Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero
Aerostich Zero Below Zero

Aerostich Zero Below Zero

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Can an electric motorcycle be used for everyday commuting during the harsh Winter conditions experienced in Duluth, MN? Equipped with a tire studded Zero FX electric motorcycle five brave (or foolish) Aerostich test commuters chronicle the challenges, triumphs and everyday riding experiences while seeking the answer to that question. A fun read, with each ride account told by the test riders in their own words. More than just a test of machines, gear and riders in extreme conditions, this unique experiment proved that riding for everyday personal transportation in awful conditions is not only possible and can be done safely, it’s also is more fun than getting thru winter in conventional ways. By Kyle Allen, Randy Brody, Andy Goldfine, Rod Hafner, Gail Marshik and Bruce Truebenbach. Softcover. 6"×9", 136 pp., color & b&w photos.

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