Jay's test ride of electirc superbike
Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2015 10:11 pm
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How the hell do you read that article? Damn pop-ups.khittner1 wrote:It does/did look cool, but it apparently isn't going to happen . . . http://www.cheatsheet.com/automobiles/h ... ?a=viewall
They might not make it, but electric sporting motorcycles are coming.... just not soon enough for me.khittner1 wrote:It does/did look cool, but it apparently isn't going to happen . . .
+1, but I'll need the S-bar edition.Zombie Master wrote:They might not make it, but electric sporting motorcycles are coming.... just not soon enough for me.
I'll need the GS edition.khittner1 wrote:+1, but I'll need the S-bar edition.Zombie Master wrote:They might not make it, but electric sporting motorcycles are coming.... just not soon enough for me.
With solar panel helmet, jacket shoulders, and bodywork?Zombie Master wrote:I'll need the GS edition.khittner1 wrote:+1, but I'll need the S-bar edition.Zombie Master wrote:They might not make it, but electric sporting motorcycles are coming.... just not soon enough for me.
I just fine the dual sport riding position the best position for all types of riding. Better in the city, better in the dirt.Rob wrote:With solar panel helmet, jacket shoulders, and bodywork?Zombie Master wrote:I'll need the GS edition.khittner1 wrote:+1, but I'll need the S-bar edition.Zombie Master wrote:They might not make it, but electric sporting motorcycles are coming.... just not soon enough for me.
A mini hydro-electric recharger that you can put in the creek next to your campsite to charge while you sleep?
The Zero DS handlebars are too low for real off road riding as seen here by an old fart wondering why there's no clutch lever:Zombie Master wrote:
I just fine the dual sport riding position the best position for all types of riding. Better in the city, better in the dirt.