New Record Set For Covering Most Distance On An Electric Motorcycle

- Over 1134 km was covered in 24 hours on an electric motorcycle
- A Zero DSR electric motorcycle was used in the attempt
- Zero has recently launched a new DSR Black Forest touring edition
A German rider has set a new electric record for the longest journey in 24 hours. On March 10, Berlin-based Remo Klawitter rode a Zero DSR electric motorcycle between Berlin and the Land Centre for Renewable Energies in Neustrelitz. The goal was to travel more than 1,000 kilometres on an electric motorcycle to prove that electric motorcycles do have range and can cover long distances. Klawitter had been riding on the Federal Highway 96 on the Zero electric motorcycle on behalf of the competence centre for e-mobility in the state centre.
He began his mission on the afternoon of March 10, and rode in 150 km stints, at an average speed of between 90 kmph and 100 kmph. After each stint, he fully recharged the bike, a 2018 Zero DSR 14.4 with Zero's optional Charge Tank, which increased charging speed by up to six times. Klawitter used the charging time stops to rest for about an hour at Level Two public charging points. Klawitter is a Berlin-based bicycle shop owner and e-bike enthusiast and covered a distance 1,134.3 kilometres in 24 hours.
"I've been thinking about a 24-hour ride since the middle of 2017. Primarily, I wanted to have fun, while drawing people's attention to the practicality of electric motorcycles. Everything we have used is readily available from Zero and the route was on public roads. In total, we have spent nine and a half hours charging, and during this time, as well as resting and eating, I was able to speak to many people who were interested in the bike and the journey," said Klawitter.
Zero has recently introduced a new touring model, called the Zero DSR Black Forest, which has longer range, and touring accessories for long distance touring on electric motorcycles. The Black Forest comes with a top box, hard case panniers, touring screen, comfort seat and crash bars, and also gets the fast charging battery, which allows quick recharge in less than an hour. Zero is an American manufacturer of electric motorcycles which was started in 2006.
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