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Updated : 11 February 2010 This is the FAQ (Frequently asked questions) about the factors involved with measuring performance. There are lots of things that effect the performance figures, statistics and specifications of a motorcycle or car in the real world. That's why various organisations around the world have tried to develop a standardised methods in a scientific way to measure performance claims by manufacturers. Fuel consumption claims particularly vary significantly to real world fuel consumption. However performance claims related to speed are just as affected by lots of variables in the real world. As a result I have listed some of what I think are the most important factors in increasing and reducing real world performance claims. Condition and age of the
engine. Thus as you can see there are
lots of factors that effect how fast you and your car of motorcycle can
actually go. Change any of these factors and you can increase or
decrease your performance. The change in figures may not be
significant in
some instances but dramatic in others. Needless to say a well
maintained motorcycle will always perform better than one that isn't.
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