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Dustin Wheelen

E-Racer's Zero SR/F Bestial-E Is Light On Design And Heavy Sound

A recent study may have disproven the “Loud Pipes Saves Lives” cliche, but that doesn’t mean that motorcyclists don’t enjoy the visceral experience a throaty exhaust note provides. Of course, on electric motorcycles, noise emissions are a thing of the past, but some riders aren’t willing to sacrifice sound for a greener footprint. For those folks, Italian custom shop E-Racer equipped a Zero SR/F with Bose’s E-Raf stereo system.

E-Racer made headlines in 2019 with the Edge, a Zero SR/F-based build that transformed the modern naked bike into a neo-café racer. The custom garage still picks the Zero SR/F for its Bestial-E build, but this time around, it goes light on the form and heavy on the function. New carbon fiber bodywork, new side panels, and a shorter tank cover streamline the Zero’s silhouette, turning it into a fit and trim streetfighter.

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