Car / bike engine size figure

[kawashima]

I have 660cc car and 900cc bike.
I may be the only one who has smaller engined car than bike in BCF.

my car / bike engine size figure
660 / 900 = 0.73

How about yours?

If you have 4000cc Jaguar and 1000cc GSX, 4000 / 1000 = 4.0
If you have 1000cc Micra and 125cc NSR, 1000 / 125 = 8.0
If you have 5000cc BossHoss and 50cc moped, 5000 / 50 = 100.0

If you have plural cars and bikes, please choose the ones you ride/ drive mainly.

My guess of average figure is about 3.1 (2000cc car and 650cc bike).
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[chris-red]

Mine is 0



0cc/900cc = 0
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[kawashima]

[AL-]

Mine is 0 as I don't drive

[DrDonnyBrago]

2L car and 600cc bike = 3.333...

[flat spot]

What a strange post. However 2400/350= 6.85. Hope that's of use to you.

or all my vehicles (2400+2500)/(500+350+250+90)= 4.11

[MarJay]

2.5 if you count the Buell. If you count the FZR say, then it is 7.5.
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[kawashima]

This post might not be interesting
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[kawashima]

[weasley]

[Berk]

0/125 = 0

If you count my fiancées car, then it's 1200/125 = 9.6.

[duhawkz]

car 1400 / bike 1000 = 1.4
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[dogbot]

I have 650cc and 998cc bikes, and a 1998cc car.

*avoids the maths-y bit*

[nick.h]

1198 (polo) / 1004 (thunderace) = 1.19
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[Kris]

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[Livefast123]

1400 cc C4
250 cc GT

Magic meaning of life number = 5.6
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[ajbsmirnoff]

Displacement
3500 / 600 ratio of 5.833333333

Cylinders
8 / 4 ratio of 2

[Jim Mc]

CC
1247/599 = 2.081803 - twice the size

BHP
60/118 = 0.50847 - Half the power

Weight
700/160 = 4.375 - four times the weight

0-60
12s/2s=6 - six times slower

[Acemastr]

[Jim Mc]

Apparently it's 2.8s. I thought it was closer to 2, but it's ok because the car is something like 12.9 so wont be far off.

[Dazbo666]

1.1L Micra, and 600cc Bandit = 1.833333

...and I still have no idea why I bothered to work it out
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[jimbothe]

5.3


2500 + 2800 / 1000.

And yes, I drive the 2.8 equally as much as the 2.5 so it's only fair to add them both.
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[Martay]

1242 / 50 = 24.8

Thats a fiesta / SH50
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[stonesie]

1242 / 645 = 1.92

Fiat punto 1.2 sporting / SV650


A month ago it would have been 2793 / 645 = 4.33.... I miss my 328I... Don't miss it's thirst for petrol though.