Zero MotorCycles; Zero X At Museum Of Science and Technology

www.zeromotorcycles.com

Motor
Type Brushed permanent magnet electric
Torque 50 ft-lbs (67.7 Nm)
Peak horsepower 23 horsepower
Peak electrical input 17,400 watts

Type Patent-pending lithium ion array
Capacity 2 kWh (58volts @ 35Ah)
Range Up to 2 hours or 40 miles (64 km)
Recharge time Less than 2 hours
Input Standard 110V or 220V

Speeds: 60mph/96km/h

Category:

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• alternative
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[transfusablepng]

Free Energy is real but the coverup is strong, if you are interested in a REAL free energy machine then just search for the LT MAGNET MOTOR in the youtube video search , it is probably the ONLY working magnet motor out there. Join the free energy revolution!!

[luc59457]

@transfusablepng Free energy must be looked upon carefully. We do not pay for the sun to shine, so solar panels can be looked upon as free supplying energy, after the purchase of the product. Same with wind or hydro dams. I have looked at all those magnet devices, nothing more worthy than Nuclear, hydro and concentrated solar. Magnets is not the future, as you can see Nuclear and concentrated solar is increasing popularity, so is CNG, that is where we are heading.

[myjavec1]

nice!

[luc59457]

@myjavec1 Yes indeed

[huntersky123]

thats not the zero s, that's the zero x.

[AutoteckO8]

The tires are big factor to resistance with this electric bike. The tires shown on the video are intended for off road biking and imo are not intended for speed simply by design. Tires designed to handle 70-90 psi with a narrow tread design will coast much further than the ones exhibited. Resistance is imo... a major factor for electric bikes.

[bestamerica]

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what country make this zero motorcycle

[luc59457]

@SystemaNZ LOL @ "take chunks out of you or catch the Terrain." Please stop me laughing before I have a heart attack! As the specs claim, range is up to 2 hours. I would say between 1 and 2.

[SystemaNZ]

@isegoria1 Not quite their yet is it though, lots of sharp edges sticking out to take chunks out of you or catch the terrain. From what I have seen they do go well though. About an hours worth of thrashing around in the dirt.