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It's too bad they didn't put the 110 in all the anny. models and a 120 in the CVOs.
I was half -expecting them to do exactly that but as someone previously posted in the forum, that simply does not make sense from a business or marketing sense at this time for the MoCo, so ANNV Colors will be the real distinguishing factor it seems like, and of course a "Tank Badge" . LOL. Still looking forward as a new color scheme is always something to initially look forward to, then it becomes a personal like or dislike.
Have they done this before? Where they have two different versions of the CVO for the same bike? For example, they have a "regular" CVO Ultra Classic and an Anniversary CVO Ultra Classic.
Although I am looking forward to viewing the 2013's and the CVO paints are top of the line, you can count on one thing for sure: Std HD = $ , ANNV = $$ , CVO = $$$, but CVO + Anniversary = $$$$$$, LOL.
Yeah think the numbers approximate 103 cu inch = 1700 cc, and 110 ci = 1800 cc
I don't know what EIM(kg) is,but I see it is a lower number for the EG Police model.I wonder why?
Your post piqued my curiosity, so I used the intergoogle:
Rotating Inertia Impact on Propulsion and Regenerative Braking
for Electric Motor Driven Vehicles
Jeongwoo Lee
Abstract
A vehicle has several rotating components such as a traction electric motor, the driveline, and the wheels and tires. The rotating inertia of these components is important in vehicle performance analyses. However, in many studies, the rotating inertias are typically lumped into an equivalent inertial mass to simplify the analysis, making it difficult to investigate the effect of those components and losses for vehicle energy use. In this study, a backward-tracking model from the wheels and tires to the power source (battery or fuel cell) is developed to estimate the effect of rotating inertias for each component during propulsion and regenerative braking of a vehicle. This paper presents the effect of rotating inertias on the power and energy for propulsion and regenerative braking for two-wheel drive (either front or rear) and all-wheel drive (AWD) cases. Onroad driving and dynamometer tests are different since only one axle (two wheels) is rotating in the latter case, instead of two axles (four wheels). The differences between an on-road test and a dynamometer test are estimated using the developed model.
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