Best looking production electric motorcycle so far?

[classicalgas]

Royal Enfield's Flying Flea.

Retro modern with the tech nicely hidden...or is that just my bias?

I especially love the girder fork and battery cover with cooling fins

 

[gromike]

I'm partial to this one, though maybe that's because she's mine:

 

[classicalgas]

I'm partial to this one, though maybe that's because she's mine:

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[classicalgas]

Stealth fighter vs Spitfire, I think....

 

[gromike]

Six thousand bucks of folded steel.

 

[classicalgas]

Six thousand bucks of folded steel.

That has the powered ride height adjustment, doesn't it? And replaceable frame sections?

 

[gromike]

It's a Ryvid Outset not the Anthem, so no seat height adjustment. It has some plastic panels that can be changed out, but not frame sections.

 

[SlowCo]

Royal Enfield's Flying Flea.

Retro modern with the tech nicely hidden...or is that just my bias?

I think the Maeving RM1S is nicer looking as a retro styled modern EV motorcycle:




Maeving RM1S

 

[classicalgas]

I think the Maeving RM1S is nicer looking as a retro styled modern EV motorcycle:


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Maeving RM1S

That's not bad. I don't like the battery enclosure or the hub motor choice, but otherwise, it works.

The tail light on the flying flea completely sucks, but that's the only real standout flaw, IMO. I'd probably put flat bars on it, though.

I rode singles, many of them vintage when I got them ( forty five years ago, now) Ducati singles, 60's vintage Italian two strokes, and a Yamaha SR 500 at the end. So my sense of what a motorcycle ought to look like is old school. Basically Brit cafe racer or Vincent.