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Makes And Models => Energica => Topic started by: wadejesu on July 30, 2022, 09:37:42 PM
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Any Eva Ribelle owners near Alabama ? I'm tired of looking at pictures.
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There was one for sale in north GA about 8 months ago.
Where are you picking your bike up from, Powersports in Raleigh?
Georgia just got our third Zero dealer but no Energica.
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I having it shipped directly to me. But that probably won't be till Oct. Just wanted to see one up close. Wonder what's at their HQ in Mooresville ?
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Wonder what's at their HQ in Mooresville ?
I made the mistake of saying an empty building and an accountant once, and was quickly corrected and informed that it is actually a busy building with.... something going on in it. Just not necessarily much Energica related. I might get re-corrected again if Chris sees this.
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I having it shipped directly to me. But that probably won't be till Oct. Just wanted to see one up close. Wonder what's at their HQ in Mooresville ?
Oh that's right you got the white/silver one from CT. I was thinking you were waiting on an Experia.
Energica if you're watching check with WOW Motorcycles in GA they have some Zero techs who embrace the electric era that's coming.
North GA mountains are amazing riding.
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Oh that's right you got the white/silver one from CT. I was thinking you were waiting on an Experia.
Energica if you're watching check with WOW Motorcycles in GA they have some Zero techs who embrace the electric era that's coming.
North GA mountains are amazing riding.
WOW isn't interested, I asked Candy. They feel that selling Energicas would hurt their relationship with Zero.
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The Morrisville location is primarily used by Energica's parent company. I picked up my Eva 107 there before TPS became a dealer.
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Not sure why WOW feels the need to keep Zero happy, they cannot be that big of a seller of them with the infrequent inventory on the site.
Marietta area wise I suspect the only good dealer would be Wooly's but their showroom is already filler between BMW and KTM. The Indian dealer down the street carries quite a few three wheel brand vehicles offset the poor availability of Indian models. The issue there is showroom size and Polaris having some deal with Zero. The only other option is for Mountain Motorsports to pick them up.
Going East BlueMoon already has Zero which I always found fun as their other main brand was Ural.
I would likely own an Energica EsseEsse by now if there was a dealer near