Here are the specs
http://www.zeromotorcycles.com/zero-ds/specs.php
With the city range of 75 to 112 miles depending on the model it could be reasonable.
price is set ~$10 for a new one, but keep in mind it’s also partially tax deducible.
Only thing that doesn’t strike me fancy is it’s top speed ~80mph.
Bikes get good mileage to begin with, would be hard to justify such an expense for just daily commuting savings.
Discuss.
zero had a big dispay at the javitts show in NYC. pretty cool lookin bikes. I dig electric bikes from an engineering standpoint. lots of effort goes into making them efficient
The federal tax credit is 10% of the cost for that bike.
I’m working on a design study at school to make one run on a hydrogen fuel cell.
very cool! i wonder what the service life on the batteries is and the cost of raplacing them. this could really be the future of commuter travel.
that’s awesome! good luck
