1975-02-01

Four Stroke Motorcycle Engines A Study of Their Lubricating Oil Requirements 750789

This paper shows how new formulations of oils, resistant to the particularly severe conditions in four stroke motorcycle engines have been evolved. New bench test procedures, developed from the field, racing surveys and road tests, were used for the study of the following variables : oil film and oil consumption (viscosity), piston failure (scuffing and preignition) oil oxidation (thickening), piston cleanliness (dispersancy, detergency) and low temperature starting properties.
INTRODUCTION : SEVERITY OF MOTORCYCLE ENGINES
LUBRICATION OF MOTORCYCLE ENGINES
ROAD TESTS
BENCH TEST FACILITIES
TEST PROCEDURE STUDY
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LOW TEMPERATURE STARTING PROPERTIES
CONCLUSION

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