Comments for BRAMMO Blogs http://www.brammo.com/blogs Blogging about the latest BRAMMO news Mon, 15 Mar 2010 18:00:26 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on New York Ride by Michael Murphy http://www.brammo.com/blogs/pictures/new-york-ride/comment-page-1/#comment-279 Michael Murphy Mon, 15 Mar 2010 18:00:26 +0000 http://www.brammo.com/blogs/?p=37#comment-279 Is there helmet storage hidden somewhere in the bike? Is there helmet storage hidden somewhere in the bike?

]]> Comment on New York Ride by Mark http://www.brammo.com/blogs/pictures/new-york-ride/comment-page-1/#comment-171 Mark Sun, 31 Jan 2010 12:51:14 +0000 http://www.brammo.com/blogs/?p=37#comment-171 I just had been thinking of an off beat idea for in house engineering or design thinkers of post product debut. The concept is for flex solar panel clothing for the rider as well as covering the battery housing and top external surfaces also with solar panels. The aim is to extend the riders distance since range seems to be the long term goal of electrics. If you think this idea might be used or has already been thought of, I would be interested in the response of such a concept. If it should not even be entertained, I would still like to know you thoughts on this. I just had been thinking of an off beat idea for in house engineering or design thinkers of post product debut. The concept is for flex solar panel clothing for the rider as well as covering the battery housing and top external surfaces also with solar panels. The aim is to extend the riders distance since range seems to be the long term goal of electrics. If you think this idea might be used or has already been thought of, I would be interested in the response of such a concept. If it should not even be entertained, I would still like to know you thoughts on this.

]]> Comment on Brian’s Enertia LE. by tim allbee http://www.brammo.com/blogs/general/test-test/comment-page-1/#comment-152 tim allbee Tue, 26 Jan 2010 16:35:36 +0000 http://www.brammo.com/blogs/uncategorized/test-test/#comment-152 It is great to see that the owner practices what he preaches, buying your own product lets us all believe in the product, the only enhancement that I would like to see other than the saddle bags is custom paint like cammoflage(lol), its an Army thing I guess. I have wrote you in the past about solar recharging station that would eleviate paying for any electric bill at all and make this 100% free ride. I will be buying one as soon as I recover from back surgery and am able to ride again. Thanks for such a great product. It is great to see that the owner practices what he preaches, buying your own product lets us all believe in the product, the only enhancement that I would like to see other than the saddle bags is custom paint like cammoflage(lol), its an Army thing I guess. I have wrote you in the past about solar recharging station that would eleviate paying for any electric bill at all and make this 100% free ride. I will be buying one as soon as I recover from back surgery and am able to ride again. Thanks for such a great product.

]]> Comment on Brian’s Enertia LE. by gregmc http://www.brammo.com/blogs/general/test-test/comment-page-1/#comment-33 gregmc Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:50:13 +0000 http://www.brammo.com/blogs/uncategorized/test-test/#comment-33 Awesome stuff. It's great to see that you've purchased what you believe in. I agree. Been wanting something like this for a while now. But my commute is 50 miles and 60 mph isn't quite enough. When you can run 100-120 miles at 70-75 mph I am in. Great first offering. I'll be watching for further product developments. Good luck and congrats on the launch. Greg Awesome stuff. It’s great to see that you’ve purchased what you believe in. I agree. Been wanting something like this for a while now. But my commute is 50 miles and 60 mph isn’t quite enough. When you can run 100-120 miles at 70-75 mph I am in.

Great first offering. I’ll be watching for further product developments.

Good luck and congrats on the launch.

Greg

]]> Comment on Took Delivery of Limited Edition #07/30. by Brian’s Enertia – Pics, Specs, and Curiosities « Brammofan http://www.brammo.com/blogs/general/took-delivery-of-limited-edition-0730/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Brian’s Enertia – Pics, Specs, and Curiosities « Brammofan Mon, 02 Nov 2009 14:47:21 +0000 http://www.brammo.com/blogs/?p=48#comment-25 [...] designer of the Brammo Enertia, recently bought Enertia LE #07 and shared the specs of that bike on Brammo’s Blog. He didn’t get much of a chance to ride it before he and Dave Schiff of Crispin Porter + [...] [...] designer of the Brammo Enertia, recently bought Enertia LE #07 and shared the specs of that bike on Brammo’s Blog. He didn’t get much of a chance to ride it before he and Dave Schiff of Crispin Porter + [...]

]]> Comment on Took Delivery of Limited Edition #07/30. by Who’s ShockingBarack? Rider #1: Brian Wismann « Brammofan http://www.brammo.com/blogs/general/took-delivery-of-limited-edition-0730/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Who’s ShockingBarack? Rider #1: Brian Wismann « Brammofan Tue, 13 Oct 2009 16:10:26 +0000 http://www.brammo.com/blogs/?p=48#comment-3 [...] recently, Wismann has shared the story behind one of his recent purchases, a Brammo Enertia [...] [...] recently, Wismann has shared the story behind one of his recent purchases, a Brammo Enertia [...]

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