750cc

750cc refers to a displacement of 750 cubic centimeters. This unit of measurement is commonly used to describe the engine size of motorcycles and, to a lesser extent, other internal combustion engine vehicles. Engine displacement is a measure of the volume swept by all the pistons inside the cylinders of an engine. A larger displacement generally indicates a larger and potentially more powerful engine, though factors like engine design, turbocharging, and tuning also play significant roles.

In the context of motorcycles, the 750cc class has historically been a popular category, often representing a balance between performance and manageability. These motorcycles typically offer more power than smaller displacement bikes, making them suitable for a wider range of riding conditions, including highway travel and sport riding. Historically, many iconic sportbikes and standard motorcycles have featured 750cc engines. Manufacturers often use this displacement for models aimed at experienced riders seeking a blend of agility and acceleration without the extreme power of liter-class (1000cc and above) motorcycles. The "750" designation can also be part of a specific model's name, such as the Suzuki GSX-R750 or the Honda Interceptor VFR750. The exact performance characteristics of a 750cc engine can vary significantly between different manufacturers and models due to differences in engine configuration (inline-four, V-twin, etc.), tuning, and intended use.