It is sleek and fast and hugs corners with the precision of a guided missile. And despite a 15,000rpm rev ceiling, it is uncharacteristically quiet. This is LiveWire, Harley-Davidson's first production electric motorcycle. During a 100km test loop from Portland's...
On a full charge, which takes an hour via Harley's DC fast-charge station, the bike can cover about 235km for city riding or 152km for a combination of city and highway riding.
You push a button to power up the belt-driven LiveWire, but there is no roar to greet you. Instead, two green lines appear on a 4.3-inch TFT dashboard and a haptic pulse is felt in the saddle, indicating the LiveWire is ready to go. What is reassuring is its intelligent reflex defensive riding system, which combines four safety measures into one.
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