Brammo Enertia...will electric bikes ever really take off?ANOTHER ELECTRIC motorbike is set to go into production in the USA. The Brammo Enertia is a plug-in bike that does 0-60 MPH in under 4 seconds and can go for up to 50 miles on one charge

THE KILLACYCLE made drag racing history at Pomona, USA, this weekend when it became the first electric-powered vehicle to run seven seconds for the 1/4 mile. The machine was piloted by expert drag racer, Scotty Pollacheck. The machine delivers 500hp

, an electric throttle and a three-pronged plug, which pokes out from the frame and connects to a standard mains outlet.Each of the batteries charging rate is 90 amp-hours at 3.2 volts. Together, they weigh less than everything taken off the bike to make

An Italian built bike on water, mmmm...MV AGUSTA were showing off their new jetski at the Milan Show, earlier today. Sources say the machine's powered by the same engine found in the new F4 sportsbike. Let's hope the electrics are waterproof.

What the pensioner might have looked like, yesterdayA SCOOTER-RIDING pensioner was escorted from a national speed limit dual carriageway by police after a series of near misses, sources say.The disabled OAP was spotted powering his electric scooter

ONE FOR the Motard fans: Husqvarna's new SM610IE is a six-speed, single cylinder 576cc four-stroke, with electric start and fully adjustable suspension.It weighs 142.5kg, has 17-inch wheels and a seat height of 910mm. Fuel capacity is 12.5 litres

's that the company exported to the USA.With its distinctive high level exhaust system, trials style bars, the classic British single is powered by the company's modern all-alloy Electra engine, with 5-speed gearbox and electric starter

KAWASAKI MOTORS U.S.A., today announced an all-new high efficiency natural gas fueled reciprocating engine, which boasts simultaneous achievement of 48.5% electrical efficiency and 0.7 g/kWh of NOx emissions"together, producing a level of efficiency

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