Motorcycle selection by fuel type and a new design
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Motorcycles are very convenient transportation means for today's conditions. Motorcycles are divided into two types as gasoline engined motorcycles and electric engined motorcycles. In this study, electric engined and gasoline engined motorcycles will be examined by comparing them with certain parameters. In the examinations, it is aimed to investigate the characteristics of electric and gasoline engines in detail in accordance with the opinions of motorcycle users and to use the measurable values as comparison data. In the study, the features of electric and gasoline engines will be investigated and the differences will be determined, measurements will be obtained for the selected models, an inquiry system will be set up to determine the opinions of the users, preference reasons and parameters will be determined according to the answers received. The measured values and the data obtained as a result of the query system will be compared and interpreted using appropriate methods and the study will be completed.
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Hasan Yiğit Bilgin
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Hasan Yiğit Bilgin (Master Thesis). Motorcycle selection by fuel type and a new design, 2018, Başkent University.
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