A million sites have covered it already, so here's a pictures and stats:
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14.4 kWh is still a lot of battery on a bike though. At almost 240 kg, it's portly.
The 2019 Zero SR-F
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jonescg
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The 2019 Zero SR-F
https://www.zeromotorcycles.com/zero-srf/
A million sites have covered it already, so here's a pictures and stats: 200 km around town, maybe 160 km on the highway, but only if you add the 'power tank' to the bike, bringing the total capacity closer to 18 kWh.
14.4 kWh is still a lot of battery on a bike though. At almost 240 kg, it's portly.
A million sites have covered it already, so here's a pictures and stats: 200 km around town, maybe 160 km on the highway, but only if you add the 'power tank' to the bike, bringing the total capacity closer to 18 kWh.
14.4 kWh is still a lot of battery on a bike though. At almost 240 kg, it's portly.
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Re: The 2019 Zero SR-F
$20k us... a lot of $$$$ very nice still
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Re: The 2019 Zero SR-F
Nice to see they've finally made one that looks good.
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Re: The 2019 Zero SR-F
Would the hot swap battery idea work with electric bike racing? Would one of these things be competitive on the race circuit against the ICE powered units?
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