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ELECTRIC
Published March 05, 2019
Last Update a day ago
Harley-Davidson will start selling electric motorcycles for 3-year-olds
By Gary Gastelu | Fox News
(Harley-Davidson)
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They weren't kidding about going after a younger audience.
Harley-Davidson has announced the acquisition of StaCyc, a Temecula, California-based startup that builds battery-powered balance bikes for kids as young as three-years-old, as it seeks to refresh its aging customer base.
The legendary company said the acquisition complements the upcoming LiveWire full-size electric motorcycle it is launching later this year.
The LiveWire is priced at $29,799. (Harley Davidson)
StaCyc’s bikes are currently priced at $649 to $699, hold enough charge for about an hour of riding and have adjustable power outputs to better match a beginner’s skills, with top speeds ranging from 9 mph to 11 mph. It will continue to sell under its own name while adding Harley-Davidson-branded versions for distribution through The Motor Company’s dealers.
Fox News

ELECTRIC
Published March 05, 2019
Last Update a day ago
Harley-Davidson will start selling electric motorcycles for 3-year-olds
By Gary Gastelu | Fox News

(Harley-Davidson)
Continue Reading Below
They weren't kidding about going after a younger audience.
Harley-Davidson has announced the acquisition of StaCyc, a Temecula, California-based startup that builds battery-powered balance bikes for kids as young as three-years-old, as it seeks to refresh its aging customer base.
The legendary company said the acquisition complements the upcoming LiveWire full-size electric motorcycle it is launching later this year.

The LiveWire is priced at $29,799. (Harley Davidson)
StaCyc’s bikes are currently priced at $649 to $699, hold enough charge for about an hour of riding and have adjustable power outputs to better match a beginner’s skills, with top speeds ranging from 9 mph to 11 mph. It will continue to sell under its own name while adding Harley-Davidson-branded versions for distribution through The Motor Company’s dealers.