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Re: (ET) Wheelhorse and their last ET in 1983
CA also was the leader in making that law that doesn't allow 2 cycle
engines. Decent 4 cycle small engines are the result. No more screaming
popping smokey exhausts out of motorscooters chainsaws etc, which is very
good for everybody.
Mike, what is a Kawasaki Ninja EV? I have a Tank EM002 which is a
futuristic styled 'Vespa type' 48V 25mph commuter Escooter which only
needs RV (scooter) registration. Bought new, got 800 miles on her, which
is a lot of scooting. Brushless Wheelmotor drive and real comfy (and
fun) to ride.
Dave
Weymouth MA
On Tue, 12 Dec 2006 16:10:12 EST Mbachandz aol com writes:
>
> Did anyone else see that California recently won the ability
> (legally from
> the EPA I believe) to regulate emissions from small engine based
> machines like
> lawn mowers? I suppose the goal is some mandates similar to those
> they
> attempted to put in place for cars. Perhaps the sales opportunity
> for electric
> tractors will come again.
>
> I am not naive enough to believe that government mandates are always
> a good s
> olution, so let's not go down that whole path. I just like what I
> have seen
> some states beginning to do lately. I would like to believe that an
> enterprising company could develop a solution to this sort of
> demand for a simple,
> clean energy mower.
>
>
>
> Mike Bachand
> Denver Electric Vehicle Council (DEVC)
> 1994 Kawasaki Ninja EV
>
>
>