What is cc in bikes?

In bikes there are 120 cc,80 cc....What does cc mean?

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  • Ankush Sharma
    Ankush Sharma
    dear cc is the capacity of engine's cylinder means cubic centimeter...
  • sweet_honey
    sweet_honey
    It is actually the measure of engine's size.
    It is the volume displaced by the piston when it moves from Top Dead Center to Bottom Dead Center.
  • gowthamanbu
    gowthamanbu
    Adding to #-Link-Snipped-# ,In Bikes its cc while in car it is termed in litres. e.g 1.4 lit; it simply means that the cylinders(all cylinders of the engine) has the capacity to have 1.4 lit of fuel mixture in one stroke. Simply Volume!! 😀 Clear #-Link-Snipped-# ?
  • Ankush Sharma
    Ankush Sharma
    adding to @ #-Link-Snipped-#, in cars there are also cc .. yes, in cars it is written like 1.4 lit or 3.0 lit. it also represents cc..
    as we know that 1lit=1000cm^3(cc). therefore in 1.4 lit there are 1400 cc and in 3.0 lit there are 3000 cc... i hope now its clear to you #-Link-Snipped-#.... if any doubt then feel free to ask
  • gohm
    gohm
    and in some areas they use silliness like cu. in. (cubic inches) 😉
  • vikaskumar11233
    vikaskumar11233
    cc means Cubic Centimeters. In bikes it is termed as cc where as in car it is termed as in liters.

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