I grew up racing 2 strokes so there is a part of me that will always love the 2 stroke, however in my humble opinion in most cases a 4 stroke is the better way to go nowdays. Let me offer you a brief synopsis. 2 stroke engines are easier to maintain (less moving parts - no valves, no oil pump, etc.) However, you do have to mix your gas, they are less efficient and much worse for the environment, because there is constantly unburned oil and fuel passing through to the exhaust. A 4-stroke engine is more complex to build and maintain, and will be somewhat heavier than a 2-stroke. It should, however, offer more controlled power throughout the power-band. Most 2-stroke engines are built to run wide open (like a chainsaw motor - it's either running full throttle or idle). A 4-stroke will provde smoother power.
My opinion, no. You have to mix gas for the two stroke, and two stokes are not as powerful.
yes. All the major manufacturers have 2 strokes in their lineup. Some manufacturers don't have the adult bikes in two stroke, but another company will have it.
i would say i two stroke because two strokes are much easier to fix, there faster and better.
No we can't use 100cc 4 -stroke dirt bike race against 85cc dirt bikes.
four strokes last longer if rode right
4 strokes pop because of the torque gets big bungles of exaused and when it comes out of the pipe it expands causing it to pop
two stoke bikes have more power then 4 storke. 4 storke are better for trail riding and 2 stroke are better for racing
no there not dirt bike is better
125 2-strokes are good but 125 4-strokes are not all that great.
Two strokes can accelerate faster but it depends on engine size
Most motorcycles run on Gasoline. 4 strokes take regular pump gas (unless otherwise specified) and 2 strokes typically run on a mix of pump gas and 2 stroke oil. Road bikes are typically 4 stroke and dirt bikes are typically 2 stroke, but there are exceptions.There are some rare diesel motor cycles, but I'm sure you'd know if you had one.
no