Iconic motorcycle brand Royal Enfield is set to release its first electric motorcycle by 2025.
Many of the components, such as battery cells, will be imported, but the majority of the parts will be made in-house.
In 1994, motorcycle giant Harley-Davidson tried to trademark the distinctive note of their engine, with their competitors arguing that their single-crankpin V-twin engines also produced a similar sound.
Harley-Davidson stopped their trademarking efforts in 2000.
Indian Electric motorcycle brand Ola Electric has unveiled four conceptual motorcycles with launch dates planned for 2024.
These motorcycles are futuristic in their concept designs and could revolutionise the electric space
📸 Ola
Swedish manufacturer RGNT currently holds the world record for the fastest electric motorcycle, clocking in a speed of 155.14km/h (71.54 mph) with their RGNT Aurora earlier this year.
No doubt, this record will be challenged, and potentially beaten in the future.
📸RGNT
It’s not electric, but it does have a three speed transmission and releases no carbon emissions!
LEGO have unveiled their new Yamaha MT-10 retailing at £199.99, perfect for the hobby cave!
Erik Buell, founder of Buell Motorcycles, unveiled his new Fuell Fllow electric motorcycle.
Powered by a 35kW engine, it boasts a range of 150 miles from its 10kWh battery and is aimed at commuters and urban riders.
11 kW Electric motorcycle sales are rising yearly, indicating a positive uptrend in the sale of electric motorcycles geared at learner riders riding on a CBT.
A motorcycle with 11 kW of power is equivalent to a 125 cc engine.
This weeks #throwbackthursday sees us remember round 1 of the DTRA season
We saw Alan take a P4 in the pro class whilst Colin came home in a very strong P5 in the intermediates. Sadly Phil wasn’t able to start his race in the rookies through injury
📸 Braking Point Images