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Zero SR/S electric motorcycle is a comfier cruiser (but it’s definitely not slow)

Zero SR/S electric motorcycle is a comfier cruiser (but it’s definitely not slow)

Posted on February 20, 2020February 20, 2020 By Jarvis

Electric bike company Zero Motorcycles has added a new model to the lineup, with the SR/S promising more comfort for long-distance cruising to go with its stealthy drivetrain. Borrowing the electric motors and other components of last year’s Zero SR/F, the new bike is more upright and will accommodate a passenger, too.
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