This is just an idea I wanted to run by everyone for their opinion. Since the Paso 750 originally ran a Webber automobile carburetor, would it be possible to adapt a Holley Commander 950 Throttle Body Fuel Injection System with an oxygen sensor (closed loop) that is adjustable via a laptop computer on to one? Imagine easy start ups and crisp throttle response.

My Paso has Mikunis and they are good. But the idea of my bike having a close loop fuel system intrigues me. Any other ideas or opinions?

You can see the Holley system I am thinking about at http://www.holley.com/950-19S.asp

The original author here. So it's not as simple as an O2 sensor telling the Throttle Body how much air/fuel mixture is needed with the idle regulated by the control box via a laptop (or even a screw)?