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Victory Motorcycles, US based two-wheeler manufacturer has revealed its new motorcycle an electric motorcycle which has been made in collaboration with Brammo, American electric vehicle company.
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The Empulse TT is actually a revised version of Brammo Empulse R motorcycle but has been given a technical and cosmetic overhaul, rebranded as a Victory.
The key features of Empulse TT: fully adjustable suspension featuring a single rear shock and inverted front forks, dual-disk front brakes, lightweight cast aluminum wheels and a sportsbike-style riding position.
Steve Menneto, Vice President Motorcycles, Polaris Industries said:
The Victory Empulse TT is capable of top speeds over 100 mph and it has a high-capacity 10.4kWh battery. The bike has a built-in battery charger and an easily accessible SAE J1772 plug atop the bodywork to the front of the seat. using a Stage 2 charger which is available as accessories.
In typical riding, the Empulse TT battery provides riders with a range of about 65 miles and a range of 100 miles is possible with throttle managementVictory reveals road-legal electric Empulse TT | MCN
Image Source: MCN News
The Empulse TT is actually a revised version of Brammo Empulse R motorcycle but has been given a technical and cosmetic overhaul, rebranded as a Victory.
The key features of Empulse TT: fully adjustable suspension featuring a single rear shock and inverted front forks, dual-disk front brakes, lightweight cast aluminum wheels and a sportsbike-style riding position.
Steve Menneto, Vice President Motorcycles, Polaris Industries said:
The Victory Empulse TT is capable of top speeds over 100 mph and it has a high-capacity 10.4kWh battery. The bike has a built-in battery charger and an easily accessible SAE J1772 plug atop the bodywork to the front of the seat. using a Stage 2 charger which is available as accessories.
In typical riding, the Empulse TT battery provides riders with a range of about 65 miles and a range of 100 miles is possible with throttle managementVictory reveals road-legal electric Empulse TT | MCN
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