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Electric Bike Go Green
 Posted: Aug 15, 07
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As the green thing is such an issues nowadays, we heard of hybrid or electric running automobiles, so why not bring it to the motorbikes?  So, to the bike lovers, this can gave you another option.  What about an electric bike?!  It’s cool looking and eco-friendly!  It only weighs 275 pounds because it doesn’t need a gas tank, it is electrically but still only takes 4 seconds from zero to 50 miles!

Brammo, best known for bringing the ultra-high-performance Arial Atom to the United States, has taken the Atom philosophy and applied it to a motorcycle with his latest creation. Where the Atom is a road legal race car that had Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson maniacally yelling "there is nothing on four wheels as fast as this!," the Enertia bike is a mild-mannered electric motorcycle with a distinctive and modern look, easy, nimble ergonomics and a silent but punchy electric motor tuned for extremely cheap, emission-free commuting. It’s cutting-edge green technology with a big smile factor and exceptional practicality, the Enertia is pre-selling now for a release in early 2008 and the technology is sound enough to warrant immediate investment in our books. Brammo's Enertia has all the boxes ticked; performance, light weight, practicality, green cred, style and it’ll charge at any power socket. (gizmag)

References:  enertiabike, gizmag

Filed In:  eco,  reviews,  science








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