Future of motorcycling: Alternative fuel source ...

[Cormanus]

Thanks Au₂O₃. If this guy can do what he says, I’d have thought it’s a game changer, at least in the short to medium term. Being able to power existing equipment without harm and without having to modify it is, at the very least, a way to enable transition.

I'm rootin'!

That expression has a completely different meaning Down Under.

That expression has a completely different meaning Down Under.
lol - Ah ya, it's that "Roots" thang, isn't it?

Well, I suppose it is difficult to be rootin' a concept or process.

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You'all have root beer down under?

Pretty easy to root a process.

Thanks Au₂O₃. If this guy can do what he says, I’d have thought it’s a game changer, at least in the short to medium term. Being able to power existing equipment without harm and without having to modify it is, at the very least, a way to enable transition.

I'm rootin'!

That expression has a completely different meaning Down Under.

That expression has a completely different meaning Down Under.
lol - Ah ya, it's that "Roots" thang, isn't it?

Well, I suppose it is difficult to be rootin' a concept or process.

= = =

You'all have root beer down under?

Not by that name. It gets called [url=https://www.bundaberg.com/the-difference-between-root-beer-and-sarsaparilla/]Sarsaparilla. Can't remember the last time I drank it.

[specialist8]

Tremendous video there GoldOxide. It's easy to dismiss the next big eFuels claim but there was some good evidence and optimism that Prometheus fuels is bringing to the table. Most exciting to me is the premise that we won't have to sacrifice the modes of transportation or the toys that sprout from it (motorcycles, hotrods) for sake of 'clean energy'. I can't for the life of me see how transitioning to EVs full bore (no pun intended) will be successful when we lack infrastructure to support that kind of system while ditching combustion engines altogether. Not to mention the lack of freedom tied to EVs in the sense that your car could be hacked and whatever other nefarious purposes arises out of this transition. Hope to hear more about Prometheus in the future.

[GoldOxide_imp]

Tremendous video there GoldOxide. It's easy to dismiss the next big eFuels claim but there was some good evidence and optimism that Prometheus fuels is bringing to the table. Most exciting to me is the premise that we won't have to sacrifice the modes of transportation or the toys that sprout from it (motorcycles, hotrods) for sake of 'clean energy'. I can't for the life of me see how transitioning to EVs full bore (no pun intended) will be successful when we lack infrastructure to support that kind of system while ditching combustion engines altogether. Not to mention the lack of freedom tied to EVs in the sense that your car could be hacked and whatever other nefarious purposes arises out of this transition. Hope to hear more about Prometheus in the future.

You mean maybe like the government can throw off the switch and relatively quickly everybody can't go anywhere? Pretty good crowd control. Not even a horse and buggy in sight.

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Yeah. Ummm. I might look at an electric bike, but I doubt that the technology will be there for how I ride before I stop riding.