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wow cant say i seen that on e coming

 

^^ exactly there not targeting the general public.

 

Sounds like they might be street legal ?

definetaly a market for a grocery getter :aniwheeler6:

 

That's going to cost too much to tote some golf clubs for 18 holes cause it won't stay powered up to work all day long in the yard or the hunting lease.


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Enviro-hippies don't work anyway!

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As big as the bad boy Buggie is here in Texas for deer camps and hunting outfits I bet it sells well here
As long as the price it similar

The darn bad boy loaded out is almost as much as a xt commander

 

X2, hunting camps and outfitters, will buy them up!!

 

I'd get one for out at the camp! That's neat!

 

My Outty 1000 got about 60km before my gas light started flashing... So I don't see the 160km advertised range being a big issue....

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I'll race the E-Commander against any other GAS-Commander....

 

And it'll whoop them off the line, unless they cheaped out on batteries...

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Maybe I'm on my own here. I love the sound and feel of a monster 1000cc engine roaring as I exit corners. I feel like you won't get that same experience. Plus when I'm up north in the woods, where am I going to plug this thing into to recharge it? Oh thats right...a GAS generator?? :th_smilienoclue:

 

Coming out of the corner, it won't sound as good... It'll pull harder coming out of the turns...

Well, it'll have the potential to. It all depends on what they use for motors and batteries...

There IS a market for it... Just not 98% of the users here.

It's not going to replace the Commander, it's just another model.

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I hope they have a battery life then the popo ranger cause I've seen the battery powered ranger unplugged from the wall make it halfway across the lease and then get pulled all the way back cause it went dead in three hours.


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these would be awesome for jobsite tool hualers since the offroad ability will be a lot better than cushman electric carts hope I can talk the boss man into getting one

 

I bet its torquey. Remember an electric motor has 100% torque at 1RPM.

If range isn't an issue and it's not slow. It's probably a great machine.

 

I want the street legal one if it becomes available in MA. I want it to ride to and from work to (about 15 min. commute of back roads)...so quiet, it will be great for wildlife photography, too. I will def still keep my 650 max for the trails, though!