First Street-Legal Electric Motorbike
CRP’s Energica Ego isn’t the fastest electric motorbike, but it is the first entirely electric street-legal motorbike on the market. The bike, which weighs in at 580 pounds, powered by a 100 kW engine that tops out at more than 130 mph. Currently, only one prototype exists, but CRP plans to start production in early 2015, it’ll be available for purchase at $23,000.
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By Ben on Mon Sep 30 2013
By Ben on Mon Sep 30 2013
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