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Makes And Models => Energica => Topic started by: ALCLCF on February 26, 2020, 12:38:59 AM
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For those that ordered last year....anyone with one already?
What's the estimate your dealers are giving you?
Is the China/Italy Coronavirus going to delay production/delivery?
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No bike yet for me. Still patiently, impatiently waiting. ;)
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There was a new Ribelle with the big battery at the electric meet on Sunday.
So they're in the wild!
-Crissa
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as stated here: https://www.energicamotor.com/PDF/investors/ecs-20200218.pdf they said orders should start to roll out on end of april
“With the launch of the new MY2020 range, which
improves both driving range and power while reducing the weight, our bike gave an answer to the
market needs as shown by the order backlog, which in less than eight weeks has reached the
numbers of the whole 2019 year. In order to satisfy the customer requests and shorten delivery
times – which are now expected within the end of April 2020 – we are increasing our internal
production capacity also thanks the strong support from our network of partners.
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"March" is what Arlie at CalMoto is telling me.
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I heard they should be hitting US soil soon, who knows how long the customs stuff will take though.
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Modena should be in lock down with the virus....so those that don't get it in following couple of weeks, will have to wait.
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Modena should be in lock down with the virus....so those that don't get it in following couple of weeks, will have to wait.
I don't know how the lockdown affects them in detail, but workplaces haven't been closed down in general so far, and travel to work is permitted for not-at-risk employees.
Energica announced (https://www.energicamotor.com/13944-two-new-production-shifts/) today that they've added two new production shifts, increasing production by 50%.
Goods transport is explicitly allowed so far, including through national borders.
Since the announcement explicitly references the lockdown decree from Sunday (before the Italy-wide one), hopefully that means production can continue.
What is likely the bigger overall concern is that in case of a global downturn/recession, people tend to delay/cancel large non-mandatory purchases, and high-end electric motorcycles would count.
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yep I read that....but the situation there is very complicated (you get severely ill you don't have a slot available ICU anymore)
EDIT: Expecting it to arrive to the dealer next week
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EDIT: Expecting it to arrive to the dealer next week
In US? Just trying to see which ones they are delivering right now...
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EU (Portugal)
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Cool! I am from Belgium. When did you order? I am quite looking forward now because I just sold my previous motorbike... So I am bike-less right now !
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ordered end of December
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"March" is what Arlie at CalMoto is telling me.
Woohoo sounds like the container is arriving at Long Beach this week! Depends on customs and shipping, but might possibly be a week. Small batch, must be selling a lot in Europe.
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I suspect most will be gathering dust in the following months....
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news from Energica:
Energica operations keep going!
Energica, in compliance with the restrictive precautionary dispositions imposed by Italian government, officially increased the shift due to the relative increase in production volumes.
Following the growth of the 2020 order backlog that reaches the 100% of the total order of 2019, the Company has decided to intervene on the production-area work shifts in order to cope with the success of the new MY2020 range.
Livia Cevolini, CEO Energica Motor Company, said: “We decide to increase our production capacity in order to satisfy customer requests and shorten the delivery times of the new MY2020 range.”
“It was necessary to intervene on the work shifts, doubling the current ones. With this plan, starting from Monday 9 M arch and in compliance with Italian government decrees, 2 daily shifts will be added, which allows Energica a production increase of at least 50%, up to 100% with a ramp-up of around one month”.
"The first batch of motorcycles from Italy have arrived this week in The Netherlands".
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But are motorcycle retail dealerships throughout the EU, UK and the U.S. remaining open during the virus emergency?
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I can only speak for the Netherlands, yes they are still open.
No complete lockdown (yet, every day it can change offcourse)
So they can deliver, with special care, social distance and so on.
No idea how long. But thats the status of today.
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news from Energica:
Energica operations keep going!
Energica, in compliance with the restrictive precautionary dispositions imposed by Italian government, officially increased the shift due to the relative increase in production volumes.
Following the growth of the 2020 order backlog that reaches the 100% of the total order of 2019, the Company has decided to intervene on the production-area work shifts in order to cope with the success of the new MY2020 range.
Livia Cevolini, CEO Energica Motor Company, said: “We decide to increase our production capacity in order to satisfy customer requests and shorten the delivery times of the new MY2020 range.”
“It was necessary to intervene on the work shifts, doubling the current ones. With this plan, starting from Monday 9 M arch and in compliance with Italian government decrees, 2 daily shifts will be added, which allows Energica a production increase of at least 50%, up to 100% with a ramp-up of around one month”.
"The first batch of motorcycles from Italy have arrived this week in The Netherlands".
It's not quite news at this point since they published it 10 days ago & I posted (http://posted) it in this thread. Lots has been happening in Italy since :(
However, at least as of 3 days ago, it appears they were still manufacturing (https://www.roadracingworld.com/news/energica-motor-company-still-producing-electric-motorcycles-in-italy/). This contrasts with Yamaha & Ducati, who have suspended production, as have some others (https://motorbikewriter.com/virus-forces-motorcycle-factory-closures/), but not all.
Not sure about Italy's automotive plants, pretty much all of which are in the North, like the motorcycle industry.
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It's not quite news at this point since they published it 10 days ago & I posted (http://posted) it in this thread. Lots has been happening in Italy since :(
However, at least as of 3 days ago, it appears they were still manufacturing (https://www.roadracingworld.com/news/energica-motor-company-still-producing-electric-motorcycles-in-italy/). This contrasts with Yamaha & Ducati, who have suspended production, as have some others (https://motorbikewriter.com/virus-forces-motorcycle-factory-closures/), but not all.
Not sure about Italy's automotive plants, pretty much all of which are in the North, like the motorcycle industry.
Ok did not read this, received newsletter from Energica this morning. Strange.
And indeed world is changing rapidly :(
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But are motorcycle retail dealerships throughout the EU, UK and the U.S. remaining open during the virus emergency?
My dealer called me today. Mine got stuck somewhere in transportation between Spain/France/Italy due to lock down....supposedly arrives now within 15 days. Understandable and anyways I wouldn't ask the dealer to go on a +500km trip to deliver it during this pandemic (hope they charged it a bit, though)
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Marchel from electricmotorcycles.nl delivered 3 bikes today to customers. (2 Esse+ and 1 Ribelle)
See pictures Facebook Energica Motorcycles Owners Group.
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Here is news regarding U.S. and EU manufacturing shutdowns. Nothing about Energica:
https://www.revzilla.com/common-tread/virus-ripples-through-motorcycle-industry-as-harley-davidson-ducati-and-other-shut-down-production
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Marchel from electricmotorcycles.nl delivered 3 bikes today to customers. (2 Esse+ and 1 Ribelle)
See pictures Facebook Energica Motorcycles Owners Group.
One of the SS9+’s was mine. 😁 Hope to find a bit of time to start a topic on that bike, to log changes, etc. Experience so far: it’s an absolute joy and blast to drive.
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You fly a plane, you steer a boat, you drive a car, you ride a bike.
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That's a beautiful bike.
I wonder if demand will still be as strong with the global recession and pandemic.
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2021 SS9+
First in North America, I'm told.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/9geNtYhhJWzu6Lcw6
Thanks Energicamotorusa.com and CalMoto.
Proper social distancing procedures were followed. It was odd to finalize a vehicular transaction with no hand shaking.
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Huzzah, togo ^-^
-Crissa
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2021 SS9+
First in North America, I'm told.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/9geNtYhhJWzu6Lcw6
Thanks Energicamotorusa.com and CalMoto.
Proper social distancing procedures were followed. It was odd to finalize a vehicular transaction with no hand shaking.
Congrats! Really great pics! And Kudos for Energica & CalMoto for continuing deliveries.
Like many people, to be sure, I'm curious to hear what range/efficiency you get after you've had it a while :)
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I'm testing one now too.
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> Like many people, to be sure, I'm curious to hear what range/efficiency you get after you've had it a while :)
The day I picked it up, 150 Wh/mi average, as high as 250 Wh/mi (it's so easy to go too fast on this bike), 166mi range shown at 79% SoC.
I do intend to do some controlled runs to calibrate at different speeds, and then with windshield, but I'm following shelter in place guidelines to limit unnecessary travel, and of course it's wise to be extra-safe right now what with the hospitals being potentially overwhelmed.
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At least two 2021 "plus" models have been delivered to North America.
The first shipment was smaller than energicamotorusa wanted, and covid19 will probably delay the next (larger?) shipment.
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I *could* already pick my SS9+ up aswell at my Dealer in Austria, unfortunately due to covid i cant get it to get it registered nor to get it delievered to me as there are no spedition which could deliever the bike
The bike got delievered there 2 weeks ago.
The most weird thing I spotted yet is that the paper says it only weighs 165kg, do they exclude the battery pack?
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At least two 2021 "plus" models have been delivered to North America.
The first shipment was smaller than energicamotorusa wanted, and covid19 will probably delay the next (larger?) shipment.
Six in the first shipment, I think.
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Got lucky and got my 2021 Ego+ Sport in SoCal on 4/21/20. Had it exactly one week now and so far I've put 900 miles on it breaking it in and getting used to it. Total blind luck that I got my bike before everything shut down due to the virus. I know for a fact 2 the + models were delivered in SoCal last Tuesday as well.
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Got lucky and got my 2021 Ego+ Sport in SoCal on 4/21/20. Had it exactly one week now and so far I've put 900 miles on it breaking it in and getting used to it. Total blind luck that I got my bike before everything shut down due to the virus. I know for a fact 2 the + models were delivered in SoCal last Tuesday as well.
Damn, that's some good mileage you put on it already! I bet over there you have a healthy list of DCFC options in your area, hopefully over here in Georgia things improve. Have you scheduled your 600 mile service yet?
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ordered my Esseesse9 + in mid-January 2020 and received it in early April.
Live in Germany
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yep, and those with pre-orders (2019) in Europe and EUA still waiting...
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My dealer told me that if I ordered now, he'd expect the bike to show up by the end of June (Austria), no matter which battery size.
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yep, and those with pre-orders (2019) in Europe and EUA still waiting...
Hi ALCLCF, Yes indeed it seems Energica did not really follow a FIFO principle for the orders...
For what it is worth I just received an e-mail from my dealer stating that my bike (EVA Ribelle) is expected to start production before mid-may. I ordered early december, from Belgium.
So fingers crossed the wait is soon over!
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yep, and those with pre-orders (2019) in Europe and EUA still waiting...
Hi ALCLCF, Yes indeed it seems Energica did not really follow a FIFO principle for the orders...
For what it is worth I just received an e-mail from my dealer stating that my bike (EVA Ribelle) is expected to start production before mid-may. I ordered early december, from Belgium.
So fingers crossed the wait is soon over!
Just received a mail to, this morning, apparently it was shipped today (Portugal)....will see if there's joy at the end of the month
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yep, and those with pre-orders (2019) in Europe and EUA still waiting...
Hi ALCLCF, Yes indeed it seems Energica did not really follow a FIFO principle for the orders...
For what it is worth I just received an e-mail from my dealer stating that my bike (EVA Ribelle) is expected to start production before mid-may. I ordered early december, from Belgium.
So fingers crossed the wait is soon over!
Just received a mail to, this morning, apparently it was shipped today (Portugal)....will see if there's joy at the end of the month
Great! Out of curiosity : Did you get a mail from the dealer or directly from Energica?
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Mail from the dealer.
Never contacted Energica and hope I never need too. That's the dealer job 8)
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My dealer told me that if I ordered now, he'd expect the bike to show up by the end of June (Austria), no matter which battery size.
Ordered an Esse esse 9+ on Saturday. Now the wait begins :)
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Regarding US deliveries, I'm told a shipment will leave soon with delivery to the east coast in late June or early July. Seems kinda crazy that they ship to the west coast then disperse.
As long as it gets here in one piece, I'll be happy.
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Mine arrived today to the dealer, hopefully I'll have it by the end of the month 8)
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Congratulations! Let us know how you like it!
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Ordered a SS9+ this week to be delivered to Germany. Expected delivery is 8-9 weeks, so around 2nd half of July. How precise are the delivery predictions?
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Hard to say but I would guess European deliveries are probably more accurate since it's shipped via land (unless you're in Ireland or some other European island). Since US shipments are by boat I would guess that makes delivery estimates fuzzier.
Again...just my guess. Don't take it as the definitive truth. ;)
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Ordered a SS9+ this week to be delivered to Germany. Expected delivery is 8-9 weeks, so around 2nd half of July. How precise are the delivery predictions?
I've ordered mine on May 11th in Austria and was promised an end of June delivery, so it seems my dealer was more on the optimistic side :)
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Just put my order in on the EVA Ribelle, I did get contacted back and was told my order would be included in the next shipment which would be leaving Modena at the end of this month and given an approx 4 week boat ride set to arrive here in California at the end of July. So stoked it’s ordered though! Can’t wait!!!
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My Ribelle is predicted for early August.
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Ordered a SS9+ this week to be delivered to Germany. Expected delivery is 8-9 weeks, so around 2nd half of July. How precise are the delivery predictions?
I've ordered mine on May 11th in Austria and was promised an end of June delivery, so it seems my dealer was more on the optimistic side :)
Since June already passed, I've asked my dealer for an update, and it looks like the bike is currently being built!
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I‘ve asked on June 15th, and mine was supposed to be build that week. No update since.
Suppose it‘s sitting there somewhere waiting for transports to be organized...
In two weeks I‘ll be leaving for a 3-wk family vacation in the Alps. Wife & son will be riding horses, my plan is to go there with my bike and take off every few days for a day or two. Let’s see it the plan will work out okay. Worst case scenario will be I‘ll have to take an old Yamaha TDM while two days into my vacation the bike it ready for pick-up.
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I got a call from my dealer that the SS9+ arrived today! It's going to be registered by Monday after which I can pick it up! Let's hope that I get some PTO since the dealer is more than 200km away, and I'm not going to wait until Saturday 8)
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Congratulations! Reini
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Congrats! Now the longest weekend is about to start for you😎
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Congrats! Now the longest weekend is about to start for you😎
Thanks! Yeah, I'm trying not to think about it too much :)
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I got a call from my dealer that the SS9+ arrived today! It's going to be registered by Monday after which I can pick it up! Let's hope that I get some PTO since the dealer is more than 200km away, and I'm not going to wait until Saturday 8)
The dealer in Vienna? :)
Got it from there too and had a 750km ride home, already got 6000km on it since I got it in end of April.
Needed to wait for over 2 Weeks until i could Travel to Vienne since the Borders to Tirol have been completely shut for me due to Covid.
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The dealer in Vienna? :)
Got it from there too and had a 750km ride home, already got 6000km on it since I got it in end of April.
Needed to wait for over 2 Weeks until i could Travel to Vienne since the Borders to Tirol have been completely shut for me due to Covid.
Yes, that one! So you drove it home and then immediately back for the first service? :) I remember reading your story on the Facebook Owners Group. I hope it won't be two weeks for me to get it...
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i made the service way too late...
but why is the service necessary? just changing the oil? and an energica has not that much moving parts which could be problematic
I have done the Service in Switzerland where the next Service Center is only 200km away
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Energica still use coolant and oil, so yes.
It's more to catch metal filings than fluid degradation, looking at Sam's video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kio1Fp8wE7Y
High performance bike, high performance maintenance.
-Crissa
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i made the service way too late...
but why is the service necessary? just changing the oil? and an energica has not that much moving parts which could be problematic
I have done the Service in Switzerland where the next Service Center is only 200km away
For an electric bike, Energicas are somewhat high maintenance. They have tranny fluid and coolant to change. But I see no reason why the home mechanics cannot do all this work themselves. You can get the manuals sent to you in pdf, from where you buy the bike, explaining how to do such stuff. I am 210 KM (131 miles) from the closest Energica shop and that is only because they moved closer to me than when I purchased the bike.
For those here is CA:
I just received an e-mail from Cal-Moto in Livermore:
"The 21.5 KWH models have arrived. "
-Don- Auburn, CA
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Yesterday I had a message from the dealer that mine is planned to be built next week and that the week after it will be transported.
Scheduled to deliver mid-August ;D
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Yesterday I had a message from the dealer that mine is planned to be built next week and that the week after it will be transported.
Scheduled to deliver mid-August ;D
I'm excited for you, curious what your VIN's last-4 digits are?
My Ribelle is (vin) #0072 - I was told it arrives Sept-7 in CA via Panama Canal so very likely we have sister bikes!
/Steve
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Yesterday I had a message from the dealer that mine is planned to be built next week and that the week after it will be transported.
Scheduled to deliver mid-August ;D
I'm excited for you, curious what your VIN's last-4 digits are?
My Ribelle is (vin) #0072 - I was told it arrives Sept-7 in CA via Panama Canal so very likely we have sister bikes!
/Steve
Thanks !
I will ask if the dealer know the vin.
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My SS9+ is #027
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I should get my Ribelle (0049) this Tuesday (US). I’ll confirm if that date holds true. I’m really stoked to get the new bike after riding an SS9+ even if I can only do pleasure rides. ;)
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I was just notified the VIN on my Ribelle is 0078, expected here early September in Houston.
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The dealer has just sent me a message that my Ribelle could be delivered in the week of 17 August, bit dependent on when he receives the bikes papers ;D.
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My SS9+ is at the dealer for 2 weeks now, still waiting for homologation (can take another two weeks :() to be able to register it.
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My SS9+ is at the dealer for 2 weeks now, still waiting for homologation (can take another two weeks :() to be able to register it.
I do not have to wait for any registration, wen the bikes papers are at the dealer I can get the bike. I just need to email my insurance company and give them
the brand and chassis number, licenses plates I have enough :) . Or I take the trailer, then it is all it takes.
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I was just notified the VIN on my Ribelle is 0078, expected here early September in Houston.
Thank you for indicating your delivery status. No joy here as I'm getting mixed signals regarding what was agreed to for frame color and what was communicated to the factory, RE: Ribelle 0072.
Energica going dark on this subject makes me think they are very busy so waiting for a confirmation is difficult - my worst fear is that the situation went from just-in-time to rework-hell which can be compromising...I hinted if mistakes happened I'd still be happy w/ red but sales people don't get it...(sigh).
One thing for sure, there's no magic in this world - it's the customer that ultimately pays.
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I'm sorry to hear that, I do not now my vin yet, from the moment I know this I post it here.
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@PWM, I believe Energica HQ shuts down for a couple of weeks in August so that might be a reason for communication issues.
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@PWM, I believe Energica HQ shuts down for a couple of weeks in August so that might be a reason for communication issues.
Only one week:
All Energica HQ offices will be closed for summer break from August 17th to August 21st included.
Normal longer closed however because of the delay caused by COVID-19 only a short period this time.
My dealer also told me maybe mine Rilbelle will be ready end of this week (fingers crossed) So with Transport it should also be in the Netherlands next week.
But still no 100% sure, it will not be the first time something goes wrong somewhere in the line. I don't know the VIN either.
But dealer said VIN is not that important the options have also impact on delivery date.
Will keep you up to date if there is a green light on Friday, Marchel (from electricmotorcycles.nl ) will jump in his car with trailer and will pick them up at the factory.
Great dealer it is :)
Now fingers crossed that this week the bikes are ready (it has been a long time... )
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Just got feedback from my dealer... the Certificate of Conformity arrived last Friday, under "normal" circumstances the bike is just one or two days behind the documents. So I am hoping to receive another call from him tomorrow, latest Wednesday this week. Man, I'm more excited than an 8yr-old on xmas eve... ;D
The call was in fact an email. My SS9+ arrived at the dealer already today :D. CoC is mailed, now hoping to get it registered later this week. Pickup planned for Friday/Saturday.
Conclusion:
Estimated duration from placing the order till delivery: 9 weeks
Actual duration: 11 weeks
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To my surprise, the Ribelle I ordered is on the boat.
Kudos to Energica for great attention to customer service.
Indeed, there was a glitch with my request for black frame color as my bike was into production when the request was made.
Anyway, deductive reasoning indicates I was issued a new VIN because the options ordered for wheels and suspension will be installed in California - Energica scrambled to get my bike on the boat and I have to say, I'm genuinely impressed at the effort and intent to satisfy.
Happy dance ensues...thank you to Laurence and Stefano for making this happen.
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To my surprise, the Ribelle I ordered is on the boat.
Kudos to Energica for great attention to customer service.
Indeed, there was a glitch with my request for black frame color as my bike was into production when the request was made.
Anyway, deductive reasoning indicates I was issued a new VIN because the options ordered for wheels and suspension will be installed in California - Energica scrambled to get my bike on the boat and I have to say, I'm genuinely impressed at the effort and intent to satisfy.
Happy dance ensues...thank you to Laurence and Stefano for making this happen.
I am pretty sure that you wouldn't get that kind of service if you were purchasing a BMW motorcycle. ::) Congratulations! :)
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My bike is at the dealer as we speak, I'm going to pick it up next Wednesday or Thursday bit depending on the weather, the vin is 102 and I ordered it 9 weeks ago :D
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My bike is at the dealer as we speak, I'm going to pick it up next Wednesday or Thursday bit depending on the weather, the vin is 102 and I ordered it 9 weeks ago :D
Congratulations!
Speaking from experience, you're going to love the power of the new Ribelle not to mention the easing of range anxiety. A word of caution...even with traction control maxed out, my Ribelle is able to get the front wheel light when taking off hard from a stop and I come in around 260lbs fully geared up. Take it easy with the bike until you get used to the torque it puts down. I've been riding a 13kw Esse Esse 9 for almost a year and this Ribelle is still catching me off guard at times with the power difference.
Let us know how you like it after you've gotten some miles on it.
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My bike is at the dealer as we speak, I'm going to pick it up next Wednesday or Thursday bit depending on the weather, the vin is 102 and I ordered it 9 weeks ago :D
Congratulations!
Speaking from experience, you're going to love the power of the new Ribelle not to mention the easing of range anxiety. A word of caution...even with traction control maxed out, my Ribelle is able to get the front wheel light when taking off hard from a stop and I come in around 260lbs fully geared up. Take it easy with the bike until you get used to the torque it puts down. I've been riding a 13kw Esse Esse 9 for almost a year and this Ribelle is still catching me off guard at times with the power difference.
Let us know how you like it after you've gotten some miles on it.
Thanks !
Thanks also for the warning, I will certainly keep you all informed about my findings. I am used to motorbikes, have raced a lot with the Yoshimura Suzuki Superbike and have always ridden such bikes, but I always take the time to get used to a bike before I push myself to the limit.
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Mine is at the dealer also :) ordered it a long long time ago :o
But ok last steps now 8)
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My SS9+ made it to Virginia last Wednesday. Finally got to ride today. 600lbs was a little intimidating at first, but started to get comfortable fairly quickly. Definitely a step up from the SR/F I had before in terms of ride and handling on rough roads. And Brembo brakes, ahhh!
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My SS9+ made it to Virginia last Wednesday. Finally got to ride today. 600lbs was a little intimidating at first, but started to get comfortable fairly quickly. Definitely a step up from the SR/F I had before in terms of ride and handling on rough roads. And Brembo brakes, ahhh!
I think that remains the very thing that is under-realized by most people when comparing the Zeros to the Energicas: Power, weight, range, maitenance etc are one thing, but the fact that Energica is so well equipped and finished means that you can actually dare to use this power. I find myself much more comfortable diving deep in corners, hard braking etc than I ever felt on my Zero...And it is still the early kms...
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Not to pick on Zero riders, but what I have witnessed often is they treat their bike like a very expensive electronic device or toy. I see more Energica riders treating it like an actual motorcycle; ride hard, charge quick, do it again. And again. And again.
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Not to pick on Zero riders, but what I have witnessed often is they treat their bike like a very expensive electronic device or toy. I see more Energica riders treating it like an actual motorcycle; ride hard, charge quick, do it again. And again. And again.
My four thousand miles this year gives you a big raspberry. ^-^
-Crissa
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There is a lot more fretting about battery health, may be residual from earlier versions.
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Not to pick on Zero riders, but what I have witnessed often is they treat their bike like a very expensive electronic device or toy. I see more Energica riders treating it like an actual motorcycle; ride hard, charge quick, do it again. And again. And again.
I would say they do not compare well, but I like them both!
-Don- Auburn, CA (headed back to Reno)
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Finally received the CoC of my SS9+ (VIN 69), will be picking it up on Saturday! I ordered it on May 9th.
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Finally received the CoC of my SS9+ (VIN 69), will be picking it up on Saturday! I ordered it on May 9th.
Congrats! I've got VIN 68. Your front tire has seen my back tire on the assy line ;D ;D
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lol
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Picked up my Ribelle last Thursday, it drives fantastic :)
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Picked up my Ribelle last Thursday, it drives fantastic :)
Congratulations! ;)
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Congratulations! ;)
Thanks !
(https://www.mupload.nl/img/hy1289qi.jpg)
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Congrads!
The bike looks great in red.
-Don- Reno, NV
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The bike looks great in red.
Indeed, red on red looks awesome the equal of stealth grey w/ black frame, IMO.
BTW - I was informed of a communications glitch and my grey Ribelle shipped w/ red frame after all.
When informed, Energica included the option to make it right, so the wait continues...kudos anyway.
Thanks MoneyFor for sharing...have you given thought to naming her?
How about Stella? Not only is it Italian, it represents the stellar execution on your part - we are happy for you.
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Thanks guys !
I have to much bikes to give them names, I would not remeber them afterall or I need to write the names on the bikes ;). Did allready a few small mods
like the windscreen, bar-ends and short brake lever, still more to come. Also today I had the faultcode B1007 for the second time in 2 days, will need to
keep an eye on it. The code stands for right indicator shortcut but the indicator works flawless.
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Four and half months of lazy public servants, the paper work came through and the bike has a plate. Receiving it tomorrow right in time of winter....