Zero SR/F Motorbikes For Sale
What Is It?
The Zero SR/F is a premium naked bike and is powered by an air-cooled Z-Force 75-10 motor, which is the round orange bit just behind the massive battery, producing 110 bhp peak power and 53.6 bhp continuous power at 5,000 rpm.
The "10" in the name stands for the larger 10 cm rotor (7 cm on the previous Zero models) and as with most electric bikes peak torque is achieved almost instantly.
Features include:
- Steel tubular frame with Aluminium swingarm
- Dual 320 mm discs up front with J-Juan four piston calipers
- 240 mm disc at the rear with J-Juan single piston caliper
- Bosch cornering ABS and traction control system
- Adjustable 43 mm Showa fork with 120 mm travel
- Adjustable 40 mm Showa shock with 140 mm travel
- Power / re-gen braking modes: Eco, Rain, Street, Sport, Custom
- Colour TFT dash with connectivity, cruise control
For £2,000 extra the Premium edition gets you a fly screen, heated grips, bar ends and the 6 kW on board charging system. It weighs 6 kg more however it's worth noting that the fast charging system is normally a £2,640 extra. All together that's £20,435 for the fast charging model plus cable to plug it in but you do save a bit with the Government's electric vehicle grant.
All of that is important because in Standard trim and using the UK charging cable the battery charges to 100% in a hefty 4.5 hours but in Premium trim this can drop to 2.5 hours if you are using fast public charging points or have one specially installed at home. For piece of mind you also get a five year warranty on the ZF14.4 Li-Ion battery.
Like many of the cruisers out there the final drive is via a belt, which reduces the usual chain maintenance tasks and adds to the overall quiet package.
The party piece, seen on and loved by owners of the Honda NC series, is the Frunk with dual USB chargers. That's a handy storage space where the fuel tank would usually be, although there's a good chance you will end up filling much of it with the charging cable.
The bike is connected to the internet and the associated app is worth a mention because it includes some cool features like tracking the bike's location, setting times to charge so you can take advantage of off-peak tariffs and alerts to your phone when it reaches a desired level of charge.
The 10-spoke 17" wheels take a Pirelli Diablo Rosso III 120/70 tyre at the front and a 180/55 at the rear.
Accessories include the 770 mm low seat, 810 mm high seat, fly screen, heated grips, Aluminium bar ends and 3.6 kWh PowerTank extra battery which fits in the storage area.
- 2019-2020: Red, blue
- 2021: Grey, pale green
The cooling fins on the battery and motor not only look cool but are part of the thermal design. The motor gets hot when it's powering the bike so the fins are front to back, while the battery gets hot when charging so they are bottom to top. Clever stuff!
Specs
Peak Power: 82.0 kW, 110.0 bhp
Continuous Power: 40.0 kW, 53.6 bhp
Top Speed: 125 mph, 201 km/h (high)
Range: 100 miles, 161 km (average)
Battery Capacity: 14.4 kWh
Fast Charge: 1.5 hours
Slow Charge: 4.5 hours
Seat Height: 787 mm, 31.0 inches (low)
Wet Weight: 220 kg, 485 pounds (heavy)
Power to Weight: 0.500 bhp/kg, 0.373 kW/kg
Model History & Updates
2020: Faired SR/S version launched with softer suspension, larger pillion seat, lower pegs, higher bars and cool mirrors.
2022: New ZF14.4+ Li-Ion battery with 15.6 kWh and 17.3 kWh over the air upgrade potential. The premium edition already has the 15.6 kWh step.
Review In A Few
What's Good?
- Most of the weight is low down in the battery and motor
- Instant torque off the bat
- Running costs
- Minimal noise
- Storage
Any Downsides?
- Cars can't hear you coming
- Range when going for it
- Non-LED indicators
- Rear brake
- Expensive
- Seat
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Check out this real world review from BikeSocial and this video review from chaseontwowheels.
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