Are Electric Motorcycles the Future of Motocross?

Motocross has taken a hit in recent times withyou ride, the bike accelerates fast. There are no
endless complaints over the levels of noisegears so it is just twist and go. It takes a little
pollution. The noise some would say is all part ofpractice to get your riding smooth. The only noise
the fun and excitement, but for nearby neighborsis that of a small whirring like on a remote control
it is far from that. To add insult to injury thecar, and then the noise of the chain going round
noise from the big 4 stroke engines carries forand the tyres on the ground. The noise carries no
miles, meaning it is a source of frustration forfurther than a hundred metres. For all intents and
people who are not even close to the track. Enterpurposes the Quantya Track electric motorbike is
the electric motorbike.totally silent.
The Quantya Track electric motorcycle looks likeIt sounds perfect in many ways. There are
a scramble bike. It has most of the features thathowever many skeptics. Sure it would go a long
any other motocross bike would have but thereway to improving access to the sport and is not
are some key things missing. The most noticeabledependent on fossil fuels. There are limitations
is the lack of an exhaust. When you sit on thehowever such as the limited range the bikes have.
bike you will notice there are no foot pedals. TheThe price is still relatively high due to the new
are no gears, therefore no need for a clutch. Thetechnology, and the top end speed is no match
rear brake is on the handlebars like on a bicycle.for combustion engine bikes. Over the coming
The biggest differences are seen when you turnyears though, it is likely to change. Electric
the bike on. It makes no noise whatsoever. Justmotorbikes are developing fast and being green is
the lights on the battery gauge come on. Whennot just trendy anymore - it is a must.