HDT Diesel Motorcycles 91mpg

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Hayes Diversified Technologies, is located in the High Desert of Southern California, USA. HDT USA stands firm on a core value system that embraces Innovation, Quality and Service. HDT USA delivers uncompromising technology, dynamic engineering and revolutionary design to its customers in every product. The company's size, expertise and intensity allow for greater flexibility developing leading edge technology for the motorcycle and small diesel engine markets. HDT USA are honoured to serve the men and women of the Armed Forces by providing the best equipment possible. HDT USA is proud to provide the best in diesel motorcycle technology to both government and civilian customers. Due to increased production requirements for our military motorcycles, HDT USA has had to delay production of their commercial models for the time being. Currently HDT USA offers four models of motorcycle excluding their quads.
http://www.dieselmotorcycles.com/models.htm

Some of the models include;

M1030-M2 670cc JP8 is the latest incarnation of the superlative military motorcycle standing alone as the only military motorcycle capable of operating on JP8, JP5, JP4, AVTUR, JET-A1, Diesel and even Biodiesel.
http://www.hdtusa.com/vehicle-m1030-m2.php

M1030‐B2 650cc begins with a high strength welded steel frame mated to an exceptionally reliable and proven 650cc gas engine and 5 speed transmission. A lightweight, rotationally moulded plastic tank is fitted to minimize weight while optimizing fuel capacity, giving the M1030‐B2 650cc a range of over 500km on a single tank.
http://www.hdtusa.com/vehicle-m1030-b2.php


M1030-A4 250cc is designed for versatility whether on base or in the field on urbanized terrain. The M1030-A4 is built tough using an all steel frame and heavy duty components such as hand and control guards, skid plates and aggressive foot pegs to withstand the abuse of daily duty.
http://www.hdtusa.com/vehicle-m1030-a4.php

As a newbie owner of a Kawasaki KLR650 in California, I came to know about these diesel conversations via the classic KLR650 FAQ. Which is to say, these diesels, which were initially designed for the US Marine Corps, all began life as a KLR650.

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FUCKKK! I very rarely do caps lock or use foul language in Internet but those bikes made me to do it! Finally they have got a clue in USA. And something makes me believe those are sturdy and reliable machines in real too.