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After building special bikes for the Police and Security forces, Zero Motorcycles announces their first machine for the military, dubbed the MMX. The Zero MMX has been developed as exclusive machine for the use in the US Specila Operations Forces. Two of the greatest advantages of an electric motorcycle in a combat scenario are the minimal thermal signature and the low noise levels, adding to the stealth factor. Given the MX base model, the Zero MMX can easily cover vast areas of unwelcoming terrain, being one of the best transportation methods in a lot of situations. The new bike comes with a host of both mechanical and tactical enhancements, and Zero announced that they will include the updated powertrains in the production of civilian bikes, too. These machines use the Z-Force motor, capable of producing 54 and 68 lb-ft (92 Nm) of torque and come with CHAdeMO quick charging system. The power packs can be easily replaced in under a minute, while recharging them with the speed charger takes around one hour.

Safety override and power reserve features are also standard for the military bikes, and keyless ignition at a flick of a switch makes the MMX operational instantaneously. And since we're talking military-grade bikes, the MMX can also operate in water 1 meter deep (3 feet). Here are the key features of the MMX bike, as provided by Zero: • Specialized military dash for quick and centralized mainline controls • Keyless ignition engaged with dash toggle for quicker departure • Modular and quick-swappable power packs • Wet operational abilities in up to one meter submersion • Switchable headlight for night-time stealth • Integrated wiring to accommodate quick installation of front and rear infrared systems • Safety override and reserve power capabilities to extend range during extreme situations • Aggressive foot pegs and hand guards for optimal control • Tie down eyelets with integrated tow cable and rear seat strap. electric bike Zero Motorcycles military police green electric motorcycle motorcycle industry

Published on June 17th, 2013 | Zero Motorcycles MMX An EV For The Special Forces Stealth plays a huge role for the U.S. Special Forces, allowing teams of highly-trained killers to slip in and out of supposedly-secure areas to carry out their missions. Zero Motorcycles is touting the quiet nature of its electric motors to the special forces, jointly developing a rugged and stealthy electric motorcycle that has met the Special Forces’ most stringent standards. Based on the Zero MX but with the military in mind, the Zero MMX features the new enclosed Z-Force motor, which is both waterproof and powerful. The Z-Force motor makes 54 horsepower and 68 ft-lbs of torque, allowing for quick-yet-quiet acceleration in missions where the less noise the better. Combustion engines may be powerful, but they can be difficult to hide with their loud engines as well. The Zero MXX features several special improvements, including a military-spec dashboard, modular, swappable battery packs, special reserve power, and it is pre-wired for infrared setups.

2013 Zero MMX Military Motorcycle 2013 Zero MMX Military Motorcycle Controls SANTA CRUZ, Calif., (May 7, 2013) – Zero Motorcycles, the global leader in the electric motorcycle industry, today announced the arrival of its all-new 2013 Zero MMX military motorcycle (hyperlink).
motorcycle shop pietermaritzburgThe MMX was developed exclusively for military use in the U.S. Special Operations Forces (SOF) and provides Special Operations riders with unique tactical advantages over traditional combustion motorcycles, as the electric powertrain allows for rapid movement over hostile terrain in near silence and minimal heat signature.
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The MMX has met the most stringent standards set forth by the U.S. military, as an undisclosed number of MMX motorcycles are currently undergoing full operational testing. “It was a very rewarding experience for the Zero team to go through such an exacting development process. The military needed a very specific set of core features on the MMX, and we were incredibly thankful to work side-by-side with them to deliver such a unique product,” said Abe Askenazi, Chief Technology Officer for Zero Motorcycles. “The great news for our civilian customers is that we made the decision to incorporate into our 2013 MX, FX and XU retail motorcycles virtually all of the powertrain enhancements associated with satisfying this project’s stringent military requirements. Our 2013 product is truly ‘military grade’!” 2013 Zero MMX Military Motorcycle – Key Features Specialized military dash for quick and centralized mainline controls Keyless ignition engaged with dash toggle for quicker departure

Modular and quick-swappable power packs Wet operational abilities in up to one meter submersion Switchable headlight for night-time stealth Integrated wiring to accommodate quick installation of front and rear infrared systems Safety override and reserve power capabilities to extend range during extreme situations Aggressive foot pegs and hand guards for optimal control Tie down eyelets with integrated tow cable and rear seat strap The 2013 MMX Military Motorcycles are built off the 2013 MX platform, which is incredibly tough and lightweight, and uses a finely tuned and fully adjustable suspension system to absorb aggressive terrain. Combined with state of the art Z-Force™ technology and an ultra-light frame design, the Zero MMX is agile and fast where it counts. The 2013 Zero MMX features the all new Z-Force™ motor. With 54 hp and 68 ft-lbs of torque, the Zero MMX accelerates hard, with incredibly smooth throttle control, to allow riders to tackle bigger obstacles and corner faster.

When rolling off the throttle, riders can take advantage of regenerative braking to both modulate speed and extend ride times. The performance characteristics of the Zero MMX are also adjustable via Bluetooth and a compatible smart phone mobile device when using the Zero Motorcycles mobile app. The 2013 Zero MMX integrates the world’s first truly modular power pack system and is available in two configurations: ZF2.8 (one module) and ZF5.7 (two modules). The lockable modules can be individually added or removed, regardless of state of charge, in less than a minute. Charge times can be cut down to around an hour using a scalable quick-charge accessory system or with the CHAdeMO accessory (CHAdeMO charging requires a supporting charge station). Owing a Zero has never been easier as the sealed Z-Force™ motor virtually eliminates all routine powertrain maintenance and drives the rear wheel by way of a beefier 520 chain. The CHAdeMO fast charging standard is the most widely adopted DC Fast Charging standard and has over 2000 installed stations worldwide, with an additional 1000 in Europe expected before the end of 2013.