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Zero Motorcycles has just unveiled its lineup for 2011, and while the model names remain the same, the changes in each are striking. The company seems to have done a good job of listening to customer ...

If you happen to be in Scotts Valley, CA and are considering climbing in someone's windows and snatching people or their stuff up, we have two things to say. First, that's not cool. How do you think your mother would feel if she knew you were up to this kind of villainy? And two, be warned that ...

The third installment of the Federation Internationale De Motocyclisme (FIM) e-Power road racing series arrives this weekend at Laguna Seca with the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix. The starting grid is only about eleven deep – there were hopes for a field of 15 – but it promises to be more ...

We had heard that the entire TTXGP North America's inaugural round at Infineon raceway would be broadcast as soon as this Friday, but if you're like us and really don't want to wait any longer than necessary ...

There were a lot of appraising eyes turned toward the recent TTXGP race at Infineon. The electric motorcycle undercard was part of the AMA West Coast Moto Jam, but the question was ...

Say you're in the market for an electric motorcycle but you don't like the modern styling of a Zero S or a Brammo Enertia. Or maybe you do, but some jerk who works in your office already has one. Well, now you can get a modern electric bike that looks like anything but. Check out custom bike ...

"They would kick their anthropomorphized butts back to the factories from whence they came, preferably for recycling." This statement appears to be the long-sought answer to the question of how today's electric ...

The MiniMoto SX kicks off in Las Vegas on the 6th of May and both Quantya USA and Zero Motorcycles will be representin'. This time, the race won't be merely a battle between the two brands but rather a contest that pits the old gas-powered paradigm against the new electric drivetrains in an open ...

Brammo Inc., maker of all-electric motorcycles, has announced that the Brammo Enertia will be sold for just $5,995 in California after federal and state incentives (golf clap). Brammo Founder and CEO Craig Bramscher said in a statement: