Harley-Davidson Discloses Its First Electric Motorbike

Harley-Davidson has flaunted its first all-electric motorcycle, dubbed Project Livewire.

The electric hog is a piece of the legendary  motorcycle creator's attempt to grow beyond its conventional business of leather clad biker gangs and white collar class men experiencing a midlife crisis.

Harley Davidson has designed the ride to fit in with its conventional image, while utilizing the most recent engineering Project Livewire's electric engine is pressed into a cleaned case beneath the  frame in a casing  that is reminiscent of its gas- powered predecessors.

The organization is likewise guaranteeing "an unmistakable new sound". From the press video that new sound is similar to that of a jet powering up on a plane carrying warship, consolidated with the noise of the tyre tread being eaten up by the street.

Harley Davidson hasn't released any specs, yet as indicated by Wired, the demo unit has 74bhp and is restricted to 95mph. It is additionally said to have a reach of 53 miles and can charge in three and a half hours.

Other tech devices incorporate LED lighting all through and a touchscreen interface for the rider.

In the event that you favor getting involved with the electric bicycle, Harley Davidson is tackling tour this summer. Fans will have the capacity to ride the bicycle at any of 30 stops along its "ExperienceTour".

It'll be halting off at different Harley Davidson dealerships along Route 66 and all through the US and Canada.  It’ll also be coming to this side of the Atlantic, but there’s no date for it yet.