Cruiser Bike Engine Blocks

A massive chunk of metal that has a sophisticated design and serves as a base for two ribbed cylinders – that’s how a typical bike engine block of most American cruisers can be described. Differing in the number of cylinders, configuration, orientation, cooling, and many other noticeable details, bike engines are most commonly associated with the air-cooled V-twin, largely thanks to Harley Davidson and the company’s commitment to this exact type of motors. Still, boasting of numerous advantages such as high torque and nice sound, V-twins have a limited lifespan, just like any other motors.

An engine block or cylinders normally need replacements after the long, heavy use. The high-revving assembly tends to wear its internals pretty quickly, increasing oil consumption and decreasing overall efficiency. The good thing about a bike engine is that it lets you change even the bits as massive as an engine block in a relatively simple, inexpensive, and even enjoyable manner – in contrast to most 4-wheeled vehicles where the block replacement is a more difficult procedure. Order quality engine replacements for your cruiser now to restore its original condition as soon as possible.