Motorcycle giant Harley-Davidson has launched a spin-off company dedicated to ebikes, and revealed its first model which is due to go on sale in March next year.Harley-Davidson revealed a pair of electric concept vehicles back in 2019, but both of these shared a lot of DNA with conventional motorbikes. Even the ‘scooter’ concept featured a throttle, and what appeared to be a rather beefy engine and battery pack slung between the wheels.Why your electric bike really needs insuranceElectric bike maintenance: your essential guideEverything you need to know about e-bike conversion kitsThe new company, Serial 1 Cycle, is dedicated specifically to more conventional looking electric bikes, of the type that are legal to ride in many countries without a driver’s licence. Its name is a reference to the oldest-known Harley, the Serial Number One, which was built in 1903.Something old, something new…Although Serial 1 Cycle hasn’t revealed official specs for the bike yet, but it takes plenty of design cues from the Serial Number One. Its leather (or leather-look) saddle has spring suspension, internally routed cables, a glossy black paint job, and an illuminated ‘1’ logo on the head tube.There’s no price tag yet, but we wouldn’t be surprised if it ends… Read full this story
- How Harley-Davidson's All-In Bet on Its Past Crippled Its Future
- Here's What the Electric Harley-Davidson Livewire Sounds Like
- The Harley-Davidson Livewire Is the Company's Electric Future
- Harley-Davidson on Trump's Trade War: 'We Believe in a Fair Playing Field'
- Harley-Davidson Invests More Into Electric Motorcycles As Tariff Threats Loom
- Here Is Nearly Every Harley-Davidson Gas Tank Logo
- Harley-Davidson Might Buy Ducati: Report
- 5 ways that Harley-Davidson is fighting back against falling sales
- Harley Davidson goes hog wild with job cuts
- Get A Free Harley-Davidson T-Shirt
Harley-Davidson reveals its first ebike, and it can be yours in March 2021 have 296 words, post on www.techradar.com at October 28, 2020. This is cached page on GameMax. If you want remove this page, please contact us.
