MOORESVILLE, N.C.-- Hybrid Technologies, Inc. , best known for its after-market auto conversions and unique in-house designed electric vehicles, has announced the introduction of its custom designed and built, lithium-powered custom choppers.
MOORESVILLE, N.C.-- Hybrid Technologies, Inc. , best known for its after-market auto conversions and unique in-house designed electric vehicles, has announced the introduction of its custom designed and built, lithium-powered custom choppers.
The LiV™ Ryder line of all electric choppers is designed to suit each motorcycle enthusiast’s personal taste and can be built to cruise at speeds of upwards of 90 miles per hour while also traveling more than 100 miles on a single charge. The choppers recharge by being plugged into an outlet, just like any other home appliance.
Ron Cerven, Project Development Engineer for Hybrid Technologies, takes pride in working on each bike to custom build a showpiece that the owners will be proud to drive down the highway and display in their home or place of business.
“No two bikes will ever be the same - from the size of the all-electric motor to the detailing of the paint, every bike we make is designed to meet the specific needs of the individual customer,” said Cerven. “Our first customer’s chopper was actually designed to reflect and promote his electrical lighting business and will serve as a showpiece at his store.”
While business owners are drawn to the LiV Ryder ™ bikes to serve as the ultimate calling card to promote their companies, motorcycle enthusiasts love them because they turn heads on the road and are the ultimate addition to any chopper collection.
The LiV™Ryder will feature the company’s proprietary battery management system, which constantly monitors the vehicle’s battery pack for voltage, temperature and charge balancing, keeping track of the bike’s individual battery cells. As custom-builds, these bikes are priced individually starting at $24,900.
“These bikes are perfect for the enthusiast who wants to be environmentally friendly and ride something cool at the same time,” added Cerven.