So here we have a 21hp, 100 mile range, 70mph+ capable bike by Zero for £8995.

Seriously, if it had storage it could be my next purchase. By the time my finance on the Xmax is done in 2 year's time, I reckon there will be a viable electric option for me. Can't wait!

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StephenC wrote: ↑Thu Aug 30, 2018 10:12 am So here we have a 21hp, 100 mile range, 70mph+ capable bike by Zero for £8995.

Seriously, if it had storage it could be my next purchase. By the time my finance on the Xmax is done in 2 year's time, I reckon there will be a viable electric option for me. Can't wait!

https://www.visordown.com/motorcycle-ne ... motorcycle

till the newer model comes out next year with a 115 mile range and your model is worth f**k all. Been there with a Nissan Leaf.

Nooooo
Stay away from the electric
Bloody tree huggers getting all there own way. They're now saying air pollution makes people stupid well my £££s help keep this country afloat so stuff your milk float tech (and breath/relax ,or have a COPD attack )

Scootypuff snr wrote: ↑Thu Aug 30, 2018 11:51 am Nooooo
Stay away from the electric
Bloody tree huggers getting all there own way. They're now saying air pollution makes people stupid well my £££s help keep this country afloat so stuff your milk float tech (and breath/relax ,or have a COPD attack )

What we need is Hydrogen, not half of the coutry ploughed up for charging parks etc, plus we are very short of electric generation anyway.

People conking out all over the place at rush hour etc etc the list goes on and on.

Build Hydrogen producing plants around the coast fuelled by the tide.

Win win win etc.

Best Mark.

How do you store it?

How do you store it?

Andy

XP500FUN wrote: ↑Thu Aug 30, 2018 6:51 pm What we need is Hydrogen, not half of the coutry ploughed up for charging parks etc, plus we are very short of electric generation anyway.

No we aren't. We are ahead of targets.

The progress of renewables in electricity generation has been very successful. Floating wind farms are going to feature heavily, as are tide turbines. Some estimates reckon that if the progress of these technologies meet targets, we won't even need the new Hinkley Point nuclear generator, let alone rely on anything coal or oil powered by 2025.

Dont care what makes it go as long as it does what I want and I can afford it.