| Zero Motorcyles 2011 Updates |
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| Sunday, 27 February 2011 10:00 |
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A switch from chain to belt drive removes not only noise but the regular chain gripes and could possibly make the bike even more attractive to new bikers looking for an eco-friendly commuter. Another addition is a 12.5% boost in battery capacity and a quick-charge option that cuts charging times, unfortunately that option costs an extra $595. However it may be worth it if you're using the bike as a work commuter as it halves the charging time from four hours to two, with 90% achievable in an hour. The road focussed Zero S is tagged at $9,995 which isn't bad but its lack of range, 90Km, lets it down compared to the similarly priced Brammo. The dual-sport Zero DS will cost you $10,495, off-road Zero X at $7,995, and the higher-spec Zero MX $9,495.
Check out the promo video from Zero below;
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as I understand is the range of the Zero one of hte best in class. your wording implies otherwise.
Have the Zero S (2010) and its a great bike - lots of fun
Tom