Would You Dare to Ride an Electric Harley Davidson Fat Boy?
Would You Ride an Electric Harley-Davidson Fat Boy?
Hey, EV enthusiasts! 🚴‍♂️ Today, we’re diving into the groundbreaking transformation of the Harley-Davidson Fat Boy into an electric powerhouse. Brought to life by High Field Japan and the EV experts at OZ Motors, this innovative project combines classic Harley style with cutting-edge electric tech.
🚨 What’s in the video?
âś… The challenges of converting a Harley-Davidson into an EV.
✅ The inspiring story of Makoto Ueno’s vision and legacy.
âś… Twin battery packs with an impressive range of up to 136 miles per charge.
âś… A sneak peek at the upcoming EV conversion kit for Harley owners.
Whether you’re a Harley purist or an EV trailblazer, this electric Fat Boy is redefining what’s possible for motorcycles. Plus, the projected conversion cost—ranging from $3,165 to $6,331—makes it accessible for riders worldwide.
💥 Like what you see? Smash LIKE, tap SUBSCRIBE, and share your thoughts—would you ride this electrified Harley?
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