Super Electric Bike Has Teaser Video Out

April 17th, 2012 by Zachary Shahan

Brammo’s got a pretty super motorbike coming to market this year. And while I’ve never been into such bikes (I’m more of a bicycle guy), the video and post below have me pretty intrigued by and attracted to the Brammo Empulse. I’d echo Chris’ last line here:

Video: Brammo Teases Empulse Reveal (via Gas 2.0)

First announced in July of 2010, the Brammo Empulse promises to be the fastest, longest-range production electric bike when it hits markets later this year. The official reveal for the production model is set for May 8th, but Brammo has released this teaser video a month early to drum up some excitement…

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Nrmantena

Why not use this technology to develop and market a super bicycle
that can do a world of good to the sinking globe. Such a super bicycle
will have a range of 500 miles with overnight recharging in SIX hours.
Hope

I’d like specific stats.0-60. Top speed. Hopefully it has longevity as well, as I’ve never had a conventional bike that lasts more than 50k without issues.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1338297743 Max Johnson

can you tell me a little about how these batteries are manufactured? What goes into them?