I've had my 1959 British Royal Enfield for over 40 years. Meteor-Minor 500 twin. I just found out that not only do they still make the 1959 models brand new in India - they have also made a few diesel versions. Kind of neat and an off mix with classic British styling and a modern diesel jammed in. Rated at 200 MPGs.
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I also see the US Marine Corp has a diesel bike now . .
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I also see the US Marine Corp has a diesel bike now . .
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