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G'day GB.
A very complicated design with lots of moving parts to wear.
A rotary valve engine, of which there are many designs, would be better. The problem with it is sealing (like the Wankel).
https://www.oldbikemag.com.au/spin-doctors-rotary-valve-cylinder-head/
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