[Scott Peterson]

If Harley can invest in offering a carbon fiber monocoque/frame like Arc’s Vector, then it could be one of many steps to industry-leading range among electric bikes like this.

Just not sure what cost could be like.

 

[MickPB]

Go ride one-- today!!!

https://www.facebook.com/events/2402982169917390/?event_time_id=2402982179917389

People are riding them all day in Fayettville AR today. I did and you can too. Get the facts from HD because some of this is just not even true.

 

[eHD]

https://www.facebook.com/events/2402982169917390/?event_time_id=2402982179917389

People are riding them all day in Fayettville AR today. I did and you can too. Get the facts from HD because some of this is just not even true.

Part of it might have to do with speculation prior to the Livewire's release. Now HD's website has enough info for anyone serious about buying.

 

[Anubis]

Ask yourself, is the 130 mile range enough?

Yes.

 

[Anubis]

Yes.

Mostly posted my one-word reply to be an ass. 130 miles isn't a lot, but I'd bet that 130 miles is more than the vast majority of us ride on even a semi-regular basis. I wish my 'Wire had longer range because there are great roads in North Georgia that I'd love to ride without having to break for a fast charge or two. But realistically, I have a job and a bad back, so most of my riding ends up being around town.

So to sum it up, my short answer is "yes" and my long answer is also "yes," but with an explanation.

I love my Livewire. I think most people who ride it will love it as well. But if they don't, frankly, my fellow motorcycle enthusiast, I don't give a damn.

 

[BAD]

Yup that will suit me fine.

 

[eHD]

HD knows the range rants represent a small # of serious buyers. It just doesn't matter.