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US introduces its first MotoX track for electric bikes

The bikes that we normally use on roads, or even for racing are powered by fossil fuel and this obviously leads to carbon emissions that are aggressively contribute to environmental pollution. The future of automobiles is in going green and if green vehicles can be integrated with more speed, they will become more attractive and popular. US recently introduced its first neighbor friendly track, which is all electric, means no gases and no pollution.

Introducing America's first all-electric MotoX track

The track was opened for the public in the month of October last year. This all electric track was designed with the help of experienced MotoX riders. The utmost importance is given to the comfort of the beginners and the experienced riders and the designers have made sure that the riders will surely earn a new experience from every ride.

This track in the U.S. was chosen simply for its spotless beauty, which includes the awe inspiring views of huge, green mountains. Another remarkable thing about this dark green track is that it is so quiet that the visitors are often taken aback by the sound of the bikes.

Riders can take their own bikes for a ride at the track, provided they are fully electric, or else they can hire them for an hour or so. First timers can also book lessons, and the paraphernalia can be hired at the track. The Dark Green facility can handle eight riders on the course at one time. The bikes available are just as easy to ride as a conventional bicycle, in addition to this there’s no pedaling and are a bit faster. The Zero MX models that are available for hire once charged can run without fail for an hour and does not have any gears or foot brake, which makes it all the more easier to ride.

This adventure park is a good place of entertainment where the spectators can enjoy and keep up their conversations without being loud. Apart from this the area is completely pollution free.

Via: Gizmag

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