
Electric motorcycles built for performance and enjoyment have been popping up a lot more frequently in recent times. With the market for lightweight, budget-friendly electric scooters quickly getting saturated, there’s certainly a lot of room for electric two-wheelers that focus on fun rather than sheer utility. Perhaps this is why there has been quite an influx of off-road-focused electric motorcycles recently. What’s even better, though, is if they’re street-legal, too.
Ox Motorcycles, a Spanish electric motorbike start-up, is extending its lineup with the new Duk in two models. The existing One model, Ox's only other bike, is an in-house invention, so it's unclear where the Duk's technology originates from. We do know that the Duk appears to be far more sophisticated than the One. The new Duk is available in L3e and L1e variants, corresponding to the A1 and B196 driving licenses, as well as the AM license up to 45 kilometers per hour (28 miles per hour). The 45-kilometer-per-hour variant starts at 6,099 euros. For only 100 euros more, however, you cna purchase the faster 85 kilometer-per-hour (53 miles per hour) version.