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Verge TS ULTRA Motorcycle delivers 737 lb-ft of Torque from Zero RPM!

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But for reference, my Suzuki M109R 1800cc torque monster motorcycle delivers 118 lb-ft at 3,200 RPM. This motorcycle delivers 737 lb-ft from zero RPM.

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The Verge TS Ultra pushes it to 885 ft-lbs Torque and 2.5 seconds 0-60 mph.
 
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Buddy bought a Zero One when they first came out. Loved it, broad daylight & on camera, it was stolen from a start up parking lot he worked at. Insurance paid him almost what he paid for it 5+ years later, so he bought an Energica, apparently made or marketed by Craig Vetters son out in Cali, A couple years ago Energica went bankrupt, but they're finally back supporting the current owners. He loves it, but he's an electronics geek deluxe, works at Tesla here, and will actually be working at the bike races here at COTA in a few weeks.
 
I find it hard to believe the 855 lb.-ft. torque of the Ultra version. The original 6.7 Ford Powerstroke diesel had 800 lb.-ft. torque. And, of course, that was not across the entire powerband like what an electric motor delivers from zero to redline.

I can guarantee you that you're not going to go very far on that rear tire.
 
Interesting bike, I would bet that changing the tire isn't that easy. They have all the complaints of electric vehicles, especially bikes nicely covered. Would like one but doubt that I'll be purchasing one. I will send the link to my son who sports a Tesla.

Al in Kazoo
 
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