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2010 Zero Motorcycles range unveiled

Leading battery-powered bike manufacturer launches impressive 2010 range

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Posted: 4 March 2010
by Visordown News
2010 Zero S streetbike

ELECTRIC motorbike manufacturer Zero Motorcycles has unveiled the company's 2010 range, complete with striking new colour schemes.

The range, which includes the Zero 'S' streetbike, 'DS Dual Sport, 'MX' Motocross and 'X' off-roader, all boast the latest clean-emission technology.

Zero says its new Z-Force power pack technology features new and more precise monitoring of cells in the Lithium-Ion battery pack resulting in longer power pack life, more power, greater acceleration off the line and superior handling.

2010 Zero S specs:

Motor    
Type     Brushed permanent magnet electric
Top speed     67 mph (105 kph)
Power System    
Type     Patent-pending lithium ion array
Capacity     4 kWh (58volts @ 70Ah)
Range     Up to 50 miles (80 km)
Recharge time     Less than 4 hours
Charger type     On-board
Input     Standard 110V or 220V
Drive Train    
Transmission     Clutchless one speed
Drive system     16T / 53T, 420 Chain
Chassis / Suspension / Brakes    
Front suspension travel     8 inches (203.2 mm)
Rear suspension travel     8 inches (203.2 mm)
Front brakes     2 Piston hydraulic, stainless Rotor, hand actuated
Rear brakes     1 Piston hydraulic, stainless rotor, foot actuated
Front tire     110/70-16
Rear tire     140/70-16
Dimensions    
Wheel base     56.8 inches (144.3 cm)
Seat height (standard)     34 inches (86.4 cm)
Low seat height (option)     32 inches (81.3 cm)
Rake     22 degrees
Trail     3.26 inches (82.8 mm)
Steering angle     + 35 Degrees, -35 Degrees
Weight    
Frame     18 pounds (8.16 kg)
Power pack     95 pounds (43.1 kg)
Curb weight     273 pounds (123.8 kg)
GVRW     575 pounds (260.8 kg)
Carrying capacity     302 pounds (136.0 kg)
Economy    
Typical cost to recharge     Less than $.01 per mile or kilometer



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Joe Barker
Be interesting to see if they are totaly silent or have some kind of noise making device.

Posted: 05/03/2010 at 00:52


rjdjones
last electric bike I saw used a chain - and it made an annoying constant rattle because there's no engine noise to cover it up.  Shame they didn't use a belt drive to make the bike even easier to maintain.  Still, looking forward to trying one and seeing what the power is like

Posted: 05/03/2010 at 10:45


'99 R1
These are totally silent, i rode one recently in France and it goes like stink, wheelies way to easy of the throttle and is an absolute blast, if somewhat surreal.It will be a proper toolround the lanes in supermoto guise.

Posted: 07/03/2010 at 19:31

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