F-21 t1_iviakvt wrote
Reply to comment by derycksan71 in Honda Electric Moped Coming - Step-through electric likely to be announced this year. by speckz
Especially the CT is more of an "adventure" design. It makes some sense in the city but if you're in a more remote area... The ultra efficient and reliable Honda engine is optimised to the point that I'm not sure the electric version is more green or cheaper to run at all.
I wish they sold the trail 125 over here in Europe :(
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F-21 t1_ivip49g wrote
> 2 stroke engines are dirty AF
The CT125 is 4 stroke and the ultra-efficient engine is rated to 158MPG, with over 120-130MPG actually achievable.
It quite literally runs on fumes.
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F-21 t1_ivka717 wrote
The article you listed is nearly 20 years old and was no longer relevant that same year it was written because Euro 3 emission standards came in 2006 for motorcycle. Motorcycles sold today have to emmit 5-6 times less CO than Euro 2 motorcycles that were modern when that article was written (not to mention other pollutants or bikes that were slightly old at the time, or 25 years old, as the article talks about, so bikes that are by now nearly half a century old).
I don't think any motorcycle sold in first world countries can legally not have a catalytic converter. Every scooter here in Europe has it.
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