Hello, thanks for your feedback. You are right, the only place it is lagging is the availability. When available on the international scale, it would become an instant hit.
"Zero emission future" The 21st century grift.. How will you mine the minerals for the batteries? How will you make the plastic that's all over these bikes? And how will you charge them?
Hello, thanks for your feedback. 1) Fossil fuel production is by no means a clean process. No one is denying that electric cars are perfect and fully environmentally friendly but there are numerous reports stating that they are cleaner option 2) The same technology as before 3) Our neighbors have EVs and a home solar setup, that is how they charge, so it's a possibility.
no chance to replace your old motorcycle now. loading times are too long and the range too short. and we haven't even mentioned the price yet. there is still a lot to improve to replace your old motorcycle.
All of this means absolutely jack crap until ALL of the following requirements are met 1. An electricity refueling infrastructure that easily rivals the mass availability of our gas stations. 2. charging systems that refuel the bike in less than 15 minutes 3. PRICE of the bike goes down to 10k...plus tax 4. RANGE per charge easily clears 200 miles ( and we're NOT talking with some tooth pick sub 110 pound man on it either or sub 85 pound woman) and that's ALL interstate highway miles at 60 mph the whole time..btw..not barey put put - ing it around 30 ish mph speeds around town with stop and go to recharge the damn battery Until then...no sale.
Kind of pricey and most have bad seats and fenders and no way to mount a rack or rear bags. Better batteries and the ability to charge at public charging facilities would be better.
I agree considering you can buy a kawasaki KLR 650 for about eight thousand bucks. A comfortable motorcycle you can easily take right across the country. I know I own one.😊
Great with all these new electric motorcycles! I just miss a comfortable place to grip the bike with your knees. Almost all of them seems to lack this funktion. They look extremely uncomfortable for the knees. In my opinion thats a crusial part, and a way to control your bike. Look at motocross bikes, and most of the regular bikes, they are more ergonomically designed in that matter. ⚡️⚡️👍🏻
Unfortunately not many good dirt bike options. I'll likely get a KTM EXC soon, before they are discontinued next year. Love the Stark Varg, but it's too strong for me.
Hello, thanks for your feedback. Yes, the true zero emission status depends on the source of electricity but we have to admit that this status can be actually achieved (for example with a home solar setup, these are getting more affordable and widespread today.,)
Hello, thanks for your feedback. Some models do have built in chargers, however many companies offer external home chargers (or have removable battery packs)
@@chefdean7257 .. How about this comrade, let the readers know what Chef thinks about the Tiananmen Square massacre... (Then we will make a decision on a Chinese scooters credibility. As of now all people should expect any Ryvid to explode into flame within minutes of charging the very first time.)
Hello, thanks for your feedback. Yes, you are right. Most of electricity does not come from renewable resources but we still cannot deny that fact that solar and wind generation is zero emission.
@Datacube: Yes, but the fact is that the manufacturing process in making solar panels and any type of electric motor requires large diesel powered mining equipment. The batteries and solar panels used are rare earth minerals and there is simply not enough to electrify the world's vehicles. Also recycling batteries is a very toxic endeavor. Also wind turbines have been proven to cause environmental damage to birds and wildlife as well as weather patterns. I am not saying these things to pick a fight. I am a motorcycle enthusiast myself and I do think the electric bikes are pretty cool and that there is room for them in the market. I used to think that solar and wind power along with electric vehicles was the way to go. However after educating myself on the subject it in fact turns out to be worse for the environment.
It's time that electric bikes that are serious give you charging times fir CCS. If you are planing to go some tripps with your bike, you need to know if you can drive longer than your cord. And also, if they increase the voltage of the bike, you can increase the carging speed. In Norway you get subsidies for big electric bikes. But, if the bike producers stopped beeing idiots, maybe we can se the revolution?
Yeah, nooooo. Still not there for me yet. Every Electric Motorcycle I've seen so far , looks horrible. Either Dirt Bike Enduro looks, or some form of superbike setup. I want a True Commuter Motorcycle that I can sit on comfortably for trips to work or wherever, that has some storage space, a Seat, that doesn't look like a micro banana to sit on, you know something Comfortable, that gets a realistic Range of 250 miles, and that doesn't mean at 30 mph in the City, that's on the Highway, a top speed of 80 mph, but also the bike can run all it's power out at 65 mph to the full range ! Don't need zero to 60mph in 3 seconds, flatten out the power curve, so it accelerates in the 6 to 8 second range, plenty fast to get on the highway, and then... then you may get me looking. Oh, and keep the Center of gravity low enough that it doesn't feel like a tree trunk up high when you lean into a turn you feel like the thing is going over with no way to stop. Surely SOMEBODY out there can design a Motorcycle that's not just like everything else everyone else is making !
Burning fossil fuels is out. However. That's the ugliest bunch of motorcycles I've ever seen. These manufactures need to take A LOT OF LESSONS FROM THE JAPANESE. Case closed.
@@robmanueb. NO lithium batteries are not recycled and can not be recycled!. We will always need petroleum, even windmills are filled with oil and it's what plastic is made from. The glaciers melted off of North America hundreds of years before the first automobile was built! Climate change is natural and can't be stopped!
@@ronaldthomas9396 "Almost everything found in an EV battery can be recycled, sometimes multiple times. Lithium for example (which actually makes up a small percentage of the battery) can be recycled many times over. Aluminium can be recycled over and over and over, along with many of the other EV battery components. In fact I've spoken to the owner of a battery recycling company in Auckland who stated they can recycle a minimum of 95% and up to 99% of an EV battery, and that they're already set up to do so. However they've not been able to recycle any EV batteries yet, as they haven't been able to get any, in other words there are no EV batteries that need recycling yet." Leading the charge website. Funny thing is that they talk about Auckland which just happens to be in the same country that I live in. NZ is a small backwater, yet we can recycle EV batteries, you can bet the rest of the world does as well. EV battery are usually double used, first in cars and then when they are too used up they are used for home power storage. Try buying second hand EV batteries, they command a premium.
All these manufacturers have clearly got ev motorcycles totally wrong, there’s always something wrong with each model! Either too heavy, not enough range, too low maximum payload/can’t carry a pillion, ridiculously expensive! They need to get these things right in one bike to please the customers.
They haven't gotten it wrong, currently manufacturers are just doing their best. We're still in a Early Adopters market considering EV moto's. Since the mainstream technology to compete with ICE motorcycles is not there yet, EV Moto manufacturers are making niche models for niche markets. We can't yet make a really nice allround EV for a competitive price, so now you mostly just see extremely heavy and expensive EV's or lightweight, slow ones that are basically just MTB's that have almost no range, which still cost 6k. It will take many years to get there.
Are ICE vehicles emission free? The electricity comes from the same place the oil refineries take it from when they refine the fuel for your car, which then puts out emissions as it burns that fuel, wasting 70% of the energy in the fuel as it does so.
@@Brian-om2hh Of course ice vehicles aren't emission free,what a silly thing to say.The video was about electric bikes and the producer said that they are emission free,which they aren't. I believe the electricity to charge these vehicles comes mostly from coal fired plants.This is the big lie that climate alarmists use.By the way, I am not against ev's,I have an electric bike and I love it.
More and more individuals, cities, states and even entire countries are switching to sustainable energy. Millions of people all over the world live sustainably. Wake up look around.
From solar panels, wind, LPG, coal....I have a choice. How many choices do U have??? Did you know that: The electricity generated from coal is still 30% + cleaner than any internal combustion engine!
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The F77 eats so many of the other bikes alive in features and price.
Hello, thanks for your feedback. You are right, the only place it is lagging is the availability. When available on the international scale, it would become an instant hit.
I've had Kollter Banshee. I've had it for a year, drive it everyday. Get the street version with belt drive and much faster and quieter.
Hi bro
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"Zero emission future" The 21st century grift..
How will you mine the minerals for the batteries?
How will you make the plastic that's all over these bikes?
And how will you charge them?
Hello, thanks for your feedback.
1) Fossil fuel production is by no means a clean process. No one is denying that electric cars are perfect and fully environmentally friendly but there are numerous reports stating that they are cleaner option
2) The same technology as before
3) Our neighbors have EVs and a home solar setup, that is how they charge, so it's a possibility.
I agree with you / high battery 🔋 replacement cost 👎
Exactly. Maybe it will help to reduce emissions, maybe not, but it is far from 0 pollution.
no chance to replace your old motorcycle now.
loading times are too long and the range too short.
and we haven't even mentioned the price yet.
there is still a lot to improve to replace your old motorcycle.
You must see about Ultravoilette f77,
According to cost its super awesome electric bike huge range, speed and battery pack
Thanks for sharing
Beautiful torque motor thanks for sharing.🇺🇸🇨🇦🇫🇷🇬🇧
Thanks for watching!
All of this means absolutely jack crap until ALL of the following requirements are met
1. An electricity refueling infrastructure that easily rivals the mass availability of our gas stations.
2. charging systems that refuel the bike in less than 15 minutes
3. PRICE of the bike goes down to 10k...plus tax
4. RANGE per charge easily clears 200 miles ( and we're NOT talking with some tooth pick sub 110 pound man on it either or sub 85 pound woman) and that's ALL interstate highway miles at 60 mph the whole time..btw..not barey put put - ing it around 30 ish mph speeds around town with stop and go to recharge the damn battery
Until then...no sale.
Kind of pricey and most have bad seats and fenders and no way to mount a rack or rear bags. Better batteries and the ability to charge at public charging facilities would be better.
That and this zero emissions brag is well incorrect. It’s very small but in no way zero.
Personally I’ll try a e bicycle first.
I agree considering you can buy a kawasaki KLR 650 for about eight thousand bucks. A comfortable motorcycle you can easily take right across the country. I know I own one.😊
I'm curious what MPG you get?
Some of these don't seen to get that person has to seat on that seat.
Great with all these new electric motorcycles! I just miss a comfortable place to grip the bike with your knees. Almost all of them seems to lack this funktion. They look extremely uncomfortable for the knees. In my opinion thats a crusial part, and a way to control your bike. Look at motocross bikes, and most of the regular bikes, they are more ergonomically designed in that matter. ⚡️⚡️👍🏻
Just bungee a couple of pillows to the bike.
Hi bro
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Unfortunately not many good dirt bike options. I'll likely get a KTM EXC soon, before they are discontinued next year. Love the Stark Varg, but it's too strong for me.
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide}
and ooo weee soooo cool.!!!
For true 0 emissions the power to both produce and operate must be obtained from a 0 emissions green electrical grid. (still better than petrol)
Hi sir
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Not really better than ICE bikes.
Hello, thanks for your feedback. Yes, the true zero emission status depends on the source of electricity but we have to admit that this status can be actually achieved (for example with a home solar setup, these are getting more affordable and widespread today.,)
@@Datacube ok
Imagine stopping every hour to charge crossing the country.Maybe not,But it would be a fun toy thats for sure.
Is anyone working on a laid back cruiser style? I don't like having to lean over my bike. I would be interested in a cruiser style though.
Asking DAX electric 125 cc ,how much cost …? Mini electric Honda .thanks for sharing.(Legionnaires Veterans USMC 🇺🇸) thankyou
I want an E Bike so bad
Land moto I'd the best looking and best price for me
they would be great if they had a charger built in where you just plug into the wall of any regular home 120v electric outlet!.
Hello, thanks for your feedback. Some models do have built in chargers, however many companies offer external home chargers (or have removable battery packs)
Ryvid Anthem all the way ! Ya forgot to mention the auto reverse feature . . . under $8K USD, that's incredible !
Ryvid Chinese exploding scooter now on sale !! woo hoo ...
@@tunahxushi4669 Their bikes are made in northern California. They're not scooters. Can you provide credible sources for your stated hypothesis?
@@chefdean7257 .. How about this comrade, let the readers know what Chef thinks about the Tiananmen Square massacre... (Then we will make a decision on a Chinese scooters credibility. As of now all people should expect any Ryvid to explode into flame within minutes of charging the very first time.)
The Super 73 and the Sondors (depending on the not mentioned charging speed) seem to be interesting.
Is the electric future exciting enough for you? Share your thoughts below!
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too much load on the power grid and far too much mining involved. I'd like one but I can't excuse the added environmental damage.
Zero emission at the tailpipe does not mean zero emission when are people going to understand that.
Hello, thanks for your feedback. Yes, you are right. Most of electricity does not come from renewable resources but we still cannot deny that fact that solar and wind generation is zero emission.
@Datacube: Yes, but the fact is that the manufacturing process in making solar panels and any type of electric motor requires large diesel powered mining equipment. The batteries and solar panels used are rare earth minerals and there is simply not enough to electrify the world's vehicles. Also recycling batteries is a very toxic endeavor. Also wind turbines have been proven to cause environmental damage to birds and wildlife as well as weather patterns. I am not saying these things to pick a fight. I am a motorcycle enthusiast myself and I do think the electric bikes are pretty cool and that there is room for them in the market. I used to think that solar and wind power along with electric vehicles was the way to go. However after educating myself on the subject it in fact turns out to be worse for the environment.
Nice yet they’re pricey myGod
It's time that electric bikes that are serious give you charging times fir CCS.
If you are planing to go some tripps with your bike, you need to know if you can drive longer than your cord.
And also, if they increase the voltage of the bike, you can increase the carging speed. In Norway you get subsidies for big electric bikes. But, if the bike producers stopped beeing idiots, maybe we can se the revolution?
Most are priced the same as a used Tesla
🤣👍.... and 5KWh battery for... how much? 50-80 km of range; Right?
Yeah, nooooo. Still not there for me yet. Every Electric Motorcycle I've seen so far , looks horrible. Either Dirt Bike Enduro looks, or some form of superbike setup. I want a True Commuter Motorcycle that I can sit on comfortably for trips to work or wherever, that has some storage space, a Seat, that doesn't look like a micro banana to sit on, you know something Comfortable, that gets a realistic Range of 250 miles, and that doesn't mean at 30 mph in the City, that's on the Highway, a top speed of 80 mph, but also the bike can run all it's power out at 65 mph to the full range !
Don't need zero to 60mph in 3 seconds, flatten out the power curve, so it accelerates in the 6 to 8 second range, plenty fast to get on the highway, and then... then you may get me looking. Oh, and keep the Center of gravity low enough that it doesn't feel like a tree trunk up high when you lean into a turn you feel like the thing is going over with no way to stop.
Surely SOMEBODY out there can design a Motorcycle that's not just like everything else everyone else is making !
Only $25,000..... hard pass
Burning fossil fuels is out. However. That's the ugliest bunch of motorcycles I've ever seen. These manufactures need to take A LOT OF LESSONS FROM THE JAPANESE. Case closed.
Toxic battery manufacturing and disposal, nothing is without pollution,!
VS toxic oil drilling and refining. At least the battery can be re-used as opposed to setting it on fire.
@@robmanueb. NO lithium batteries are not recycled and can not be recycled!. We will always need petroleum, even windmills are filled with oil and it's what plastic is made from. The glaciers melted off of North America hundreds of years before the first automobile was built! Climate change is natural and can't be stopped!
@@ronaldthomas9396 Liar.
@@robmanueb. you have lowered your image by name calling. Lithium battery facks are easily researched adding to your personal knowledge!
@@ronaldthomas9396 "Almost everything found in an EV battery can be recycled, sometimes multiple times. Lithium for example (which actually makes up a small percentage of the battery) can be recycled many times over. Aluminium can be recycled over and over and over, along with many of the other EV battery components. In fact I've spoken to the owner of a battery recycling company in Auckland who stated they can recycle a minimum of 95% and up to 99% of an EV battery, and that they're already set up to do so. However they've not been able to recycle any EV batteries yet, as they haven't been able to get any, in other words there are no EV batteries that need recycling yet."
Leading the charge website.
Funny thing is that they talk about Auckland which just happens to be in the same country that I live in. NZ is a small backwater, yet we can recycle EV batteries, you can bet the rest of the world does as well.
EV battery are usually double used, first in cars and then when they are too used up they are used for home power storage. Try buying second hand EV batteries, they command a premium.
Zero DSR - Doesn't Support Range
Super goofy seats!
Too expensive thats why people still don't buy them
All these manufacturers have clearly got ev motorcycles totally wrong, there’s always something wrong with each model! Either too heavy, not enough range, too low maximum payload/can’t carry a pillion, ridiculously expensive! They need to get these things right in one bike to please the customers.
They haven't gotten it wrong, currently manufacturers are just doing their best. We're still in a Early Adopters market considering EV moto's. Since the mainstream technology to compete with ICE motorcycles is not there yet, EV Moto manufacturers are making niche models for niche markets. We can't yet make a really nice allround EV for a competitive price, so now you mostly just see extremely heavy and expensive EV's or lightweight, slow ones that are basically just MTB's that have almost no range, which still cost 6k.
It will take many years to get there.
Let’s be totally honest………they just don’t cut it do they!
Hello, thanks for your feedback. It depends on your needs. I regularly see electric motorcycles in my city.
Too expensive, too slow & too short on range👎
Hello, thanks for your feedback. Unfortunately in the price-range-power triad, most bikes only check 2 out of 3 boxes.
Zero Emission? Misinform much? Why don't you post the carbon impact statement on this "Zero Emission" product. What a joke.
Hello, thanks for your feedback. A zero emission vehicle = a vehicle that doesn't have a tailpipe so it doesn't produce any emissions while running.
Or maybe U can inform us all about carbon impact statement about ICE and oil. 🤣 ... thanks 🤣🤣🤣
Screw zero motorcycles for taking the tax slavery route.
To pricey heavy weigh I won't buy one . / to many gas mc okay 👍
Overpriced and ugly asf we want a real looking electric motorcycle the ones you see in EU like Regent and Meaving
Hello, thank you for your interest. What makes you say that these are ugly? Which part don't you like?
@@Datacube All of them most are dirt bike style or sport bike looking no cafe or cruisier styles anywhere
Over priced
👍
Where did you get the idea that electric vehicles are emission free?Where do you think the electricity comes from?
Are ICE vehicles emission free? The electricity comes from the same place the oil refineries take it from when they refine the fuel for your car, which then puts out emissions as it burns that fuel, wasting 70% of the energy in the fuel as it does so.
@@Brian-om2hh Of course ice vehicles aren't emission free,what a silly thing to say.The video was about electric bikes and the producer said that they are emission free,which they aren't. I believe the electricity to charge these vehicles comes mostly from coal fired plants.This is the big lie that climate alarmists use.By the way, I am not against ev's,I have an electric bike and I love it.
In BC, 87% of our electricity is produced by hydro. So I'd say, very green.
More and more individuals, cities, states and even entire countries are switching to sustainable energy. Millions of people all over the world live sustainably. Wake up look around.
From solar panels, wind, LPG, coal....I have a choice. How many choices do U have???
Did you know that:
The electricity generated from coal is still 30% + cleaner than any internal combustion engine!