While some people might argue otherwise, with zero emissions, lower operating costs, and instantaneous torque, electric motorbikes undeniably have a charm of their own. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that they are the superior choice for modern riders. Plus, let's face it, their futuristic design is totally out of the box! Which is why today we're checking out the "Best Electric Motorbikes Worth Buying In 2024". So subscribe if you're ready, and let's jump in!
00:00 - Intro
00:30 2024 Ryvid Anthem
The Anthem is a lightweight electric motorbike designed for commuters and adventure-seekers alike. Boasting a meticulously crafted stainless steel folded sheet metal frame, the Anthem prioritizes strength and simplicity.
01:49S2 Del Mar
The S2 Del Mar is an innovative electric motorbike perfect for urban commuting and spirited riding. It comes with a 10.5kWh battery that offers an impressive range of 181km when ridden in city settings, and it can reach a top speed of 165 km/h while maintaining agility.
03:04 Arc Vector
The arc vector is a motorcycle produced in the United Kingdom featuring an elegant and sophisticated monocoque frame with a futuristic design made of carbon fiber. It hits 125mph and accelerates from 0 to 60 miles in 3.2 seconds.
04:07 Damon Hypersport
The Damon Hypersport stands out in the electric bike market with its groundbreaking features and impressive specifications. At the forefront is its predictive AI safety technology, employing non-visual sensors and advanced algorithms to anticipate and react to potential hazards on the road, ensuring maximum rider safety.
05:16 Verge TS Ultra
The Verge Motorcycles TS Ultra is a cutting-edge electric superbike that seamlessly blends futuristic design with unparalleled performance. Boasting a sleek and aerodynamic silhouette, the TS Ultra catches the eye with its avant-garde aesthetics while delivering unmatched speed and agility on the road.
06:19 Sondors Metacycle
The Metacycle stands out as a groundbreaking electric motorbike, boasting an array of impressive features and specifications at an incredibly accessible price point of just $6500. With a formidable 14,500-watt electric motor, capable of reaching speeds of up to 130 km/h, and a peak power output of 14,000 watts, it offers exhilarating acceleration and performance.
07:28 Zero DSR
The 2024 Zero DSR sets a new benchmark in the realm of electric dual-sport motorcycles, boasting an impressive set of specifications and features. With a Z-FORCE 15.6 kWh lithium-ion battery pack, it offers a claimed range of 249 km in the city and 161 km combined, ensuring ample riding capability.
I just love how the title of the video “best electric motorbikes to buy” attracts people who absolutely don’t want to buy one.
Hate watchers LOVE to maintain a mediocre normal.
@@edmondsmith4259like frustrated ppl like to say that.
I've been riding bikes for 35 years. I can't WAIT for super fast charging and decent ranges. Another 5 years, I guess for them to become mainstream and we can listen to Boomers about how much better bikes used to be in their day.
I might want one.
Hope you give FortNine credit for using his footage!! Would be nice if you were consistent with Kilometers or Miles when noting range... (Versus just reading manufacturer literature...).
Yeah that almost seems _inhumanly_ inconsistent.
Soy el propietario de una Zero Ds desde hace más de un año, estoy muy contento con la moto, la compré para ir a trabajar, volver y hacer salidas cortas el fin de semana y para eso cumple perfectamente. Los gastos de mantenimiento son bajos, no hay filtros, no hay aceites, no te manchas con la grasa de la cadena, no te quemas las piernas en verano, no te quedas sordo por el motor, y puedo conducir 100 kilómetros a 100 Km/h. por menos de un euro. No todas las motos sirven para todo, una moto de trial no sirve para cruzar Estados Unidos, sólo hay que saber qué quieres hacer con la moto y qué es más importante para tí, si poder hacer muchos kilómetros en un día o hacer muchos menos pero más cómodo (ruido, calor...) y gastando menos. No son perfectas, tienen que evolucionar y mucho aún, pero están en ello.
100k for a motorcycle is outrageous not even if it was bathed in gold
Definitely 100k a hefty price! It's amazing how high-end electric motorcycles can get. There are plenty of more affordable options out there, though. If you want I can make a specific video on those. Just let me know!
@Techwowofficial yes please, if I can pay for a taxi for a year while I wait for a full license then buy a used car for less total money than the bike (10k) it's just not worth it.
Thanks
I rode the Harley Davidson electric , Give me a break . I felt like it was meant to make you hate riding. way expensive.
I think you shouldn’t buy it, then.
It always amazes me when people who have no interest in motorcycles or cars review them. It is painfully obvious all you do is citing the brochures, if you had the slightest idea about motorcycles and what makes them enjoyable to ride you'd realize none of these appliances even come close.
There is no argue . ice rulles!!!!
For now.
@@Smallduckenergy It will rule even if they force us to go pure ev.
@@mm-hq4qh No it won't.
That Damon footage is full of glitches. Looks like they cheaped out on AI software they used to make it.
Ah, I see what you mean now! You might be referring to the glitch transitions in the Damon footage. Yeah, those can be a bit jarring sometimes. But for me personally, I find them to be in the spirit of futuristic tech. They add this cool, edgy vibe that aligns perfectly with the high-tech theme of electric motorcycles. But thanks anyway for pointing that out! It's cool to hear different perspectives on editing styles.
@Techwowofficial if you look at the riders helmet as he's moving along, you keep seeing it duplicated - another ghostly image in front and then behind itself. It's at around the 4:23 mark. It reminded me of AI photos where you get people with mysterious third hands and the like. Some cool tech on display though in the video overall.
@@NickTaylor-Phantom-Works2 Oh I see! Thankyou for clarifying. Also I really appreciate your feedback!
@@Techwowofficial no worries mate. Good luck with the channel!
The Sondors METACYCLE is dead, FYI.
Ah! Seems like Sondors' lineup might be undergoing some changes. I tried to check their website, but it seems to be down too. Your heads-up is super helpful in keeping our content on point. Thanks for reaching out!"
BMW CE 02.
Ah, Good Choice! It's generating quite the buzz, isn't it? These are indeed exciting times for electric motorbikes!
Best bike in the USA maybe. But we have better in Australia. Savic motorcycles are delivering a far better product than these bikes and a far better price point. A 40kw, 160nm, 150km range Delta with brembo brakes, TFT, wireless updates and perfectly tuned balanced handling costs only $20k aud. A clear winner.
Wow! I must have missed it during my research. I really love the cafe racer style vibe it's giving, and from the specs you mentioned, that too at this price. It's definitely one of the top contenders! Thanks for sharing!
My gas tank never gets smaller when: I fill it full. Use it fast. When it's cold. When it's hot. When I use all my fuel. When I don't use it. Ya this battery stuff is a good idea, lol A foo and his money, nuts.
Pretty sure a fuel pump doesn't like being ran dry either grandpa. Let's get you back in your chair
You read the title of the video and still came. Why are you here 😂
Imagine back when cars were replacing horse carriages 🤣
And it rusts over the years, thus leaks all your expensive gasoline.
No thanks!
Love electric bike
Shows what you know !!!! Nothing…
These ev bike batteries are time bombs... Think 100 times b4 buying
Lithium-ion batteries are literally everywhere. If you're worried about an ev battery catching fire but own a phone you're kind of incoherent, your phone is on you pretty much all day and uses the same battery technology. Same if you use wireless earbuds or a smartwatch. Think of how many rechargeable devices you've had and how many of them had a battery catch fire let alone blow up.
@ImSayyD my smart phone doesn't do 150 mph lol
@@blakewilliams5344 that's completely besides the point? If you get in a crash at 150mph you have something else to worry about than your vehicle's battery...
How can they make motorcycling so boring?
I understand where you're coming from! Electric bikes might seem different from traditional motorcycles, but they bring their own unique advantages, like smooth and quiet rides, eco-friendliness, and innovative technology. While they might not appeal to everyone's taste, they're certainly paving the way for a new era of motorcycling. But regardless, we do appreciate your perspective as well. Thanks!
You guys are missing out
I have ridden these bikes unreliable very low miles for distance they are horrible to ride nobody can here you so there dangerous very expensive and they can't give them away but they are not going to tell you this
Nobody I know would buy one, But quoting km in speed and mileage is deceiving and revealing .you can keep those things and try to sell to girlie boys. Please use mph and miles this is America.
Wrong Skippy this is the Internet and Americans are the only people in the world that have a problem learning a system that's based on #10. Please don't reply that you don't understand what I'm saying. I'll just assume that.
Google which countries use metric and which use imperial. The WORLD wide web... The clue is in the name.
horrible things if your a die hard biker then just don't go anywhere near an electric motorbike
There here to stay
It's true that electric bikes represent a significant shift in the biking world, and opinions vary widely. While some may prefer the traditional feel of a die-hard biker experience, electric bikes offer their own set of advantages, like eco-friendliness. And like @emoney822 suggests Looks like the future of biking is diverse and evolving!