Initial Research Pathway


    Me and Yi Han have the same idea for this topic due to our passion and interest in motorcycles. I used to ride a CB400 Super Four Revo while Yi Han currently owns and ride one. 

   Yi Han and Zaki both did a general google search on this bike. The articles we found are mostly from website articles, youtube videos. We did not just limit our search to the CB400 VTEC system, we searched up on how VTEC generally works to get a better idea of just the system itself, before we branch onto the motorcycle side. Zaki did a general search on google, and he found 3 articles explaining how VTEC as a system works, along with 1 video explaining how VTEC works. Yi Han obtained 3 articles and 1 video explaining how the CB400 VTEC works. 

    Using Chat.gpt, the team obtained a summary of how VTEC differs between motorcycle and cars. We also obtained a summary of how the VTEC system on its own, operates. 

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