Craig Vetter Joins The eGrandPrix Rules Wiki

Submitted by David Herron on February 1, 2010 - 2:42pm

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Craig Vetter has been focused for a couple years on what he calls a "Freedom Machine". This would be a small/light motorcycle, with a full streamlined fairing, highly energy efficient, getting over 100 miles/gallon, and able to handle typical daily around town trips like grocery shopping. I met him at the Mid America Motorcycle Meet in July 2009 when the TTXGP team was there, and he said to me that we (TTXGP fans) were making history by bringing electric motorcycles to such an event. He had mentioned electric motorcycles in his freedom machine writings but dismissed them on those pages. It seems having TTXGP show up with race worthy bikes opened his eyes to the possibility. In any case he has signed up with the TTXGP rules Wiki hopefully to bring his long long experience with motorcycle design and racing to the writing of TTXGP racing rules.

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