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Zero Motorcycles launch the new Zero MX

Zero Motorcycles launch the new Zero MX

Zero Motorcycles announced the latest addition to its electric motorcycle fleet, the Zero MX. Made specifically for track riding and motocross, the Zero MX is high-performance, lightweight, low-maintenance and silent. With new fork, shocks, wheels and tyres, the Zero MX makes local track riding possibilities more socially acceptable by eliminating the loud noise associated with a traditional petrol dirt bike. It is available for purchase beginning today.

“After engineering electric motorcycles for urban areas and off-road trails, we recognized the need to design a motorcycle with the motocross rider in mind,” said Neal Saiki, founder and CTO of Zero Motorcycles. “Aggressive track riding requires a motorcycle with a high power-to-weight ratio and an advanced suspension system. The Zero MX delivers both without the noise of a typical petrol motorcycle. This makes riding possible in areas that are usually off-limits due to noise restrictions.”

Designed for bigger jumps on the track, the Zero MX uses a new high-performance motorcycle suspension system. It includes an extremely robust front-end and a newly developed custom rear shock that gives riders a fully adjustable spring preload and easily tuned damping. The Zero MX has also been fitted with an aggressive 19” front wheel and tyre package that will accommodate any motocross tyre.

The Zero MX is available for purchase exclusively through the Zero Motorcycles website and prices start at £7056.35.

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