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Why Does A Motorcycle Cannot Run Off A Battery Alone?
- If it does,
- It would drain the battery very quickly and you would be stuck with recharging your battery frequently and would likely be stranded in the middle of nowhere with a dead motorcycle.
- The mechanism of the stator is what keeps the battery functioning.
Why Do Motorcycles Have A Different Types Of Alternators?
- The alternator system in a motorcycle, or the stator, is different from what other vehicles use.
- An alternator from a car is bulky and takes up a bit of room
- Motorcycles are less complex than cars and therefore require less complex parts.
- That’s why a motorcycle uses the system of a stator instead of a whole regular alternator.
- There simply isn’t the room to fit a large part like that on a motorcycle.
The Similarities And Differences Between A Motorcycle Starter And Other Alternators:
Even though a motorcycle stator and other vehicle alternators, such as an alternator from a car, basically do the same thing, the difference is, that alternators found in other vehicles usually have everything put together in one single part whereas a motorcycle stator and it’s accompanying parts are somewhat dispersed throughout the bike. A battery cannot function without a motorcycle stator and a stator cannot function without the motorcycle battery. Though the function of the battery is brief, it’s also very important. The battery is what gets the motorcycle started in the first place.
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