2010 Daytona Bike Week Day 3 Report
2010 Daytona Bike Week Day 3 Report. [motorcycle-usa.com]
One of the special things about Bike Week is the opportunity it provides to see and sample almost every motorcycle manufacturer’s new models all in one place. At the Midway you could start with a spin on a Triumph Bonneville, walk over to the Harley-Davidson display and jump on a Sportster to do an instant riding comparison, and if you’re brave enough, follow that up with a heart-thumping demo on a V8-powered Boss Hoss.
It also serves as a platform for up-and-coming companies to debut their work. One of these companies is Zero Motorcycles, who elected to use Bike Week to introduce the public to its new lineup of four electric motorcycles. The Santa Cruz, California-based manufacturer brought its Zero S Supermoto, DS dual-sport , MX track bike and the Zero X trail bike and set up a small moto course on the backside of the Ocean Center to give motorcyclists a chance to sample its new offerings
It also serves as a platform for up-and-coming companies to debut their work. One of these companies is Zero Motorcycles, who elected to use Bike Week to introduce the public to its new lineup of four electric motorcycles. The Santa Cruz, California-based manufacturer brought its Zero S Supermoto, DS dual-sport , MX track bike and the Zero X trail bike and set up a small moto course on the backside of the Ocean Center to give motorcyclists a chance to sample its new offerings
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