The application of motorcycle forgings in the automobile industry is relatively limited. Due to the differences in the structural design, working principle and use environment of motorcycles and automobiles, the parts used in them are often not universal. In the automotive industry, forgings are more commonly found in key parts such as engines, drivetrains, chassis and suspension systems. For example, the engine crankshaft, connecting rod, camshaft and other important parts are often manufactured by forging process to ensure their strength and durability. Similarly, in the chassis and suspension system, key components such as steering knuckles and suspension arms are often produced by forging process to improve their strength and reliability. However, due to the relatively simple structure of the motorcycle, and the higher requirements for weight and volume, the application range of motorcycle forgings is relatively small. Some motorcycle brands may incorporate forgings in specific models of engines or other key components to improve performance and reliability, but this is not universally the case. In short, the application of motorcycle forgings in the automotive industry is relatively small, mainly focusing on some specific key components to improve their performance and reliability.
