What is the difference between liquid-cooled and air-cooled Honda CH125?

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Honda CH125 liquid-cooled and air-cooled differences are as follows: Different cooling methods: Air-cooled systems rely on wind generated by vehicle movement for cooling; Liquid-cooled systems use circulating water to cool the cylinder sleeve and cylinder head. Different configurations: Air-cooled cylinders feature larger cooling fins, with the cylinder head designed with cooling fins and air ducts; Liquid-cooled systems primarily consist of water pumps, radiator thermostats, and fans. Different characteristics: Air-cooled motorcycles feature zero-failure natural cooling systems with minimal space occupation; Liquid-cooled motorcycles effectively control temperatures for high-power, high-speed engines, with throttle valves closing at low temperatures until oil temperature rises to ensure lubrication.