2018 Zero Motorcycles First Look | 11 Fast Facts

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2018 Zero Motorcycles First Look | 11 Fast Facts

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October 17, 2017

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2018 Zero Motorcycles First Look | 11 Fast Facts — 2018 Zero SR

2018 Zero Motorcycles Prices (all MSRP):

2018 Zero S ZF7.2: $10,995
2018 Zero S ZF13.0: $13,995
2018 Zero S ZF13.0 + Power Tank: $16,890
2018 Zero SR ZF14.4 + Power Tank: $19,390
2018 Zero SR ZF14.4: $16,495
2018 Zero DS ZF7.3: $10,995
2018 Zero DS ZF13.0: $13,995
2018 Zero DSR ZF14.4: $16,495
2018 Zero DSR ZF14.4 + Power Tank: $19,390
2018 Zero DS ZF13.0 + Power Tank: $16,890
2018 Zero FX ZF3.6 Modular: $8495
2018 Zero FX ZF7.2: $10,495
2018 Zero FX ZF7.2 Modular: $11,390
2018 Zero FXS ZF3.6 Modular: $8496
2018 Zero FXS ZF7.2: $10,495
2018 Zero FXS ZF7.2 Modular: $$11,390

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In our first segment, Nic de Sena chats with Don Williams on his impressions of the new Triumph Trident 660. Nic traveled to Spain to ride Triumph’s middleweight roadster that comes with mechanical revisions that go beyond skin deep.

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Later this episode we have an update from Freddie Spencer on his new venture. But before that, Teejay Adams chats with Vikki Van Someren, one of the founders and partners in the famous Bike Shed destination venue. It’s a place of Common Ground, where people from all walks of life come together to share their passion for two-wheels, whether they ride a motorcycle or not. Vikki is a dynamic and energetic host who exudes warmth and welcome.

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And finally this episode, before you check out, make sure you hear the update from three-times world Champion Freddie Spencer. Freddie is starting an interesting new venture with friend and business partner Camille Conrad, and they tell us all about it.

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