Newest Light Electric Motorcycles for 2024 (eBike Alternatives to 125cc) 

N when it do it’ll be 20k 4 sure .. I think it’ll come Out q4 this year

It seems that you know something that we don't... :(

If they ever produce the super 73 I’m for sure buying it

Hello, thanks for your feedback. The generators are heavy and would take up even more space on electric bikes that are already heavy by default.

@@Datacube the lightest self contained generator available on the market weighs in at 865 grams. That's considerably lighter than the battery packs motorcycle companies are trying to stuff into their current EV'S. People developing these vehicles need to start taking a broader perspective on how to bring these vehicles to market.

​@@DucatiMonster-x2kI agree, I'm not convinced nations (even developed, let alone developing or 3rd world nations) are going to be able to keep up with charging infrastructure and power grid requirements as more and more EVs hit the roads. HEVs do make sense for many reasons, but it seems most companies are heavily focused on producing EVs because of the hype. And yes, range anxiety.

Hello, thanks for your feedback. The first part of the report was about the RM1 (the older and slower version), while the second part mentioned the new and more potent RM1S.

Hello, thanks for your feedback. There are models like these already, however their weight, size and price are just astonishing.

Hello, thanks for your feedback. Same license as for a 125cc bike.

@@Datacube Not in the UK where the 125cc licence ('A1 licence') limits you to continuous power output of 11kW on electric motorcycles. Peak power output can be higher. Anything above 11kW continuous, and you need the A2 licence. The Yadea Kemper for example has a power output of 23kW continuous, so you would need an A2 licence for that.

​@@paulnewman2000Same in Portugal 😢

Hello, thanks for your feedback. This information is shown on the screen for every model.

Hello, thanks for your feedback. All models besides the upcoming Super 73 and Yadea are already available for purchase.

In the UK…? No dealers I have checked seem to have them other than the two I mentioned.Links are to US web sites, from what I see

Oh, you meant in the UK.

Yes, as I stated in the initial comment.

Missed that, my apologies

Hello, thanks for your feedback

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@@Datacube it's cool! 👍

Thanks!

And you don't want to push this heavy turd when the battery goes dead.

Hello, thanks for your feedback. Talking about Kawa, correct?

@@paul5683 if you have a hill to get up or it's a mountain road = 20mph range. (and no charging points for miles - you'll need a diesel rescue truck to retrieve you)

Hello, thanks for your feedback. What do imply when saying 'take off', become commonplace?

*too **too

Thanks for your feedback!