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These 9 Electric Motorcycles Are The Coolest Ways To Get Around This Fall

The advantages of traveling by electric motorcycle are – as they say – plenty. Not only are they better for the planet, but they immerse you better into an environment than any other mode of transportation. Feeling the wind against your skin, the heat (or cold) on your back, the smell of the passing environments around you, it doesn’t get much better than that. Take away the noise and smell of exhaust and gasoline, and you’ve just found the secret to an even deeper connection with the environment around you.To get more news about davinci, you can visit davincimotor.com official website.

Not to mention there are some seriously great-looking electric motorcycles on the market right now. With less noise, fewer smells, and more power than ever, and travel coming back to the table for the fall and winter, now is the time to live out that life on two wheels fantasy you’ve always dreamed of. Plus, with Pierer Mobility (Husqvarna, KTM, GasGas) projecting the e-motorcycle and e-bike market to be worth $12 billion by 2025, it’s no wonder some of our favorite brands are looking to get a piece of the action.

So, whether you’re looking for your first motorbike to get acquainted with, or you’re ready to tour the world on two wheels on the post-pandemic adventure of your dreams, these bikes have something for everyone, and something for every price range, from baby’s-first-bike-affordable to Bond-villain level aspirational.Praised as one of the quietest electric motorcycles on the market and the most affordable on our list, the Horwin CR6 is a new take on a classic retro look. And an excellent bike for beginner riders.

With a 93 mile range and a four hour 100% charge time, weighing in at 295 lbs., and with four colorways to choose from (white, black, blue, green), the CR6 is a bike that you can ride right out of your garage without waking up your neighbors. One of the only bikes on this list with an electric motor combined with a mechanical 5-speed manual transmission, this bike is easy to maneuver around town. And, with an EBS disc brake system, even easier to stop and take in the sights along the way.

What’s to love (or hate, depending on who you’re asking) about most electric motorbikes is that there’s no shifting involved. While diehards are shaking their heads at this, this opens up the world of riding to more people than ever before. And what’s not to love about that.

At 175 pounds with the battery installed, the Kalk& is light and robust, with dual-sport tires, a 2-stroke, and 4-stroke brake mode, and more than enough torque to get you out of (and into) just about any situation that could be thrown your way, making these bikes great for on-road and off-road riders of all levels.

With up to four hours of battery range and a removable battery that plugs into any 110 V/220 V outlet and charges in three hours, there are plenty of reasons why these bikes are converting people into not only e-motorbike believers.

Want to hear something even cooler? The limited-edition 50-bike CAKE Kalk AP bikes (the AP stands for anti-poaching) come with a solar power station and solar panels from Goal Zero. Which we hope will soon be offered with all Cake bikes in the Kalk range.Designed after two of Husqvarna’s seriously good-looking street bikes, the Vitpilen and Svartpilen models, the E-Pilen carries on the concept in proper Husqvarna form. With an output of 8 kW and a range of 100 kilometers (a slightly disappointing 62 miles), the bikes are more city-friendly than cross-country ready, but we’re okay with that. But, with a swappable battery, don’t rule out long-distance riding just yet. Especially since KTM, Honda, Yamaha, and Piaggio are working to create common specs for their electric motorcycle batteries. Meaning packs will be swappable and even more accessible and available than you might expect.

Husqvarna is even going as far as releasing an electric scooter concept alongside the E-Pilen, just in case some of your friends need to ease their way into life on two wheels with a bit more caution, as well as a younger-generation friendly stand-up scooter concept.