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The Saroléa Manx7 Electric Superbike Is A Carbon Fiber Lover’s Fantasy

The Saroléa Manx7 Electric Superbike Is A Carbon Fiber Lover’s Fantasy

Posted on August 30, 2018July 30, 2019 By Jarvis

The major bane of every electric motorcycle’s existence, at least so far, is weight. As battery technology stands these days, there’s no getting around the fact that batteries are heavy. No matter how many trick components you surround the battery with, a plump curb weight is a killer when it comes to performance. Case in point, the Energica Eva Esse Esse 9. A trellis frame, Marzocchi fork, Bitubo shock, OZ wheels, Brembo brakes, and the finest in Italian electric motorcycle technology can’t hide the fact that the bike weighs 621 pounds.

Contrast that with this, the Saroléa Manx7.
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Cars Tags:bike, electric, Energica, Energica Eva, superbike

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