Brammo Scooter Details Emerge


Brammo TTR render: What is next on Brammo's drawing board?

Brammo TTR render: What is next on Brammo's drawing board?

Just last month Brammo rolled out their all electric Enertia to two Oregon Best Buy locations. Last week the first Enertia was delivered to a customer in Iowa. Now new details are emerging on one of the hinted next products of Brammo. Asphalt And Rubber recently got a sneak peak at what Brammo has dubbed the Anti-scooter which they say bears a resemblance to the Honda Ruckus.

Brammo prides itself on being disruptive in everything it does and is on a mission to bring new motorcyclists on the road in zero emissions fashion. So it makes sense that their next product would be a low speed scooter. BrammoFan recently discovered a patent on the name “Encite” so it’s a safe bet mild stretch that will be the scooters name.

One of the most exciting things about electric motorcycles and EV’s in general is the ability to a lot of tuning electronically. This will allow the Anti-scooter to have it’s speed easily limited to allow riders to get on the road without a motorcycle license in many states. This will be a hassle free entry into the world of two wheels for new riders but I really hope Brammo and Best Buy will help new owners become aware motorcycle safety courses available in the customers area.

Keep your eyes peeled, we should see the Brammo scooter emerge in the next 60 days. True to Brammo fashion the Brammo team will be looking for feedback from riders before it’s design is finalized. Keep an eye on their twitter account BrammoSays. For now have a look at the electric Toyotron Hunter Electric Scooter that is also similar in looks to the Ruckus.

Edit: I made a bit of an assumption on the model being called the “Encite”. I deleted any use of the word as the name of the scooter.

Source: Asphalt And Rubber

Posted on September 21, 2009 at 10:19 am by John Adamo · Permalink
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  1. Written by brammofan
    on September 21, 2009 at 12:46 pm
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