👉 The Milwaukee Fluid, also known as the Milwaukee Formula or simply the Milwaukee, is a high-performance, single-seat open cockpit racing motorcycle engine developed by Milwaukee Motorcycles in the 1980s. It was designed to compete in various racing disciplines, including motocross and road racing, and is notable for its lightweight construction, high-revving V-twin engine design, and advanced cooling system. The Milwaukee Fluid features a 998cc displacement with a 16-valve configuration, producing around 175 horsepower at 11,500 RPM. Its innovative features, such as the use of a single-cylinder intake and exhaust system, helped it achieve impressive performance metrics while maintaining a compact and agile design suitable for racing.
