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Re: [ST] for Matt Heyer - bike boosters



OK - I stand corrected on it "ever" be implemented.  Yet, no one has continued this.  Yet turbos/superchargers remain widespread within automobiles.  There has got to be a reason.
 
Matt Heyer

----- Original Message ----
From: donnydogood <donalddraper@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: st@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 8:15:36 PM
Subject: [ST] for Matt Heyer - bike boosters


>>> if this were actually viable, don't you think the major 
manufacturers would have
implemented a bike or two with this?  Yet NOBODY does on a bike <<<

     Certainly you must remember the Honda 500 and 650 (which was one 
of the prettiest
bikes Honda ever built) Turbos of the early and mid-eighties.  The 
500 was truly gutless
until the turbo came up but the 650 was a pretty nice machine,... 
hopelessly outperformed
by the V4 1,000cc Interceptor that came out the same year, though 
(still have mine)!
                                               doggydoo    - - - - o%\o

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