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Good idea to strengthen! How did this last overtime?

arent you not suppose to use a DC fast charging frequently?

I don't get it, it Don't really make sense to me. You got a motorcycle, you got to take somewhere to get charged that take the whole thrill of just jumping on and getting in the wind stupid🙊 to me. Excuse my Vernacular, but it doesn't make sense.

Does it feel like off road tires I hate to drive that on pavement roads .

Bro setup a camera just to record a u turn plus you cant even see the text cuz if the sub button nobody is gonna press

Exhaust?

Hey man, what did you do for tires? Did you switch them out yourself or did you pay someone? Mine are about that time and I can’t find any videos on changing them yourself 😅

Had EV bikes had a range of 300 - 400 mile range, I'd have one, but in our cold temps, 75miles is about maximum in reality...i need one to reach an Irish or English ferry, be nice to get half way into France or Spain...nice design, apart from the thing round the rear wheel!

Is that the new round display for the livewire? If yes, please consider making a video demonstrating it. I am really interested and curious to know how it works and I might be getting one soon. My old display was delaminating badly and just died on me this week so the round display might end up being the alternative...

Why I commute to work on mine. Helps clear the head after a long shift.

In the short time I have been motorcycling so far (since November 2024) I can safely say that I come back from every ride happier than when I left. I could never say that for cars.

I'm yelling at you for staying in the tar strip!.. I choose the Alpinista for it's superior handling.

Ben I am not sure what to think. I own a Livewire One and a Delmar. My Delmar with 190 miles on it stopped charging. It is doing the reverse, plug it in and the battery starts going down. The bike had been at the dealer for two weeks. They are having a call with Livewire support tomorrow morning. I love the bike but I do not think that the electric bike is working when they cannot fix a bike or give you an answer to what is wrong. I know the technology is pretty new but i would think that basic understanding of repair is needed to sell a product that is this expensive. I thought this was the perfect bike to do errands and short rides. I have found out that it is cool to have but not very good when the techs in the dealership cannot diagnose the problem or give a estimated return date. I understand why they are losing so much money on these bikes. My investment in these bikes looks like they will be a loss in the future

Now with the Alpinista out, do you have any thoughts on it?

Just go slow when range says 14 of 18 miles.

I’m a lil late on the comments but just saw your vid and it is beautiful as always! Love the drone takes and wish you both well!

livewire is HD.

Nice vid

I think my path of ownership follows yours. I currently ride a 2022 Zero DS. It is my first bike also. I bought it a few months ago and have but 3,000 miles on it. I'm eye balling the Livewire 1. Oddly, I'm also a owner of that Torq T1 helmet too. lol

cool thank you for doing this review, we look forward to the next one at 30000 miles.

When I see a 200,000 mile review on an electric bike, I may pay attention.

The all-new S2 Alpinista launches

New Livewire 1-15-2025

I think the Curtiss One might be the first with a liquid cooled battery. Thank you for your review. Id love to have a LiveWire.

I ended up finally purchasing a motorcycle after years of wanting one (took the MSF course, got my license, did everything the right way). I wanted an S2 Del Mar SO badly, but that price simply kept me at bay and I was far too nervous to make monthly payments. Ended up buying the Ryvid Anthem and whilst I really really like it, it is by no means a Del Mar. My goal by 2026 is to have almost enough money saved up to pull the trigger on the Del Mar (or possibly an updated model?) I've only been riding for about 2 months now on and off gaining confidence, but electric, to me, is by far the way to go. Now that I've experienced riding an electric motorcycle, that term, "magic carpet" cannot possibly be more true. You get to focus entirely on the road and your ride instead of clutching and shifting constantly. I'm not saying it's better for everyone, but for me it totally is. Absolutely love silently zipping down the road.

I just got this 2018 Zero DS with super low miles, and I'm worried about the motor noise I'm hearing. Can you give me your opinion. I posted it here. Also I can't find a DIY motor bearing video for it. Where did you get your info do do it yourself? ruclips.net/user/shortstKSktBKV-Gk?feature=share

I want an electric bike. My dad's got a Heritage Softail so Harley's the only way to go for me. Good review, so funny to watch because my name is Vivian.

Nice bike. 86 miles is adequate; however, I’d be interested in 300-400. When e-cycle gets there, I’d plan on making the shift. For now, e-moto’s make equal sense, depending upon use case scenarios.

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Great content. My well wishes to your family and wife. I hope you all had a great holiday. Thanks for the content and take care. 🙏

Okay HD, here's what you need to do next; for 2026 make a Livewire Del Mar S2G (the G stands for GAS version so stop it with this electronic non-selling stuff). Try to make it look as close to this electric version as possible. Make it liquid cooled, keep the engine to around 600-700-maybe even 800cc, but nothing bigger.

Ford Motor Company's CEO, Jim Farley, recognized that ICE vehicle designers and engineers are not the folks to move forward with, so he started a new "skunk works" in California to create the next generation of Ford EV's. Mr.Farley now has come to the same realization concerning ICE dealers. My experience with Ford and Harley-Davidson/LiveWire at the dealership level demonstrated a strong disconnect with their EV products, why? Folks in both environments said the same thing in sales and service, "we have only sold ______, so I don't know much about them. You probably know more than me." Thank you for sharing, Ride Free.

A much better buy is a 1st gen Zero SR. You can find them for under $10k - and usually in very good shape. They have about the same power, charge time, and better range.