Powered by six lithium-ion batteries stacked in a patented frame, svelte Brammo Enertia has a revolutionary character, but it is not just a prototype: You can catch a glimpse of Brammo electric two-wheeler foray into the market transport in action this Friday: a race version will be participating this weekend all-electric TTXGP race, and as of July 5, anyone with a motorcycle license in Portland, Oregon can walk into Best Buy and get one. The 280 pounds green technology is expected to cost about $ 11,995 (less than 10 percent of the federal tax credit).
First hand, the Enertia is very different from regular bike you usually ride. The whisper-quiet machine came to life with the push of a button and click of a key, the Prius style. No need whatsoever to warm up.
Taking off the Brammo Enertia is a simply physical experience. The feather-light frame flicks easily from one side to another while the process of engineering draws power from any point on the rotation of the throttle. Comparable in power and size to a 250cc gas engine with a speed of 60 mph and a 45 miles travel on a single charge, the Enertia is the perfect bike for the city cowboy in search his steel horse.
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