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Per musiclucho's "fastest vs. slowest", how about largest cc vs. smallest cc?

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John2023

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Per discoganya's suggestion, photos are nice but optional.:ride

Largest cc street legal bike for me, 2002 VTX1800:





Smallest cc, 2019 Z400:
 
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smallest :'73 Honda xl 250
largest (current bike) Kawasaki Concours 14 (1395 cc)
 
Yamaha RD 350.
1200 or so the largest.

At 15-1/2 that 350 felt like a bad ass machine.
 
Smallest, would be the 50cc moped? I guess? Is that what they were?

If not, the 180cc scooter.

Largest, 1200 K1200-RS.
 
Suzuki TS-125, R1200RT.
 
Smallest 50cc Honda CL110
Largest BMW K1600GT
 
Small displacement light bikes are vastly underrated.

Mine would be XR50 vs CBR954, though I did have an '05 ZX10 for a minute, but I don't count it.
 
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My largest vs smallest is the same as my fastest vs slowest. Harley 50cc vs 750 gsxr. :)
 
Back in the early 70's, I was tasked to ride a new Honda MoPed home for a buddy, I imagine a 48 cc displacement.

Then for the big, 400 inch small block tied to a two speed power glide.
I hopped off my Hyper and saddled up a Boss Hoss.
I was puckered up for the weight, no open road for freeway speeds, easy ride, no smokin' :thumbup. :ride
 
My first bike was a Z50 so that plus a few other mini bikes and 50cc mopeds.
A riding bro wanted to try my gixxer1k so meant I had to swap for his busa which I really had no interest in riding.
 
Smallest cc which is also the slowest: Suzuki FR80 1996
Largest cc: 2001 BMW R1150r. Not impressed with the speed but the thing feels really nice cruising on the highway.
 
John2023 said:
Yep, that's usually the case when it comes to motos and autos. Bigger motor usually means faster. :ride
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Some examples of how that doesn't work...in a major way...

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