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Zero Motorcycles Now Has Another Killer New Electric Bike

Posted on July 17, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Chic looks, a reasonable price tag, and 100 miles of city range.

Zero Motorcycles unveiled its new affordable electric urban commuter bike for 2022, the FXE. The company collaborated with California-based Huge Design on the bike, which took inspiration from consumer electronics industrial design and emphasizes the rider user interface and ergonomic touchpoints. Zero Motorcycles is calling it the “motorcycle of tomorrow, available today — even if, aesthetically, “tomorrow” looks like a slightly more sophisticated edition of the FXS that was in the lineup yesterday.
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