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  1. 01-09-2010 04:35 PM #1
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    Default Diesel motorcycle

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    I think 4BTSwaps should have a motorcycle diesel conversion forum topic... seems like a natural fit...
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    damn! thats a sick ride
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    Quote Originally Posted by Octamog View Post
    I think 4BTSwaps should have a motorcycle diesel conversion forum topic... seems like a natural fit...
    Great idea.. I'll add it...
    See if/what comes around...
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    Quote Originally Posted by dieselcruiserhead View Post
    Great idea.. I'll add it...
    See if/what comes around...
    Cool! That didn't take long...
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    Default Diesel Motorcycle

    I have perused the dieselbike.net site before, but this is one of the COOLEST conversions I've seen!

    I'd like to build one like it, and that would be Project #8,297 [ but I'm still struggling with Project #0001... ]...

    Later, Mike
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    CAT/Perkins has a 1.1L that would seem to be a good candidate. Would love to find a 2G40 for a decent price for a build. Pricey motor tho.
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    Hey bronc! How's it going. Been busy? Come up with any more motor deals?
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  9. 01-16-2010 01:06 PM #9
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    cool
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    i prefer dual-purpose bikes instead of choppers, but i would like to have something like this...
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    I like it!!
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  12. 06-24-2010 01:34 AM #12
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    that bike is cool...i saw one with a kubota on it...years ago....he had modified a hydrostatic trans for his
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    Quote Originally Posted by 65 jimmy View Post
    that bike is cool...i saw one with a kubota on it...years ago....he had modified a hydrostatic trans for his
    there's a 1cyl 416cc kubota engine that is widely used for trikes in india...
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  14. 06-24-2010 08:07 AM #14
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    the shop i worked at had a concrete hole saw powered by a lombardini twin...always thought that would be a cool motor to use...looks kinda like a triumph engine
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    Quote Originally Posted by 65 jimmy View Post
    the shop i worked at had a concrete hole saw powered by a lombardini twin...always thought that would be a cool motor to use...looks kinda like a triumph engine
    would be cool to use it in a triumph bonneville frame...
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  16. 06-25-2010 06:56 AM #16
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    yeah i have a notebook of frame blueprints...ive collected over the years....always wanted to repop obselete parts
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    rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreally nice! Thanks for the link. Seen this bike before, but only with lo-res pics.
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