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I was watching CES Panasonic presentation. HD announce the price for pre-order, if I am correct they want $29K, ouch....Zero S top of the line is Around the $20K.... I think HD is to high...
Last edited by MegaImagen; Jan 7, 2019 at 01:03 PM.
I was watching CES Panasonic presentation. HD announce the price for pre-order, if I am correct they want $29K, ouch....Zero S top of the line is Around the $20K.... I think HD is to high...
Yes, I tested the bike couple of years ago...and I was waiting for it...but this price is a joke...First $30K, range 130 miles (dont know if is combine, highway or street)... I think they droping the ball specially with all new millennium riders...
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Live Wire $29,799 with estimated 110 mile range. Then of coarse you will have the delivery and taxes on top, just means Harley thinks that there name means people are going to spend that money!
Zero DSR $16,495 This is advertised at near the same range as the HD Live Wire
Zero S $10,995 ZF14.4 option $13,995.00 This gets you a range that is comparable to what HD is saying the Live wire should get.
With a Fall Delivery estimated, it would most likely be a 2020 model.
So HD taxes would be the difference between these bikes of roughly $13K! If I was in the market for an electric bike (which I am not) that's just a lot to steep for a HD badge for my taste.
Last edited by Steve Cole; Jan 7, 2019 at 03:52 PM.
Noooo (with echo in voice)...I really feel sorry for HD. They are agonizing now.
Is there someone we could call and offer help.
They will make a fuzz around this and other brands will collect buyers with something better for half price.
With taxes and upgrades you could consider an entry level Tesla for this price.
As much as I love this company, it's getting harder and harder to justify these toys.
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