Deuce
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- '94 VR SS V8
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I read an un-biased review comparing the 2 bikes. With many of the same facts as you stated. And lots of comparative testing between the two.Zero SR, 52kw, 152nm, 163kmph max speed, 18kwh battery, 145 - 359 km range, 2 hour recharge, regenerative braking @ $15500 - $18400 USD.
Harley-Davidson Livewire , 78kw, 116nm, 15.5kwh battery, 160km minimum range, 1 hour fast charge, no regenerative braking and no price listed on their website but here it states HD’s ridiculous pricing starts at $29,800USD . Downunder it’s in the $50k range
Really, why would anyone want the HD livewire when the Zero SR is arguably seems a better bike at a much lower cost. Is the company basing its price on the fact HD riders may be blind to anything else?
Best bike I have ridden.What was the test ride like?
Never ridden an electric motorbike myself and haven’t even sat on one to play with zero or HD switchgear, so just don’t know and can’t compare. But I’m sure it’s tje Livewire is a hoot to ride.Best bike I have ridden.
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Like the spokeless hub drive on this bike?... Curious as to why a Hub Drive may not have been used...
Like the spokeless hub drive on this bike?
Nice addition.The bike was not liking traffic soooo...... Jagg oil cooler.
Tightening the 5 internal hex heads was a PITA, but it is in and doesn't leak.....yet....
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Close, it's a 16 mateNice addition.
I also noticed that you have a 15" AN front disc too.
Does your engine number tell me that this is a 2017 dyna (street bob maybe?) or did I read it wrong.