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Marketplace => Buy Sell Trade => Topic started by: Manzanita on November 26, 2017, 10:29:03 AM
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This is a Zero S ZF 11.4 model with the power tank upgrade, giving it a true range of about 100 miles off the freeway, and about 65 miles on the freeway (advertised range is 171 miles off and 88 miles on the freeway). Odometer: 14,300 miles. Location: Woodland, California
http://www.zeromotorcycles.com/zero-s/2014/specs.php.
Bike rides perfectly. Tires have plenty of tread. Although I had controller issues back when I bought it, and the charger was replaced about 1 year ago, those problems were fixed under warranty and I have not had problems since. The bike has never been crashed, no issues, title is clean.
Photo gallery: https://photos.app.goo.gl/hqE5Yj859O34pg2D2 (https://photos.app.goo.gl/hqE5Yj859O34pg2D2)
The only modification it has is the rear brake is now controlled by a left hand lever, which I found easier to modulate under hard braking versus a foot brake pedal (since there is no clutch lever on the left side). This can easily be restored to OEM, your choice, I can take care of that.
Kelly blue book value for this year/model is $10,075 without the power tank. The power tank was about a $2,000 dollar option when new, I believe.
I am in the Sacramento area but can meet any interested SF bay area potential buyers somewhere within my riding range (Fairfield or maybe a little bit further) on weekends, if you are serious about buying it.
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Is that the tacticalmindz brake lever kit?
Awesome add-on, says someone who parks on a hill : - )
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Sorry, I'm not that fancy! ;D
The left master cylinder is from Ebay, the stainless steel line was custom ordered... here is more info: http://electricmotorcycleforum.com/boards/index.php?topic=5328.msg50551#msg50551 only in that post I called the master cylinder "cheap". Now that I am selling the bike, I have updated the post to clarify that it was economically priced. ;D
It is a really sweet setup, for more aggressive riding (you know, the kind I never do...), definitely increases the stopping power (over using the front alone) without much training/mental effort.
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Still for sale... ;D