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Engadget shared a short video review of the Zero FXE and apparently this bike is.a wheelie machine.
Zero's new FXE bike is based off a concept motorcycle we saw back in 2019. We loved the bike then, but weren't sure it'd ever hit production. Now the FXE is here, and there's a lot to love. The FXE is super light, with zippy acceleration and responsive handling. It feels somewhere in between a commuter motorcycle and a dirt bike, but with electric torque, and equally at home on twisty mountain roads and downtown streets.
The only downside is a relatively short range, 100 miles, but with the ability to charge off a standard plug, that still gets you a lot of freedom.
Zero's new FXE bike is based off a concept motorcycle we saw back in 2019. We loved the bike then, but weren't sure it'd ever hit production. Now the FXE is here, and there's a lot to love. The FXE is super light, with zippy acceleration and responsive handling. It feels somewhere in between a commuter motorcycle and a dirt bike, but with electric torque, and equally at home on twisty mountain roads and downtown streets.
The only downside is a relatively short range, 100 miles, but with the ability to charge off a standard plug, that still gets you a lot of freedom.
