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    The 100mpg diesel motorcycle

    Dutch company EVA Products has announced a diesel-powered motorcycle capable of 100 miles to the gallon (at a steady 55mph).

    Performance is there too - the Track T-800CDI has a 0-60mph time of 3.75 seconds and the inline 800cc triple may be able to run biodiesel to further reduce CO2 emissions.

    The Track T-800CDI costs EUR 17,500 (some GBP 15,500 at April rates of exchange). For more information and photos: http://www.dieselmotorfiets.nl/
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    I wonder what it looks like on the right side.

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    I like it. The black road edition is a bike I would happily ride if it rode well (it already looks good so its halfway there)

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    an old workmate has a diesel royal enfield, he said that it does well over 120mpg..
    In no way is it fast tho..Did the south island over 4000k's for $90 diesel
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    Quote Originally Posted by nallac View Post
    an old workmate has a diesel royal enfield, he said that it does well over 120mpg..
    In no way is it fast tho..Did the south island over 4000k's for $90 diesel
    met a bloke who was riding a 600cc enfield...
    all of out 12 hp.....
    reckons he was getting over a 100mpg.

    prick of a thing to start though
    And that is the honest truth your honour..

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    Not a chook chaser rider myself but I do like the look of it, and the theory etc is compelling.

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    how about this one then?
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    Neander Turbo Diesel Motorcycle
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    Quote Originally Posted by kevfromcoro View Post
    met a bloke who was riding a 600cc enfield...
    all of out 12 hp.....
    reckons he was getting over a 100mpg.

    prick of a thing to start though
    I have one ... his may be not set up right ,,, they almost start themselves

    on saying that , mine will kill you if you get it wrong ! ,,,but its tuned to an inch of its life


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    So it's big news if a modern motorcycle gets 100mpg?

    My 650 Triumph could get 100mpg cruising at 100kkh,and it wasn't low performance either - it had all the fruit of a cafe racer.So what has happened in 40 years that we are only just able to repeat the feat?
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