The "KillaCycle" Goes Down
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Los Angeles (CA) – The inventor of the “KillaCycle” electric motorcycle almost killed himself during a demonstration at the Wired NextFest conference. Bill Dube, a government scientist during the day and electric bike builder at night, did a “burn out” in front of the Los Angeles Convention Center, but accidentally accelerated too much and crashed into a Minivan.
No gear + 0-60 in 1 second = fail

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"I usually dont race this thing, I'm just the crew chief"
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"I usually dont race this thing, I'm just the crew chief"
Yeah you can see him fully laden on the seat... you gotta get off it slightyly, sucker was hooked up.
Reminds me of a little a story named frankenstein, this doctor built a man that ended up killing him
Reminds me of a little a story named frankenstein, this doctor built a man that ended up killing him
Holy crap.
Idiot for not wearing a helmet. He obviously wasn't 100% sure if he said this is going to be interesting. What a dumb ***.
Idiot for not wearing a helmet. He obviously wasn't 100% sure if he said this is going to be interesting. What a dumb ***.
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obviously not the builder. man look at that chick she must work out......
obviously not the builder. man look at that chick she must work out......
who said a 400hp electric drag bike wasnt good for a beginner? looks like he he learned MSF, gear, insurance in 0.97 seconds!
imagine what kind of torque that thing has...
knowing battery powered motors, the torque numbers are usually several times greater than the peak hp numbers, and the torque curve is dead flat, from 0 rpm
knowing battery powered motors, the torque numbers are usually several times greater than the peak hp numbers, and the torque curve is dead flat, from 0 rpm


