Harley Davidson Electric Bike Nz

We check it out on road and track.

Harley davidson electric bike nz. Harley-Davidson expects to deliver a full portfolio of electric motorcycles by 2022 so there are definitely more electric options just waiting to be announced. And despite the large centralised 155kWh battery pack you could say the Livewire is a conventionally attractive machine. Electra Glide Revival.

Powered by the all-new Revolution Max 1250 engine Pan America is a two-wheel multi-tool built to endure designed to explore and engineered for adventure. Harley-Davidson says it will release five electric vehicles between 2019 and 2022 from a lightweight e-bicycle pictured below to a series of electric motorbikes. Guess the timing wasnt quite right back then but Harley-Davidson is looking to a future when ICE power is banned and given all the big Asian.

Former boss of H-D Matt Levatich must feel in part vindicated after news broke recently that the American bike maker is going to expand its LiveWire model into a standalone electric motorcycle brand. Fitted with a Stage 4 117 cube kit and air ride. The lightest-weight Softail equipped with a Milwaukee-Eight 114 engine for a.

Electric power also eliminates maintenance issues associated with ethanol gasoline and off-season storage. When you buy a premium motorcycle we understand that you should get a premium service with it and at Rolling Thunder NZ that is. Discover the wide open world and freedom for the soul on bikes only Harley-Davidson could build.

Its the first full-sized fully electric bike from any major bike maker. Kevins vision for the first bike has proven its worth winning over 8 awards through out NZ and Australia including Best Custom Best of Show and Peoples Choice. Browse the Harley-Davidson electric motorcycle line up including the 2020 LiveWire Motorcycle.

Launched this week to the motoring press at Pukekohe Park Raceway the 53995 LiveWire is a controversial model in the Harley lineup. Harley-Davidsons LiveWire electric motorcycle. However the Livewire is not a bike which Harley expects to sell like hotcakes.