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Electric Enduro at Copenhagen
28-Dec-2009
The world's first ever Eco Enduro took place in Copenhagen recently. Electric bikes from Zero and Quantya were ridden by experts, including five-time world motocross champion Joel Smets.
Many of the delegated at the United Nations Climate Change Conference took time out to watch the event (probably a damn site more fun than the Conference itself). Check out the video...