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(Thread Starter) |  Mission Motorcycles announces all-electric limited edition RS and R sportbikes  Ever since Mission Motors first showed off its electric motorcycle technology demonstrator, the Mission R, a chorus of would-be riders have strongly suggested that it be made available for sale. That advice has finally been taken to heart with the creation of a new entity, Mission Motorcycles, and the announcement of the Mission RS and Mission R (above). It makes total sense. Building and selling electric motorcycles was, after all, the underlying premise of the company at its founding. When its original Yves Behar design, the Mission One, didn't achieve enough demand, however, the company switched gears (as it were) and decided to concentrate on drivetrain development. It was during this time it built the original Mission R that this future product will be based on. Read on for all the details.Continue reading Mission Motorcycles announces all-electric limited edition RS and R sportbikes Mission Motorcycles announces all-electric limited edition RS and R sportbikes originally appeared on Autoblog Green on Tue, 04 Jun 2013 07:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments More... |
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