What is the size of a 50cc motorcycle engine displacement?
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50cc motorcycles, commonly referred to as 50cc bikes, are similar to 125cc or 250cc motorcycles. The 50cc designation refers to the engine displacement, which means the cylinder volume is 50 cubic centimeters (50CC, 50ml, or 50cm³). All these terms represent the same thing: an engine displacement of 50 milliliters. Engine displacement calculation formula: Displacement equals pi multiplied by the square of the radius multiplied by height (3.1416159) multiplied by piston radius (in mm) multiplied by piston radius (in mm) multiplied by stroke (in mm) multiplied by the number of cylinders. Differences in displacement size: Larger displacement engines require higher manufacturing precision and can output greater power. Simply put, vehicles with higher power outputs are generally faster (assuming equal weight). Within the same vehicle series, models with larger displacements typically come with higher-end configurations.