Live in Colorado and want to buy a road-going electric motorcycle? Buying one just got a lot easier thanks to a $4,888 Colorado Alternative Fuel Vehicle tax credit and the 10% Federal tax credit for electric vehicles. We've reviewed both…
"Snipers just know to shoot any kind of gas can." Snipers don't usually come up in an interview with a bike designer, but they did talking to Neal Saiki, the founder of Zero Motorcycles. High velocity rifle fire is just…
We're really impressed with the attention Zero has shown to manufacturing and process on the new S. While many have wrongly criticized the Zero X for its use of seemingly under-built BMX componentry, the 2009 Zero S electric supermoto is…
Yesterday, we got the chance to take the 2009 Zero S electric supermoto for a spin through Midtown Manhattan during a torrential downpour. No, we didn't get electrocuted, but the experience was shocking nonetheless. Could electric motorcycles finally be…
Why is it that the only news channel interested in electric motorcycles is also a fair and balanced pulpit for the oil companies those bikes are aiming to put out of business? Is it because they're nearly silent, making them…
With 62.5lb/ft of torque and 31bhp, the 2009 Zero S electric supermoto can reach a top speed of 60mph, while its 4kWh battery gives it a range of 60 miles and a recharge time of less than 4 hours. $9950.00…
Zero Motorcycles founder Neal Saiki let slip a few details about the as-yet unreleased Zero S electric supermoto. The biggest news is the battery capacity: 3kWh, 50% more than the 2009 Zero X and the weight: 200lbs, 49 heavier than…