If you are tired of the petrol guzzling superbikes, then perhaps you
ought to get an electric superbike instead. It seems students at the
University of Life Sciences (UMB) in Oslo, Norway, has developed an
electric motorcycle called the Roskva, and they have unveiled it to the
public recently, with specs that might simply amaze you.
Generally, Roskva is an electric motorcycle that has an all carbon fiber unified frame and bodywork. What’s interesting about this carbon fiber framework is the fact that it weighs less than 25 kg in total. Generally, the Roskva is powered by a 94HP electric motor, which can deliver up to 112MPH, and currently it has 62 miles in range. Well, there’s no word on the pricing yet, and I’m guessing that it might not even get into mass production too, since demands for such vehicles are still rather low.
Generally, Roskva is an electric motorcycle that has an all carbon fiber unified frame and bodywork. What’s interesting about this carbon fiber framework is the fact that it weighs less than 25 kg in total. Generally, the Roskva is powered by a 94HP electric motor, which can deliver up to 112MPH, and currently it has 62 miles in range. Well, there’s no word on the pricing yet, and I’m guessing that it might not even get into mass production too, since demands for such vehicles are still rather low.
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