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She’s rare
I double checked because my comment was based on memory.
LiveWire S2 Del Mar
Zack from RZ got 66 miles to a “tank”. lol
It has a 10.kWh battery. Estimated range from manufacturer: 113 miles.
There are four different models from LiveWire. Three of them have that same 10.5kWh battery.
One has a 15.4kWh battery. Estimated range: 146 highway/95 city miles.
So yeah, clearly only a couple D cells in those things. Cool bikes though, i will say.
I hope that’s the case and not that they’re giving up because it sucks ass having to juggle everything and then getting stuck with extra costs and classes which is what i received from the article. I wouldn’t consider “leaving empty handed” to mean they got an associates degree. I struggle with it and i don’t even have a family.
“Two-thirds of community college students take classes part time. And they often juggle jobs, caregiving and other obligations that can disrupt their education.”
‘"You could have the best designed programs,” Baber said, “but that gets rendered meaningless if somebody needs to stop out because they need to take a job to pay the bills of their household.”’
If you ride 50 miles to another town and 50 miles back you will need that capacity.
If you don’t need that capacity you could get a smaller motorcycle that is hardly bigger than a bicycle.
Certainly heavier, obviously.
I store my motorcycles indoors in a spare room in the winter so i have space for my car in my garage. You can take motorcycles indoors.
There are motorcycles as small as bicycles and some as large as… Well a large motorcycle. lol Motorcycles are very flexible. More flexible than bicycles, imo. You can find one to fit whatever your needs are.
Some electric motorcycles: