I ask questions all the time.
Here's one.
Are you a billionaire?
Are you a billionaire?
Simple question...uh...John...or whatever
It's mr wild to you.
If I wished to share any details about myself with you, then I'd reach out and start the discussion
Here's two for you
Are you still mentally challenged?
Have the cops found your kiddie porn stash?
If I wished to share any details about myself with you, then I'd reach out and start the discussion
ranges are much longer now. I believe Zero has a motorcycle that will go 300 plus mile on a charge. Full charge takes 4 hours - 90 minutes with super charger option.
Getting better but I still couldn't get from one end of this rock to the other without a long wait for charging.
Given time, the battery tech will change and extend ranges and what not.
In the meantime, i see a lot of potential use within the cities/towns as a local commuter
I expect it to and the potential is certainly there but the product is not. And not at a price the average person can afford. Also there is still the problem of electric vehicles paying their fair share of road maintenance fees.
I expect it to and the potential is certainly there but the product is not. And not at a price the average person can afford. Also there is still the problem of electric vehicles paying their fair share of road maintenance fees.
Have the cops found your kiddie porn stash?
Sensible comment CM and very refreshing.
the lack of range and the high price are both problems that will be solved eventually. The Zero bikes can get a range of about 138 miles combined city/highway - so you could commute into Vancouver and back out from 100 plus km away. They will also fully charge in less than a working day so you could commute in from 200 plus kms and back out after charging while you worked.Getting better but I still couldn't get from one end of this rock to the other without a long wait for charging.
the lack of range and the high price are both problems that will be solved eventually. The Zero bikes can get a range of about 138 miles combined city/highway - so you could commute into Vancouver and back out from 100 plus km away. They will also fully charge in less than a working day so you could commute in from 200 plus kms and back out after charging while you worked.
you simply don't understand what has happened to science.I,m not enthused about that eventually part. They certainly are good wheels nice ride nice accellaration but I,m old and cheap and there's always lots of half cooked amost junkers I think I,ll stick with them till the end. I'll be dead for decades before they get the battery capacity to charge and forget barring any tech breakthroughs, small thermo nuclear suitcase size power plants would be convienient and remotely affordable mass produced. I digress, it's fun.Three of those bikes might work for me, unless I hired a planning dept to improve my trip planning, inventory streamlinning, the too frequent unschedualed frightening lack of spirits and cannabis, no I'll stick to that stuff that leaks out of the planet in perpetuity, a fukkin common byproduct of planetary brakeing, it's the secret ingredient in the grease that luricates that allows the crust to move on the mantle bearings. If we don't burn it off it will eventually cause massive tar pits, so where do you think the money should go?![]()
you simply don't understand what has happened to science.
it won't take even one decade.
Of course you wouldn't be able to imagine how. I can tell that from observing your contributions here