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Anyone watching this guy on Utube?
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S1bxPV_4M4c
I'm currently enjoying watching this guy from Berlin who speaks fluent English riding his bike around the world an a second hand electric Zero motorcycle.
He starts his first overseas leg in the UK & Ireland and has been very enjoyable so far.
The fact that he is riding a second hand Zero with a possible worn out battery and oil leaking motor is adding to the drama..
I loved the irony of being banned off an electric charging car park just because it wasn't a car... seriously you couldn't make it up!!

JT
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#2
Yes, Mrs. Gone and I started watching his videos just last week, as a matter of fact. I tabbed his channel along with my growing list of moto vloggers.
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#3
I am glad these videos exists. The evolution of the long distance electric ride needs to be recorded and archived.
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#4
By some extraordinary coincidence I went from reading this thread to awe’s article about a bloke riding a Livewire across Australia. [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWObWSOCuCA&t=28s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWObWSOCuCA&t=28s
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#5
... wow, somebody owns a Livewire.
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#6
I've sen at least one in the wild.
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#7
OK, y'all just got me started on these vids . . . . Very interesting for sure. Thanks for mentioning this, good stuff. Big Grin

Trey
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#8
Is it me or in both electric flicks quoted above, the long journey riders are mostly "baby'ing" the throttle? Clearly they are trying to maximize range per charge. However, for the most part I can't help to feel, ... um ...

... anxious.

Joy has got to be weird doing long range riding versus local riding. An obvious statement, but the feeling is real.
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#9
See this on the bloke riding across Australia, https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-10-19/e.../101546196

He talks about the distance between charging points and the problem of wind.
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#10
(10-18-2022, 12:55 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: See this on the bloke riding across Australia, https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-10-19/e.../101546196

He talks about the distance between charging points and the problem of wind.

Roger. Yay, more anxiety.

However, olde school dino-burnin' motorcycles would loose fuel economy too against headwinds. Many can carry a few extra liters of fuel, mind you.
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