Brammo Hong Kong Police

Introducing the 2012 Brammo Hong Kong Police motorcycle, a trailblazer in the realm of electric sports bikes that combines cutting-edge technology with law enforcement functionality. Designed specifically for the needs of urban policing, this motorcycle epitomizes Brammo's commitment to sustainability and innovation. As a part of the electric motorcycle category, the Hong Kong Police model stands out not only for its eco-friendly credentials but also for its impressive performance capabilities, making it an ideal choice for urban patrols and rapid response scenarios. At the heart of the Brammo Hong Kong Police is its robust electric engine, delivering an impressive 17.43 horsepower at 4,500 RPM and a torque of 40 Nm at a low 1,450 RPM. This dynamic power train ensures responsive acceleration, allowing the bike to reach a top speed of 97 km/h (60.3 mph)—perfect for navigating the bustling streets of Hong Kong. The automatic gearbox further simplifies the riding experience, permitting officers to focus on their surroundings without the distraction of manual shifting. Coupled with liquid cooling, the electric engine maintains optimal performance, ensuring that the bike can handle the rigors of daily patrols while providing a smooth and exhilarating ride. The 2012 Brammo Hong Kong Police motorcycle is built with a lightweight extruded and welded aluminum frame, designed not only for agility but also to serve as a battery tray—a testament to Brammo's innovative engineering. The suspension system features a Marzocchi Shiver hydraulic front setup with compression damping adjustment and a Works Performance hydraulic rear, providing exceptional handling and comfort on various terrains. Stopping power is delivered through single disc brakes from Bremo, ensuring that officers can make quick stops when necessary. Additional features include a user-friendly electric starter and an impressive battery capacity of 6.0 kWh, which allows for a recharge time of approximately 8 hours, ensuring that the motorcycle is ready for duty after a night’s rest. **