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I had a buell xb12r which had a single perimeter mounted disk with a 6piston caliper. That had incredible modulation and feel and in a way a dual disk set up could only wish for. Its a shame the tech is patented as its the best sports brake setup for road I have used. Even better than the Ducati I had with dual Brembo mono-blocks with floating disks.jonescg said:The brakes on the 2014 Zero are rubbish too. A bike of that weight needs dual rotors. Hopefully there's an upgrade on the 2015 as we're expecting a couple more Zeros to join the eFXC series.
Alan B said:Nice Luke, I keep wondering what I would do with one as it would be stuck in traffic on my commute unlike the ebike, but it sure would be fun when not-stuck! Or I could get one and do what other motorcyclists do, ride in the bike lane.![]()
Hi Luke,liveforphysics said:My ultimate dream Zero is a 2015 DS with the smaller battery and dual size6 Sevcons feeding the motor. I will be putting that together once I've got the cash.
In the meantime, this SR keeps over-delivering awesome rides one after another, and I couldn't be more pleased with it!
MitchJi said:The 2014 looks awesome. Can I be first in line when you decide to give it away, when you get your 2015?
liveforphysics said:My ultimate dream Zero is a 2015 DS with the smaller battery and dual size6 Sevcons feeding the motor. I will be putting that together once I've got the cash.
liveforphysics said:I prefer DS because if you like extreme cornering, it offers the most lean angle before ground contact.
fechter said:Just watching the video gave me white knuckles. Remind me to never ask for a ride as a passenger on your bike.
I think the last time I tried out a Zero was on a 2011 model, one with a brushed motor. Looks like I should save up my money for one of the newer ones :wink:
h0tr0d said:liveforphysics said:I prefer DS because if you like extreme cornering, it offers the most lean angle before ground contact.
I thought that it was just a matter of rising the foot pegs to lean more ...
cal3thousand said:No hands at night? That thing must be super stable.
As someone who's been on the back of a bike with Luke, you're a wiser man than I :lol:fechter said:Just watching the video gave me white knuckles. Remind me to never ask for a ride as a passenger on your bike.
haha you need cruise control! It's something I miss on my dirty old-tech ICE bike. Cruising on the highway I often forget what I'm riding and reach for the cruise button :lol:liveforphysics said:When I feel like it, I no hand every motorcycle at all speeds in all conditions. I used to no hand at >150mph on my old GSXR1000. I no handed lane split on the freeway, no hand off ramps with my wife on the back. I'm going to put a throttle button on the tank so I can no-hand wheelies and stairs.![]()