Photos: TMGreedThese action photos from the TT Zero race last Thursday literally show the 2010 MotoCzysz E1pc leaving the ground. But Michael Czysz's new electric superbike is taking off in the metaphorical sense too; starting with our exclusive unveiling of…
On Wednesday we exclusively revealed the 2010 MotoCzysz E1pc, the future of motorcycles. Yesterday, we introduced you to Michael Czysz, the man making that future. Today, we take a look inside the shop where all that is taking place.Click…
Michael Czysz is something of an enigma in the motorcycle world. Often criticized for failing to live up to his lofty ambition, he nevertheless pushes ahead with ideas that are so far beyond conventional practice, they seem unbelievable, fantastical…
The 2010 MotoCzysz E1pc, ridden by American Mark Miller, has won the Isle of Man's TT Zero, lapping the 37.7-mile course at an average speed of 96.82 MPH. To put that in context, the first ever 100 MPH lap at…
Photos: Amadeus PhotographyThe 2010 MotoCzysz E1pc isn't just another technically impressive electric motorcycle, it's the most advanced two-wheeler ever made. Using MotoGP-level thinking, Michael Czysz has integrated the most sophisticated electric drive technology yet seen with engineering solutions that will…
The 2010 MotoCzysz E1pc recorded a 131.1mph trap speed on the Sulby straight and a 94.664mph lap at the Isle of Man today. Those figures compare very well to the competition, easily besting the second fastest team, Agni, on both…
These photos shows the completed 2010 MotoCzysz E1pc preparing to practice for the Isle of Man's TT Zero electric motorcycle race. Clearly visible are the 10 1.25kWh battery packs, incredibly diminutive tail section and the huge swingarm. But where's the…