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nagmashot @ Feb 18th 2008 2:33AM
there are more than one...
Royal Enfield is building diesel powered bikes since a long time.. and btw it is the oldest still existing bike producer in the world.
They have or had 5 diesel powered models.
Sommer Motorradmanufaktur is currently the only bike producer in Europe who has a EU street legalized diesel powered bike in program the Sommer Diesel-26.
The first europen diesel powered bike prototype was from 1980 and later this bike went into a small scale prodcution, it was designed by the british Ernie Dorsett the bike was called Matchless-Robin ..based on it Enfield start its diesel bike production..
The Harley boys are 30years late..