A »A four-stroke engine cycle consists of four stages: intake, where air and fuel are drawn in; compression, where the mixture is compressed; power, where the spark ignites the mixture, generating power; and exhaust, where the exhaust gases are expelled, completing the cycle.

A »A four-stroke engine operates in a cycle: the intake stroke draws air-fuel mix into the cylinder, the compression stroke squeezes it tightly, the power stroke ignites the mix to push the piston down, and the exhaust stroke expels spent gases. It's like an engine's rhythm: inhale, squeeze, bang, and exhale—powering your ride smoothly and efficiently!

A »A four-stroke engine cycle involves four stages: intake (air-fuel mixture drawn in), compression (mixture compressed), power (spark ignites mixture, producing power), and exhaust (exhaust gases expelled). This cycle repeats in each cylinder, generating power through a continuous process.