Not my cup of tea, but has anyone ridden any of these ?
http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/motor...rtanntp#page=6
200 hp with 168 ft.-lbs. of torque giving a top speed of 344kph..
Doesn't use much fuel either
Not my cup of tea, but has anyone ridden any of these ?
http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/motor...rtanntp#page=6
200 hp with 168 ft.-lbs. of torque giving a top speed of 344kph..
Doesn't use much fuel either
range ?
Their in lies the rub.
When I think about the leaps in technology over the last 25 years I get a bit excited about the next 25 years. I suspect we will see bikes with mind bending performance and a lot more range than a fat tank GS.
TBH though, I want to see main stream fuel injected and fully mapped 2T's. No doubt leccy bikes are and will continue to be a hoot but I need visceral, something talking to me.
Retrosexual to my dying breath.
Manopausal.
I'd love to have a go on one. Electric is the future, it's not taken long for the hybrid super cars to outperform their petrol only cousins. I rode an electric assist mountain bike a couple of months ago - brilliant bit of kit. You can stomp uphill as quickly as you can downhill.
I love the smell of twin V16's in the morning..
I for one will miss the sound and feel of a fossil burning machine, to me it's a lot of the 'soul' of a bike.
I love the smell of twin V16's in the morning..
Askor on here has an E-Bike he made himself which will blow ya mind with it's acceleration. Only rode it a few times but it'll easily outstrip a fair few bikes off the mark. Instant torque, instant power, what isn't there to like?
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