Electric Motorcycles

"Green Lite Motors will produce a breakthrough vehicle that gives commuters in large cities the safety and comfort of a car – plus 100MPG efficiency, the freedom to breeze past traffic using the express lane, and easy parking... Forget parking – it’s a blast to drive!" As of this writing however the site makes it clear this is a prototype vehicle. "Green Lite Motors delivers freedom. Our first vehicle gives our customers the power to radically change one of the worst parts of their work day. We have prototyped a unique, 2-person, gas-electric hybrid vehicle that lets commuters cut a new path."

A blog about electric motorcycles and electric vehicles written by Tony Helmholdt. He's built an electric motorcycle he showed at the TTXGP meeting in Ohio in July 2009.

Project to convert a 1986 Honda VF500 from an internal combustion engine to an electric drive train.

An incipient website that promises to eventually have extensive information on building electric motorcycles.

Blog site covering electric motorcycles

Blog(s) by a fan of Brammo, the maker of a new electric motorcycle.

Blog about electric powered motorcycles.

The SUN SHARK is powered by a combination of human, solar and electric energy and is designed with improved safety and handling when compared with either a conventional motorcycle or a bicycle. The center of gravity is much lower than either a conventional motorcycle or a bicycle and therefor the DIDIK Sun Shark has superior handling. The driver sits between the front and rear wheels rather than on top of the rear wheel as is the case with almost all motorcycles. This lowers the center of gravity of the vehicle while at the same time increases driver safety since it allows both a front and rear "crash zone" in the event of an accident. The aerodynamic housing allows for faster speeds using the same amount of energy.

A deep physics look into whether it's possible to properly solar power an electric motorcycle.

Two people building electric motorcycles and showing many details about the process. They take their bikes racing at drag racing tracks (NEDRA).