ifiddles
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2025 Can-Am Origin Electric Bike Review With Videos
An on and off-road review of the 2025 Can-Am Origin electric dual sport motorcycle.
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2025 Can Am Origin electric bike review
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TK4
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And where would you mount the milk crate ?
At 15k USD....I can burn a whole lot of fuel in my current bike. But I'm glad to see more options coming to market.
52mile range would MAYBE....just maybe let me get to work at 55km range one way.
52mile range would MAYBE....just maybe let me get to work at 55km range one way.
47 hp, 412 lbs, 53 mi range, $15k USD. Ugh. At least it has no direct competition. Anything you try to compare it to will blow it out of the water in at least one of those specs and most bikes will destroy it in at least two. Something like a 250RX has similar power and about half the weight and less than half the money. KLR similar power, 50 lbs heavier but less than half the money and quadruple the range. Bottom of the line Zero DS is double the power, triple the range and less money. This thing is stillborn.
I guess if you rode it 50,000 km a year you would save some on fuel and maintenance. If you're charging it twice a day, maybe you can make the numbers work. Urban commuter? It's going to be rough to overcome the steep entry price. Zero would be a far better choice though by every measure.
I guess if you rode it 50,000 km a year you would save some on fuel and maintenance. If you're charging it twice a day, maybe you can make the numbers work. Urban commuter? It's going to be rough to overcome the steep entry price. Zero would be a far better choice though by every measure.
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