Moot
Jul 30th, 2008, 7:08 pm
Found this on Chromeheads.org in the Campfire Forum. A lot of other interesting comments on it are posted.
"Installing a FlexFuel converter into most vehicles is rather easy. If you can remove the tank of your motorcycle, you can install a converter. We already checked to see what type of connectors are on the bike. We determined that it is Bosch EV1. We grabbed one off the shelf and began our installation. Your motorcycle must be in proper operating condition in order to do this conversion.
Orange County Choppers will be unveiling an ethanol powered motorcycle on June 24th, 2007. We think it is great that they are bringing awareness to the ethanol cause and its usage in motorcycles. Will it be FlexFuel? Probably not since most of their choppers are carbureted. Our Triumph motorcycle is FlexFuel capable and we can run it on E85 or gas. Since E85 has 105 octane, there is no need for gas."
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"Installing a FlexFuel converter into most vehicles is rather easy. If you can remove the tank of your motorcycle, you can install a converter. We already checked to see what type of connectors are on the bike. We determined that it is Bosch EV1. We grabbed one off the shelf and began our installation. Your motorcycle must be in proper operating condition in order to do this conversion.
Orange County Choppers will be unveiling an ethanol powered motorcycle on June 24th, 2007. We think it is great that they are bringing awareness to the ethanol cause and its usage in motorcycles. Will it be FlexFuel? Probably not since most of their choppers are carbureted. Our Triumph motorcycle is FlexFuel capable and we can run it on E85 or gas. Since E85 has 105 octane, there is no need for gas."
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