"Gas War" to bring prices down, best Idea I've heard yet

Started by BigMike, April 17, 2006, 08:46:01 AM

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Quote from: red on April 17, 2006, 09:18:04 PM
my 71 cb100 is payed off, running, will be street legal once i get a new kickstart spring installed and bike inspected. other than that i would need a license (no time or money right now) and insurance (parents wont let me ride until i am financially independent.)

Is that CB100 as in 100cc's? That ought to get all the way across Texas on a tank.
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Quote from: abnormaltoy on April 17, 2006, 09:38:31 PM
The only problem with mass transit is cost. If you live on Long island and travel to the city it can cost $350 a month just to get to work. It's closer to $400 if you're in CT.
I know a couple of guys out here that make their own Bio D...they all swear by it.
i was just stating the mass transit as one way to deal with it, i live in an area that doesnt have it, nor would it be practical for this city to have it.
there is absolutely nothing wrong with biodiesel. very simple chemistry, only safety concern is when you are mixing/handleing the methanol and the lye. very clean, better for your engine, makes ur engine run quieter, and helps the US economy, not the middle east. only downside, YOUR ALWAYS HUNGRY!!! (smell of your exhaust)
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Not to sound like a friggin hippie but I think hemp seed oil would be a very viable source of fuel. If people could just get over some silly laws and misconceptions.  :twocents:
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Quote from: abnormaltoy on April 17, 2006, 09:39:54 PM
Is that CB100 as in 100cc's? That ought to get all the way across Texas on a tank.
yep. :thumbs: (actually 99cc) my dad used to have one when he was in his 20's, says he got around 55mpg city. would top out at 70mph, only downside.
1 other thing i forgot to mention that i need, a new exhaust manifold stud.
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Quote from: DirToyBoy on April 17, 2006, 09:44:50 PM
Not to sound like a friggin hippie but I think hemp seed oil would be a very viable source of fuel. If people could just get over some silly laws and misconceptions.  :twocents:
i dunno what hemp seed oil is, but biodiesel can be made from just about any kind of vegetable made oil. ie peanut oil, vegetable oil, soy oil, etc...
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Quote from: red on April 17, 2006, 09:47:01 PM
i dunno what hemp seed oil is, but biodiesel can be made from just about any kind of vegetable made oil. ie peanut oil, vegetable oil, soy oil, etc...

Ihad a buddy that did this, he swore by it as well, and always cracked up when people said his truck smelled like french fries, or chinese food, or hash browns, or whatever oil he happened to have in it at the time
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Quote from: BLACKDOG on April 17, 2006, 10:05:04 PM
Ihad a buddy that did this, he swore by it as well, and always cracked up when people said his truck smelled like french fries, or chinese food, or hash browns, or whatever oil he happened to have in it at the time

it is funny because ur truck always smells like some kind of food (depending on the oil)
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