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[shayan]

This is hopefully the faired version that was being talked about!

[Hans2183]

Mine says 24.02.2020 

https://srs.zeromotorcycles.com/

[valnar]

Well one thing in consistent... Between common words like "Zero" and semi-regex expressions like SR/F or SR/S, it certainly makes it cryptic to search the Interwebs for relevant info at times.  They could learn a lot from other manufacturers in the marketing department.

[ESokoloff]

Mine says 24.02.2020 

https://srs.zeromotorcycles.com/

To quote my wife....

You know what I mean

[Richard230]

Here we go again.  Another tease with not even a hint of what might be introduced within a month, other than the letter "S".     I kind of hope this new model isn't so popular that Zero has to shut down all of the other 2020 production lines to manufacture the S model. 

[JaimeC]

Unlike a certain other American electric motorcycle manufacturer, Zero's "teases" actually result in real motorcycles you can purchase from actual dealerships as well as road test reviews from multiple publications.  I'm eager to see what we'll get.  I'm thinking this is the fully-faired version of the SR/F.

[NoMoreIdeas]

There was an article late last year where a journalist was talking to a Zero exec. He said that Zero would be launching 2 products in 2020 that would gain alot of attention, one in early 2020 and one in April / May. Curious what the latter will be.

[Say10 15FX 16FXS]

Probably an SR with a full fairing and more power with an SR/F front end.  That’s my guess.

[shayan]

There was an article late last year where a journalist was talking to a Zero exec. He said that Zero would be launching 2 products in 2020 that would gain alot of attention, one in early 2020 and one in April / May. Curious what the latter will be.

The latter might have a different battery architecture is my guess.

Anyone know what the SR/F actually stands for? That might say what the S might stand for.

[Crissa]

What did the SR stand for?

-Crissa

[motorrad36]

There was an article late last year where a journalist was talking to a Zero exec. He said that Zero would be launching 2 products in 2020 that would gain alot of attention, one in early 2020 and one in April / May. Curious what the latter will be.

The latter might have a different battery architecture is my guess.

Anyone know what the SR/F actually stands for? That might say what the S might stand for.

I thought S=Sport, SR=Sport+Range, DS=Dual Sport, DSR=Dual Sport+Range, so SR/F=Sport+Range/FUN? Fairing? no, thats not right...I think its FUN.

[DonTom]

Anyone know what the SR/F actually stands for? That might say what the S might stand for.

I assumed it was (as in SR/F) Street-Racer-Fast.

-Don-  Auburn, CA

[vinceherman]

I assumed it was (as in SR/F) Street-Racer-Fast.

Street-Racer-FrickinTimeTheyAddedCruiseControl

[shayan]

So SR/S = Street-Racer-Slow?  

Maybe SR/First, SR/Second?

I think the R in any of the models stands for the R-spec motor thats on the bike and not necessarily race or racer.

[TheRan]

The R doesn't stand for range because you can get a non-R model in the same capacity (in Europe at least). R is just a common letter for sporty models (more power), presumably originally standing for Race.

I've always wondered what the F stood for, I know people originally assumed it was going to be Faired and were disappointed. I would have guessed the second S in SR/S stood for Sport (so a fully faired sportbike) if it wasn't for the SR/F, because it would instead be something like M for Muscle or H for Hyper-naked.