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I'm about a three hours drive east in Dracut/Methuen, MA. I ride a 2010 Brammo Enertia to work. If you make it out this way, I could arrange a test ride for you.

Hi Bruce,

 Here is a link about the type of bike you would be planning:  http://thekneeslider.com/archives/2009/11/08/mavizen-ttx02-an-electric-race-bike-you-can-buy/

Since you are new at this, I would set your goal on a bike with less top speed. For ideas, I would start looking at the race bikes from the TTXGP racing series.

Phantom

...riders in New England are not quite ready for electric motorcycles. However, I have high hopes that you will find my comments interesting and informative.

I am from New England and I did find your article interesting and informative.

Hi Richard, welcome to the forum. I have read your posts at elmoto.net and you have taught me a lot. I recently ended my lurker status over there.

I would try to push your article again with that same publisher or others. It is really good.

Wow, Guity, I hope you are healed up. You have had so much bad luck lately, I hope things get better. I am sorry to hear about your accident in addition to your GPR-S registration troubles.

Thanks, my helmet, gloves and jacket are red/orange/white and black and my boots are black Magnums. I am trying to go for an extreme contrast to be more visible to car and truck drivers. I might paint the bike more white in the future.

Coincidently, I just promised my brother today at lunch that if he gets a Mr. Clean haircut, that I will, too.

Yes, I painted it myself with a $3.00 can of spraypaint in white gloss. If it gets funded, I'll have someone else do a nice paint job on it.

I just got my Enertia safety inspected today, and I took into work on my first official commute to work. I took a more scenic route today on a road where the speed limit varies from 30 to 45 mph. I hope to get a video of it soon. I took it fairly easy. I was behind a huge dump truck for most of my ride which made it easier for me in that it slows down the normal commuting speed on that road.

I am still a new rider, and often felt like I was on a small rollercoaster as I went up and down hills on my way to work. I am getting more comfortable riding at higher speeds. I ended up going to work a little later than normal which made the traffic really light. It was really a fun ride.

Here are some pictures of my Enertia at work. I painted two of the black panels to white as I mentioned in another thread.

 

 



 

Vielen Dank für den Video-Link. Die Spur, die Sie gebucht sieht aus wie eine große Strecke zu fahren.

Thanks for the video link. The track you posted looks like a great track to ride.

So cool! It sounds like you finally made it through all the red tape.