Boyesen Clutch & Ignition Cover Protectors

1972

On a shoestring budget and a single patent in hand Eyvind Boyesen revolutionized reed induction performance. His reed induction technology, in combination with his patented dual-stage reed produced stunning results. Motorcycles using Boyesen reeds were consistently outperforming bikes using other models of intake induction. On and off the race track circuit, the Boyesen name became synonymous with superior performance, quality, and service.

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HISTORY

From those first days, applications for Boyesen technology have expanded to include intake products for watercraft, snowmobiles, and outboard marine engines. Manufacturing has been and continues to be perfected with painstaking precision and care, insuring the highest quality standards for the ultimate in trouble free performance. Through licensing agreements, technology designed and patented by Boyesen is built into two-stroke engines around the world. More than two decades and many patents later, motorcycle racers and motorsport enthusiasts around the world have turned Boyesen Engineering into a company serving people on six continents. Because of his dual-stage reed innovation, Eyvind Boyesen became known as the "Reed Man" throughout the industry. Never content with "good enough," this Norwegian born inventor has been obsessed with the desire for continual improvement. Man made inventions, such as the internal combustion engine, could never be said to "have arrived" at perfection. The reason is that human inventiveness is never static but is always capable of achieving new insights and a better understanding of the dynamic forces of energy and matter. This explains the motivating principle behind the company: to bring creative engineering solutions into the marketplace.