitable for beginners. They are more suitable for those with some road racing experience. The commonly seen VFR400 30th edition in China is generally not in good condition. However, the VTR1000 is definitely a top-tier superbike. 'V' stands for V-twin. 2. CBR: The most classic series in road racing motorcycles, 'CBR' stands for 'Competition Bike Racer'. It features an inline 4-cylinder water-cooled engine, suitable for non-professional riders to control, with products ranging from 250cc to 1100cc.