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Electric motorcycle that can't tip over
Freedom Kira:
--- Quote from: Saras on October 17, 2012, 05:39:50 PM ---Honda CBR125. A 2000$ city bike that does ~100-120mpg wrong gallon >70.
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As long as it costs more than $1 to go 200 miles, it's going to be more expensive in the long run. 70mpg is approximately $15 for 200 miles. Theoretically, anyway, since this requires the assumption that the vehicle will last forever, which it probably won't.
Anyway, I'm more looking for a personal vehicle for getting myself around that won't be classified as a motorcycle, since that would require a second license. I'm hoping this one won't be, simply because you don't seem to ride it like one at all.
AceHigh:
--- Quote from: lapa321 on October 17, 2012, 04:25:44 AM ---How do you maneuver that into a parking lot?
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I took that question and submitted it on their webpage yesterday, The answer I got this morning is:
--- Quote ---Thanks for your interest. Yes, the C-1 will be able to take sharp turns, like navigate in a parking lot. Initially the C-1 will be classified as a motorcycle, but we are working to get the C-1 classified as its own class of vehicle. Be sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter for our latest updates.
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Personally I am not convinced because of his wording "will be able to take sharp turns" which implies that it is not yet able to do so in present time.
Slysoft:
I'll bet I can make it tip over
Saras:
--- Quote from: Freedom Kira on October 17, 2012, 08:57:10 PM ---
--- Quote from: Saras on October 17, 2012, 05:39:50 PM ---Honda CBR125. A 2000$ city bike that does ~100-120mpg wrong gallon >70.
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As long as it costs more than $1 to go 200 miles, it's going to be more expensive in the long run. 70mpg is approximately $15 for 200 miles. Theoretically, anyway, since this requires the assumption that the vehicle will last forever, which it probably won't.
Anyway, I'm more looking for a personal vehicle for getting myself around that won't be classified as a motorcycle, since that would require a second license. I'm hoping this one won't be, simply because you don't seem to ride it like one at all.
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You don't need a second license for a 125cc one, don't you? At least you don't here, as it's basically an oversized vespa.
megido-rev.M:
AFAIK in NA car licenses don't work for motorcycles, but the reverse is true.
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