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Can-Am didn't get the memo I guess - 2023 Electric Motorcycles release....
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Tenet
You do know you have lost an argument/discussion when you have to resort to spell check, don't you?
You do know you have lost an argument/discussion when you have to resort to spell check, don't you?
Grammar, not spelling. I'm not trying to 'win' an argument that is off topic in my own thread!
Cavman
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BRP Electric Bikes
Saw this article: https://www.roadrunner.travel/articles/can-am-unveils-first-bikes-in-new-electric-lineup/
Saw this article: https://www.roadrunner.travel/articles/can-am-unveils-first-bikes-in-new-electric-lineup/
RideOn
Member
The street model looks similar to what Zero has done the past few years.
It will be interesting to see how BRP matches its competition in terms of performance and pricing.
Given they are 2-wheelers, I'm not a customer. If released in 3-wheel form, I'd be at most a "maybe" particularly if they are battery-only like the HD Livewire. A plug-in hybrid might change my mind, but I really dislike being tied to a charging station network or limited to local use.
It will be interesting to see how BRP matches its competition in terms of performance and pricing.
Given they are 2-wheelers, I'm not a customer. If released in 3-wheel form, I'd be at most a "maybe" particularly if they are battery-only like the HD Livewire. A plug-in hybrid might change my mind, but I really dislike being tied to a charging station network or limited to local use.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Welcome back Cavman. :yes: :2thumbs:
PeterKelly
Member
That saddle and riding position look agonizing to this 73 year old body. I would run out of juice before the bike does…..
Hmmm, sounds like they're gonna bring out something a whole lot better than BRP Go &/or BRP Connect
FrogmanDave
Active member
Hmmm, sounds like they're gonna bring out something a whole lot better than BRP Go &/or BRP Connect
Let's hope so.
Cobwebs
New member
Fun fact
Came across an interesting statement the other day about lithium. If you gathered all of the worlds mineable supply into one giant battery and connected it to the grid it would supply energy for the planet for how long..........................any guesses before i say it?
opcorn:
Came across an interesting statement the other day about lithium. If you gathered all of the worlds mineable supply into one giant battery and connected it to the grid it would supply energy for the planet for how long..........................any guesses before i say it?
opcorn:
Cobwebs
New member
No try again.
Ok its 21 minutes. So yeah we can go zero emissions, but that means for over 23 hours and 39 minutes of the day you got nothin'. Not to mention the finite 10 or 20 year life of the battery? What we're all sick of living in a cave by then and will beg science to vax us out of it, plleeeaaasse!
Now you can start to get an idea of what these climate crackpots are up to if you hadn't thought of the actual reality of it and just trusted the science.
Any company heading down this road is either broke and needs handouts or will be shortly after the grid gets turned off is my dumbass opinion.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Some tidbits I have heard on the news recently.
There are currently 50,000 charging stations for electrical vehicles nationwide.
California has passed a new law that says no gasoline vehicles can be sold in the state after 2035.
During the hot spell, California was making a statement NOT to charge your electric vehicle. It was putting to much stress on the electrical grid.
Kind of makes me wonder how things are going to be when everyone in the state has to charge their vehicle. :gaah:
There are currently 50,000 charging stations for electrical vehicles nationwide.
California has passed a new law that says no gasoline vehicles can be sold in the state after 2035.
During the hot spell, California was making a statement NOT to charge your electric vehicle. It was putting to much stress on the electrical grid.
Kind of makes me wonder how things are going to be when everyone in the state has to charge their vehicle. :gaah:
Came across an interesting statement the other day about lithium. If you gathered all of the worlds mineable supply into one giant battery and connected it to the grid it would supply energy for the planet for how long..........................any guesses before i say it?
And the source of that startling piece information iiiiiiis?
By then, power-hungry air conditioners will have been outlawed (no, really) so there will be plenty of excess capacity with which to charge vehicles.
bigbadbrucie
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(telephone call to your employer)....Hello Boss, this is Joe calling.....I won’t be in to work today,.....I’m not allowed to charge my car battery. Hope they’ll let me charge it tomorrow.
FrogmanDave
Active member
You EV haters really crack me up........
Woodenfish
Member
Did you see in the news that California wants to ban all diesel trucks because they’re racist? I’m not making this up. Not only will you own nothing, you will not have any food or clothing.
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