Motorcycle runs as fast as much we give throttle

[tufguy]

Could you please tell me the correct way of saying this? I have been confused for a long time.

"Motorcycle runs as fast as much we give throttle".

Is this the correct way? I mean we all know that when we start a motorcycle we put it in gear and on the right side of the handle we have accelerator that we need to rotate to increase the speed as we shift up the gear. So, do we throttle it?

 

[emsr2d2]

Could you please tell me the correct way of saying this? I have been confused for a long time.

"A motorcycle runs as fast as much we give throttle". No. See below.

Is this the correct? way? I mean we all know that When we start a motorcycle, we put it in gear; and on the right side of the handlebar we have the accelerator, that which we need to rotate to increase the speed as we shift up through the gears. So, do we "throttle it"?

@tufguy How long have you been using this site? How many times have we told you (and others) that a single-word title isn't sufficient? I've changed your thread title from just "throttle" to the full sentence you're asking us about.

Note my corrections above. Your sentence needs to start with either "A motorcycle runs" or "Motorcycles run" to express a habitual action.

Your sentence certainly isn't correct but I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to say. Do you mean that the speed of a motorcycle depends on how much throttle we use? Using "throttle" as a verb in this context is wrong. We use it to mean "strangle". In your context, you need to use "throttle" as a noun.

 

[tufguy]

@tufguy How long have you been using this site? How many times have we told you (and others) that a single-word title isn't sufficient? I've changed your thread title from just "throttle" to the full sentence you're asking us about.

Note my corrections above. Your sentence needs to start with either "A motorcycle runs" or "Motorcycles run" to express a habitual action.

Your sentence certainly isn't correct but I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to say. Do you mean that the speed of a motorcycle depends on how much throttle we use? Using "throttle" as a verb in this context is wrong. We use it to mean "strangle". In your context, you need to use "throttle" as a noun.

Could you please write a sentence so I can understand better?

 

[emsr2d2]

Do you mean that the speed of a motorcycle depends on how much throttle we use?

Could you please write a sentence so I can understand better?

Are you really telling me that you can't write a new sentence yourself based on what I wrote in post #2? (I have quoted it above to help you even more.)

 

[tufguy]

Are you really telling me that you can't write a new sentence yourself based on what I wrote in post #2? (I have quoted it above to help you even more.)

1) Motorcycle runs as fast as much throttle we use.

2) Motorcycle runs as fast as much we rotate the accelerator.

 

[stanislaw.masny]

Not a teacher.

I would write that the motorcycle engine rotates faster or with more power when the throttle is open more. The speed depends on the gear selected and the terrain conditions.

 

[Tarheel]

Perhaps:

The speed of the motorcycle depends on how much throttle you give it.

I don't know if "give throttle" is correct. I am not a motorcyclist.

 

[tufguy]

Are you really telling me that you can't write a new sentence yourself based on what I wrote in post #2? (I have quoted it above to help you even more.)

Could you please check my sentences? Do we say "motorcycle runs as fast as much we use throttle"? Is it correct? "Give throttle" is incorrect, Am I correct?

 

[Tarheel]

Perhaps:

The speed of a motorcycle depends on how much throttle you give it.

Or:

The more throttle you give it the faster it goes