Mar 20, 2012 12:01 AM

Electric Mayhem

With plenty of range for city-dwellers and enough muscle to keep up with traffic, your next chopper could be powered by electrons instead of petrol.

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Wes Siler is a passionate motorcyclist, suvivalist and journalist. He is the editor of the motorcycle mag Hell For Leather. ... Read More

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