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| Licensed Joined: Apr 2008 From: Vancouver, WA I Ride: Versys 650 | Zero motorcycles and the like. Has anyone test rode or in other was dealt with some. Of the electric motorcycles that have come out recently? I was just thinking that as a commuter they would work well, and you get a tax credit on it... But from what I can see they are still expensive. |
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| Endorsed Joined: Jan 2009 From: Olympia, WA I Ride: FJR1300AE, BMW, DL650K4 | Funny! - We test rode the Zeros in Stevenson during Rallies in the Gorge this summer. Should have stopped by! Rode real nice and strong -VERY quiet. Felt like a bike of small displacement in handling not power. I think it would make a good commuting bike. Had no trouble with speed. They were also on display and available for test rides at Sound Rider's Wind Farm days in the spring. Find a test ride place and give it a try. Steve |
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| Moto2 Champion Joined: Mar 2006 From: spokane, wa I Ride: 2008 SXV4.5 + 1985 RZ350 + 2010 YZ250F + | I think it has to be built by union labor to qualify for a tax credit. If I were to buy one, I would make sure of that first. |
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| Parts Collector Joined: Aug 2008 From: Milwaukie I Ride: Triumph Tiger 800 | Expensive, well, yes. Fun, yes. I had no problems reaching a speed that would earn me a performance award on the highway. Acceleration was not like my bike, but it dd not suck. |
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| Railer Joined: Nov 2008 From: Myrtle Creek, OR I Ride: A big silver one | ![]() I'm waiting for the opportunity to ride the Brammo Empulse. I know of a guy who was recently hired to do final assembly and test ride on them. Lucky bugger! |
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