What is the difference between large-displacement and small-displacement motorcycles?

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Here are the differences between large-displacement and small-displacement motorcycles: 1. Displacement: Large-displacement motorcycles require an engine displacement of 600cc or above; small-displacement motorcycles typically have models with displacements below 400cc. 2. Weight: Large-displacement motorcycles generally weigh over 190KG; small-displacement motorcycles usually weigh around 160KG. 3. Tires: Large-displacement motorcycles have front tires ranging from 120 to 140mm and rear tires from 180 to 200mm; small-displacement motorcycles commonly have front tires of 110mm and rear tires of 140mm. 4. Electronic systems: Large-displacement motorcycles are equipped with advanced electronic assistance systems, such as automatic cruise control, navigation devices, and tire pressure monitoring; small-displacement motorcycles lack excessive electronic systems, offering a purely natural driving experience.