Brammo Empulse Introductory Offer for Oz!

Post by **Sutho** » Wed, 27 Aug 2014, 15:50

Anyone considering building or buying an electric motorcycle may be interested in this introductory deal on the Brammo Empulse and Empulse-R available soon in Oz!

Save $5,500 on the normal retail price which puts the Empulse at $16,750 and the Empulse R at $19,350.

This incredible offer from Brammo is a rare example of a new-tech company rewarding early adopters.

Contact ELMOFO (info@elmofo.com.au) to register your interest before 30th September 2014 to take advantage of Brammo's special offer!

Post by **jonescg** » Wed, 27 Aug 2014, 16:44

And do it before the next eFXC race!!!

Post by **TooQik** » Wed, 27 Aug 2014, 17:51

I'm not a bike person myself but I know a few people who are. Will let them know about this.

Post by **Sutho** » Wed, 27 Aug 2014, 18:09

Thanks.

It seems that the quickest early adopters are our staff! They all want one and they all want salary sacrifice. Damn!

Post by **Gabz** » Wed, 27 Aug 2014, 18:39

Sutho wrote: Thanks.

It seems that the quickest early adopters are our staff! They all want one and they all want salary sacrifice. Damn!

next they'll want work place charging !

Post by **Sutho** » Wed, 27 Aug 2014, 20:59

Gabz wrote:next they'll want work place charging !

No doubt! It would be nice to find a way to make it work. May need to involve a finance company though...

Post by **Gabz** » Wed, 27 Aug 2014, 21:44

you can't do novated Lease on a motorbike ? saying that novated leases seem to be a rip off unless you can get a high FBT rate they wanted to change you $63 a year of carbon emissions offset on a LEAF!

Post by **g4qber** » Thu, 28 Aug 2014, 00:40

the Brammo comes with gears and a clutch.
http://www.brammo.com/faq/

that rules me out as I haven't done my gears yet
RE-A license.

Post by **EV2Go** » Thu, 28 Aug 2014, 01:36

jonescg wrote: And do it before the next eFXC race!!!

How competitive would it be with a top speed of only 177kph?

Post by **Sutho** » Thu, 28 Aug 2014, 01:58

EV2Go wrote:
jonescg wrote: And do it before the next eFXC race!!!
How competitive would it be with a top speed of only 177kph?

Would there not be a production class? I think it's competitive edge would be reliability.

With the series struggling to get numbers, it would be great to see the eFXC series grow and include a bunch of production and/or modified Brammos and Zeros.

Post by **pottz** » Thu, 28 Aug 2014, 02:01

Competetive against Voltron-evo? I hope not, but a couple of Brammo's would have a heap of fun fighting it out together. Seen the 250cc proddy racing and how much fun those guys and girls have?
Get 3 or 4 and keep track of your own points and have an unofficial Proddy championship?

Post by **Vectrix150V** » Thu, 28 Aug 2014, 19:38

Any plans for the Enertia Plus model?

Post by **a4x4kiwi** » Thu, 28 Aug 2014, 22:52

If anyone would seriously like to join the eFXC racing, please contact me ASAP. There are 2 more events this year. One at Wakefield Park near Goulburn and at Sydney Motorsport Park (aka Eastern Creek).

See http://efxc.com.au/WhatsOn for details.

Mal.

0409 601 747

Post by **g4qber** » Fri, 29 Aug 2014, 00:42

http://efxc.com.au/WhatsOn

this link is more betterer

Post by **Sutho** » Fri, 29 Aug 2014, 16:06

a4x4kiwi wrote: If anyone would seriously like to join the eFXC racing, please contact me ASAP. There are 2 more events this year. One at Wakefield Park near Goulburn and at Sydney Motorsport Park (aka Eastern Creek).

Mal.

0409 601 747

Our original Brammo that has been residing in the US for about 12 months will finally arrive in Oz in 3 weeks....so Sydney Motorsport Park in November would be a goer us.

Post by **pottz** » Mon, 10 Nov 2014, 00:34

how did you guys go, get an entry in for Sydney?
be great to get everyone we can on the grid for the last race.

Post by **dgh853** » Mon, 10 Nov 2014, 02:00

Agree, it would be great to get another production electric bike out there.

I'll be there on my Zero SR and would love to dice with a similar bike - any Zero or Brammo. Any Zero owners out there - getting your bike race ready is now pretty straight forward as we've worked out all the safety tweaks required (and you can switch back to using on the road like I did the day after Wakefield racing)!

Would be good to see some more AEVA members out at the track too (Friday 21st to Sunday 23rd Nov).

Post by **g4qber** » Tue, 11 Nov 2014, 22:52

does one need an R-type licence to ride one of these babies?

I hope to get my West Aus RE licence early December

Post by **jonescg** » Tue, 11 Nov 2014, 23:32

Should be an RE class, Joseph.

Post by **Sutho** » Wed, 12 Nov 2014, 14:41

pottz wrote: how did you guys go, get an entry in for Sydney?
be great to get everyone we can on the grid for the last race.

Our Brammo Empulse TTX bike (ex Eric Bostrom USA) is now in Oz making it's way through the Customs Process. With a bit of luck we'll have it in Newcastle before the end of this week.

We have our entry in and are fortunate to have Simon Galloway riding for us.

Being a modified production bike, the Brammo Empulse TTX will not be the most powerful bike on the track, but I would be surprised if it's not up there with the quickest.

Should be a good round...

Post by **jonescg** » Wed, 12 Nov 2014, 22:11

Awesome news Brett! Going to be a cracker of a weekend.

Post by **g4qber** » Fri, 14 Nov 2014, 14:40

http://www.motorcycle.com/shoot-outs/20 ... 91574.html

is the Empulse R still rideable on an RE licence?

Post by **Sutho** » Fri, 14 Nov 2014, 16:27

g4qber wrote: is the Empulse R still rideable on an RE licence?

The current regulations, for NSW at least, state that all electric motorcycles are Learner Approved.

Post by **Adverse Effects** » Fri, 14 Nov 2014, 16:34

Sutho wrote:
g4qber wrote: is the Empulse R still rideable on an RE licence?

The current regulations, for NSW at least, state that all electric motorcycles are Learner Approved.

LOL someone dont understand what some battery's and the correct electric motor can do LOL

Post by **reecho** » Fri, 14 Nov 2014, 16:34

Same applies to WA as well..