Green orientated bikes.

[Born2BMild]

Sounds about right. The b*stards.

[GSF K1]

Hybrids are very expensive, complicated and not much more fuel efficient than normal fuel run vehicles. The hydrogen fuel-cell surely is the way forward. The only by-product is water! Only downside at present is the cost of mass-manufacturing hydrogen, and the fuel cells arent that well developed yet.. but that might change!

[Born2BMild]

Could be handy if you could extract zero point energy from the water via cold fusion too, if you could find away get round the laws of the Conservation of Energy.

[Born2BMild]

Intelligent Energy ENV.

https://driving.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,20629-1560663,00.html

[Born2BMild]

Spark and ride: electric bike plugs into commuting needs.

https://driving.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,20629-1695382,00.html

[Scouser]

I would drive a greener bike, but I would attach some plastic card to the forks and swinging arm with clothes pegs, so the card clattered against the wheel spokes and gave a good motorbike sound like Gixerchix’s!

(Run and Hide quick!)

[Born2BMild]

You could always get a Kawasaki mate and not bother with the cards.[:o)]

[GSF K1]

Curious reading about the fuel cell bike.. it generates electricity from the chemical reaction of hydrogen and oxygen within the catalyst chamber.. hang on theres something in this… power from WATER!!!!???????? H2O !!

[Born2BMild]

Another hurdle!

https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4651562.stm

[Gix]

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Originally posted by Born2BMild

You could always get a Kawasaki mate and not bother with the cards.[:o)]

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hahahaha! LOL bom bom B2BM![][:o)]

[newk]

methanol……..woo hooooooooooooo

[sid]

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Originally posted by newk

methanol……..woo hooooooooooooo

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if it was methane you’d have your own lifetime supply[]

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