Electric Sportsbike. 210 ft/lbs tourque.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by goof2

The "introductory special pricing program" price for the supercharged Harley Revolution engine version was $45k. I would guess the "eSupersport" model will be $55+ and the "eSuperbike" model will be $65+.

The front certainly resembles that of a Duc 999. That debuted in 2003.

crossed with an agusta

[101lifts2]

I almsot bought an electric scooter to commute on so I could plug it in at work and ride everyday for free. lol....That company went out of buisness recently, though.

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by 101lifts2

I almsot bought an electric scooter to commute on so I could plug it in at work and ride everyday for free. lol....That company went out of buisness recently, though.

Your ass is ballin, why you worried about saving gas money.

[Adeptus_Minor]

Maybe it's my moderate nature, but I really don't have the strong desire to tear this one down.
It's just another stop along the road to a product which will eventually be both viable and affordable (to the less-than-six-figure earners).

[Dave]

Originally Posted by Adeptus_Minor

Maybe it's my moderate nature, but I really don't have the strong desire to tear this one down.
It's just another stop along the road to a product which will eventually be both viable and affordable (to the less-than-six-figure earners).

and completely impractical

[karl_1052]

Originally Posted by Adeptus_Minor

Maybe it's my moderate nature, but I really don't have the strong desire to tear this one down.
It's just another stop along the road to a product which will eventually be both viable and affordable (to the less-than-six-figure earners).

I wouldn't spend $45K on an 1198R, let alone an electric bike from a manufacturer that could be out of business tomorrow.

[Adeptus_Minor]

Originally Posted by karl_1052

I wouldn't spend $45K on an 1198R, let alone an electric bike from a manufacturer that could be out of business tomorrow.

Not suggesting you should, just saying that what's rare, impractical, and expensive today may be affordable and worthwhile to the average motorcyclist in the future... if the technology is allowed time and the necessary interest to develop.

[marko138]

Originally Posted by karl_1052

I wouldn't spend $45K on an 1198R, let alone an electric bike from a manufacturer that could be out of business tomorrow.

I'd spend the cash on teh Duc if I had it.

[Tmall]

Originally Posted by Adeptus_Minor

Maybe it's my moderate nature, but I really don't have the strong desire to tear this one down.
It's just another stop along the road to a product which will eventually be both viable and affordable (to the less-than-six-figure earners).

I completely see what you're saying, "baby steps"..

[Dave]

i still want to see a steam bike