It looks like Zero (the U.S. electrical motorcycle company) will be providing the power trains and battery packs for Polaris off-road products, while Polaris provides the chassis design, manufacturing, marketing, retail dealers and distribution network for a new line of battery-powered commercial and recreational vehicles, perhaps including snowmobiles and watercraft. Here is a link to the news: https://www.zeromotorcycles.com/custom/polaris

Here is the story. Apparently selling their motorcycles in the Indian market was a losing proposition:
https://www.motorcycle.com/mini-feat...le-market.html

October Smithsonian write up of Robert Pirsigs Honda. 2 plus pages of an article of the book and a nice big picture of the Honda he rode.

Here is a link to Motorcycle.com's review of the BMW 1800cc, 82 hp, 761-pound monster. If you pay extra for the premium model, you can get the "headlight pro" option that tilts the headlight when you are leaned way over. The blinged-out version, with all of the factory options, will set you back $22,120 + the usual taxes and fees. BMW says that the expected customer for the R18, prefers short trips to longer rides - and they back that up with a 4..23 gallon gas tank and a 3.5 inch travel rear suspension:
https://www.motorcycle.com/manufactu...irst-ride.html

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