* Specific Model: "SS" doesn't specify a single manufacturer or model. Many manufacturers produce motorcycles with "SS" in their name (or a similar designation). You need to specify the exact make and model (e.g., Ducati 900SS, etc.).
* Modifications: Any modifications made to the engine (exhaust, carburetor/fuel injection, air filter, camshaft, etc.) will drastically change the horsepower output. A stock engine will produce considerably less horsepower than a highly tuned one.
* Engine Condition: The condition of the engine (wear and tear) also affects power output.
To find the horsepower, you'll need to:
1. Identify the exact make and model of the motorcycle. This is crucial.
2. Search for specifications online: Once you know the make and model, search online for specifications. Manufacturer websites, motorcycle forums (like those specific to your motorcycle make and model), and online motorcycle databases may contain this information. Look for "horsepower," "power," "bhp," or "kW" (kilowatts).
3. Consider that the stated horsepower is likely for a *stock* engine. Any modifications will alter the output.
Without knowing the specific make and model, it's impossible to give you a horsepower figure.
