the next american motor sports company

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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Welcome to CE. I believe CEan Gohm is the right man to guide you. Let's wait for his response 😀 .
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  torque

  The_Big_K

  Welcome to CE. I believe CEan Gohm is the right man to guide you. Let's wait for his response 😀 .

  thank you. i'm sorry if my punctuation and grammar is not good. unfortunatly that was a class i didn't do so well in lol
  
  if i remember corectly engineering required skills in geometry. i however am doing rather well in that class.
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Don't worry about grammar or punctuation. Yes engineering does require skills in geometry. Good to hear that you made a decision early in life to opt for engineering.
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  yadavundertaker mohit

  hi.welcome to CE........
  
  nice to learn that you have a genuine interest in motorcycles.......only genuine interest can bring success ...so keep it up...........
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  Saandeep Sreerambatla

  Wonderful 😀
  
  
  Welcome to CE 😀
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  priyank_180

  Welcome to our CE family..😁
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  raj87verma88

  Weclome to CE. Quite and interesting introduction.
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  inbapuvi

  Welcome to CE
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  gohm

  Hey welcome to CE! You have brought up one of my favorite subjects, motorcycles. I was sad to hear the news Buell is closing, tough times. Hopefully HD will make some room for Erik. I am pleased to know the legacy of John Britten is still going strong, what an amazing guy he was. Development of highly efficient internal combustion engines as well as full electric/hydrogen powered bikes would be a great area to develope. In the future I can imagine motorcycles and cars merging together for the urban environment as population density increases creating very small inclosed vehicles that lean (of which there are several prototypes already)
  
  Start off with the basics. Select a good school that meets your needs. This does not mean it needs to be exclusive or expensive. Take lots of math & science classes plus your basic liberal arts. Next take some mechanical & electrical engineering courses as well as design/art. This will help you deside if your interest is in the engineering aspect or the concept design area. Even though these two aspects are very different and most people only focus on one, having some knowledge of the other will only make you better and more skilled. While in school spend some spare time working on bikes. Some basic mechanics experience will help you to apply theory to practice.
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  Mahesh Dahale

  Weclome to CE
  
  Crazy introduction buddy
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  torque

  gohm

  Hey welcome to CE! You have brought up one of my favorite subjects, motorcycles. I was sad to hear the news Buell is closing, tough times. Hopefully HD will make some room for Erik. I am pleased to know the legacy of John Britten is still going strong, what an amazing guy he was. Development of highly efficient internal combustion engines as well as full electric/hydrogen powered bikes would be a great area to develope. In the future I can imagine motorcycles and cars merging together for the urban environment as population density increases creating very small inclosed vehicles that lean (of which there are several prototypes already)
  
  Start off with the basics. Select a good school that meets your needs. This does not mean it needs to be exclusive or expensive. Take lots of math & science classes plus your basic liberal arts. Next take some mechanical & electrical engineering courses as well as design/art. This will help you deside if your interest is in the engineering aspect or the concept design area. Even though these two aspects are very different and most people only focus on one, having some knowledge of the other will only make you better and more skilled. While in school spend some spare time working on bikes. Some basic mechanics experience will help you to apply theory to practice.

  
  when i decided to start working on the motorsports company i know i would have to start getting engines from somewhere else. rotax caught my eye. rotax has built some good engines.
  
  before i start on the powerplant for the bike i wanted to work with the frame,swingarm, aero dynamics, cooling system. things of that nature.
  
  everything but the actual engine. several companies actually do this already. i wanted to start out with my first bike having the 1125 helicon engine that was in the 1125r buell. that engine was built by rotax.
  
  from my knowlege i have obtained reading about motorcycles and from my personal use i have an idea that i'll present later for what i want.
  
  as for engines that are efficiant. i think a whole new fuel replenishable source should be found. i have on my list of things to do looking at alternative fuel. from what i have heard from afreind of mine there is a fuell made from hemp that requires no engine modifications to run it in your car. even better that it is drinkable. sounds to good to be true. but that information came today.
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  Sahithi Pallavi

  Nice introduction..!
  
  welcome to our CE family...!
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  gohm

  There is a diesel klr650 which is made for the US marine corps. (all their vehicles run on av gas) which can also be found in Canada. I thought a good project would be to convert one of these over to run on veg oil. Plus bio diesel would also be an option. There is some promising work being done with electric bikes as well.