Electric Motorcycle

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Electric Motorcycle By www.germes-online.com
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Regular readers will know I'm a bit of a fan of Zero's electric motorcycles – as the market leader in performance electric two-wheelers, Zero offers a glimpse into a future where gasoline engines feel frankly archaic. So I was very excited to score There's a major shakeup taking place in the world of electric motorcycles. Polaris has acquired the electric motorcycle business of Brammo, maker of the Empulse and Enertia bikes. For those unfamiliar with Polaris, it's an American firm that makes Electric motorcycles are making a power play. Motorcycle enthusiasts may not like the idea of a bike without the trademark engine sound, but there’s no way to complain about the muscle some gas-free monsters deliver. In fact, the world’s fastest Finally, here’s an electric vehicle that even Fox News is gushing over. Aside from sporting a totally badass name — SilentHawk — this trippy looking hybrid electric motorcycle is being specially designed for military use. You might not be able to get MILWAUKEE — Harley-Davidson will unveil its first electric motorcycle next week, and President Matt Levatich said he expects the company known for its big touring bikes and iconic brand to become a leader in developing technology and standards for Harley shot a friendly salvo across the bow of the electric motorcycle world after announcing it has produced an e-bike as part of its Project LiveWire. The prototype Harley LiveWire will be used to test the waters and see how well an electric Harley will .

A prototype for what could become the first Harley-Davidson electric motorcycle is being launched next week to give the company consumer feedback, Harley said Thursday. It's a process that will take months, or even years, and there's no guarantee Harley On June 2014, Harley-Davidson unveiled its first electric motorcycle, and President Matt Levatich said he expects the company known for its big touring bikes and iconic brand to become a leader in developing technology and standards for electric vehicles. Could a line of electric motorcycles jolt Harley-Davidson’s stock price? After rumbling up from about $41 a share in summer, 2012, Harley came within six cents of $74 a share at the end of April and has bounced around ever since. On Thursday, when it It’s about the buzz, not the roar. With its Project LiveWire — an all-electric, prototype motorcycle that goes from zero to 60 mph in less than four seconds — Harley is aiming to shake up the electric motorcycle game and attract new riders. .