For years, we've been made to believe that electric motorcycles are supposed to be complicated. They need expensive batteries, sophisticated electronics, premium components, and apparently enough computing power to run a small accounting firm.
Then something like the Yozma IN 10 shows up for just north of a thousand bucks and asks a much simpler question: what if we just gave people a tiny electric dirt bike that does 40 miles per hour and let natural selection handle the rest?
