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- Go-Ped ESR750H (hoverboard) Lithium Ion Powered Electric Scooter Review
- X-treme X-250 Electric Scooter Review
- X-Treme XB-310Li Folding Electric Bike Review
- X-Treme XB-502 Electric Bicycle Review
- X-Treme XB-420M Electric Bicycle Review
- X-Treme XB-562 Electric Bike Review
- X-Treme XB-700Li Electric Bike Review.
- Crystalyte Phoenix Racer Electric Bike Kit Review
- X-Treme XB-508 Electric Bicycle Review
- X-Treme X-140 Electric Scooter Review
- Go-Ped GoBike Power Rack Electric Bike Kit Review
- X-Treme XB-300Li Electric Bike Review
- Vectrix VX-1 Electric Motorcycle Review
- X-Treme XB-600 Electric Bike Review
- X-Treme X-10 Mini Electric Scooter Review
- Go-Ped I-Ped Lithium Ion Electric Scooter Review
- X-Treme X-500 Electric Scooter Review
- Go-Ped ESR750H (hoverboard) Electric Scooter Review
- Crystalyte Phoenix Brute Electric Bike Kit Review
- Go-Ped ESR750EX Electric Scooter Review
- X-Treme X-360 Electric Scooter Review
| Vectrix VX-1 Electric Motorcycle Review |
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![]() Vectrix Electrics is definitely dominating the electric motorcycle market with their VX-1 model. I usually ride the products before I review them, however, these are not as easily obtainable for this purpose. The Vectrix VX-1 is not a toy, and requires a state M1 license and registration. Vectrix is producing a very high quality product and the VX-1 will rocket the pilot from 0-50mph in 6.8 seconds, and max out at a whopping 62 mph! The Vectrix VX-1 can be charged pretty much anywhere and some owners have reported carrying an extension cord in the under seat storage compartment for easier charging access. One really cool feature that the Vectrix VX-1 has is regenerative braking, which, uses the motor to resist the forward motion by reversing the drive momentum backwards. Regenerative braking allows the user to slow the vehicle using the motor, while charging the battery, as it acts as a conductor when used. TheVectrix has limited technical specifications available from what I could dig up, but the reviews across the board are very positive and enthusiastic. There are many ways to reduce your dependency on foreign oil, and I think this is the most advanced electric motorcycle that I have seen so far. I would like to ride one to really review the handling characteristics and accelleration. Pros: -Very powerful motor -Street legal -Regenerative braking -Disk brakes -Easy access charge input -Charge anywhere -Kickstand safety -Head and tail lights -Front and rear turn signals -Accessories are available -Runs on pennies a day -0-50 mph in 6.8 seconds -Max speed 62 mph -New graphics Cons: -Limited technical specifications are available -Price point is set very high -Motorcycle license is required (M1) -Title, registration, and insurance are required. |














