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V-twin is a type of motorcycle engine, featuring two cylinders, in the form of a V. V-twin engines are most well know for their use in Hardly-Ableson failbikes and Ducati and Buell wanna-be sportbikes. All engines of this type are characterized by a rumbling, glugging sound, with tones that create the impression of imminent disintegration. This is actually not uncommon. Other Characteristics of the V-Twin are incomplete and inefficient combustion, extremely low horsepower per cubic centimeter, high weight, and middle-aged-to older, often obese, riders. They are useful, however, in being the engine in the 2010 Buell Blast, the best V-twin ever. It also provides an engine for inline-4 engines to be much better than.
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