U engine (English Wikipedia)

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  • Moore, Jim (2024-11-04). "Suzuki RG500 (1985-1989): Review & Buying Guide". Bennetts Insurance. Archived from the original on 2025-06-15. Retrieved 2025-07-23. Launched in 1985 and sold in the UK as part of Suzuki's model line-up until 1989, the RG is now a much sought after sports bike offering a unique and never bettered multicylinder two-stroke experience.

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  • Anderson, Steve (November 1984). Dean, Paul (ed.). "The Bikes of Japan". Cycle World. 23 (11). Newport Beach, CA US: CBS Magazines: 30. ISSN 0011-4286. Retrieved 15 May 2015. Both have at their heart a twin-cylinder two-stroke engine that is, in effect, two 125cc Singles mounted one behind the other in a common crankcase, their cranks connected by large gears.
  • Walker, Mick (Nov 1, 2002). "5: Kawasaki". Mick Walker's Japanese Grand Prix Racing Motorcycles. Redline Books. pp. 91–97, 100. ISBN 0-9531-3118-1. Sato, like Kaaden, realised that the convention twin-cylinder two-stroke, with its cylinders across the frame, coupled to the outward facing carburettors of a disc-valve twin had a major drawback, because of excessive width.
  • Walker, Mick (2003). Japanese Production Racing Motorcycles. Low Fell, Tyne & Wear, UK: Redline Books. p. 152. ISBN 0954435702. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
  • Italian Racing Motorcycles. Mick Walker. Redline Books, 1 Jan 2000

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  • US 1711882, Guido Fornaca, "Internal-Combustion Engine", published 7 May 1929

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  • Anderson, Steve (November 1984). Dean, Paul (ed.). "The Bikes of Japan". Cycle World. 23 (11). Newport Beach, CA US: CBS Magazines: 30. ISSN 0011-4286. Retrieved 15 May 2015. Both have at their heart a twin-cylinder two-stroke engine that is, in effect, two 125cc Singles mounted one behind the other in a common crankcase, their cranks connected by large gears.