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Twin cam 610cc 11,000 rpm bent Berg
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Geez i wish it was mine mate.
Apparently it belongs to a mechanic who worked at Husaberg. Apparently it has been very reliable.
Im pushing for more info.
The barrel looks to be extended over a 570 barrel obviously to accommodate a longer rod. Ill post a pic of my 104mm barrel.
Apparently it belongs to a mechanic who worked at Husaberg. Apparently it has been very reliable.
Im pushing for more info.
The barrel looks to be extended over a 570 barrel obviously to accommodate a longer rod. Ill post a pic of my 104mm barrel.
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Looking further at his engine, maybe the barrel hasnt been extended. But then how does he get 11,000rpm? It was mentioned it is different at the rod.
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It wouldnt be so much lightness but more length to reduce rod angle.
What 104mm piston is he using? Couldnt be the CP anchor surely?
Longer rod with a piston with a smaller pin height?
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