"There were two breakthroughs that made electric motorcycles possible, Saiki says. First, the small, high-powered motors the military has been using for torpedoes were finally made available to the public sector. Then came powerful lithium-ion batteries, "about eight times more powerful per weight than typical lead acid batteries."
Now that the electric motorcycle is here, Saiki says, there will be all kinds on the market in the next five to 10 years. And they'll be just as powerful as their gasoline-powered counterparts." NPR
Lookout, they are here. shhhhhhh! Harley. Shhhhh!
Now that the electric motorcycle is here, Saiki says, there will be all kinds on the market in the next five to 10 years. And they'll be just as powerful as their gasoline-powered counterparts." NPR
Lookout, they are here. shhhhhhh! Harley. Shhhhh!