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Soooo... thoughts on purchasing a Zero for the Island life? Anyone know about maintenance and anything with those things?
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The_grinch: "Yes, I love colic and rectal thermometry."Originally posted by epim -
Well suited to riding around in circles 8)
Always wanted the dirt bike version myself 8) 2013 models have some really good battery improvements from inside sourcesI've got your mother's maiden name tattooed on my arm... -
You will probably want to ask Josh for help making it louder - I bet he knows how to put playing cards so the spokes will make noise."Mathematics are the result of mysterious powers which no one understands, and which the unconscious recognition of beauty must play an important part. Out of an infinity of designs a mathematician chooses one pattern for beauty's sake and pulls it down to earth."
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The_grinch: "Yes, I love colic and rectal thermometry."Originally posted by epimComment
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Low maintenance except charging daily.Be great on a small isle!Comment
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no power left 4 U
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...45512109,d.cGE.
The power it consumes is huge and leaves you with ZERO on that island.
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Last edited by twostroke; 04-19-2013, 04:06 PM.Die trying,trying to Die.Comment
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I'm hard pressed to think of a worse bike to own out there. They are outrageously expensive, 10K plus for base line models without the premium battery package. I fail to see buying used as a viable option because it's best benefit is that the new ones always have the best available batteries. You will also get Zero in the way of easy/cheap parts. Stick with cheap bikes with easy parts and repair availability."Through the course of my life, I've spent most of my money on motorcycles, drinking, drugs and chasing wild women. The rest of the money I just wasted."
I am the chosen one, the mighty hand of vengeance...
... sent down to strike the unroadworthy!
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You could get one dirt cheap at Moore and Sons in santa cruz. They can't get rid of the damn things. They offered to sell me one at half price (Taking a loss) if I bought another bike from them at the same time.
In general the Zero shouldn't need much in the way of maintenance. I'd be more concerned with the 'what ifs'. /if/ something broke in a new and fascinating way, would there be a dealer on the island who could fix the bike?
From what I hear about speed limits, roads, and whatnot on the island. I'd probably just get a DRZ400 or something."I love Satan and speedmetal" - Dylan
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One of our past members is an engineer and road racer for ZERO.Comment
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