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Oct 2 2008, Ayano

Can a hybrid engine be shrunk small enough to fit within the very narrow confines of a motorcycle? Honda thinks it can do it and if I was going to bet $700 billion of taxpayers’ money on that gamble, I would place the bet on Honda.

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