ZERO SR/S

We ride the Zero R/S to see what it brings to the table beyond the flurry of electric motorcycles that are around and on the horizon.

- SUNDEEP GAJJAR AKA THE MOTOGRAPHER / KARAN SINGH BANSATTA

Right from the moment they started coming in, I didn’t really have anything against EVs. Yes, I did think about what life would be like without any inline-4 or V4 symphony in it. But not to the extent that it makes me hate electric vehicles altogether. So whenever one comes my way, I am more than happy to have some fun on it. And I had more than some fun with the Zero SR/S.

As most of you might know, I am someone who is fairly creatively inclined. And for people like me, the dayto-day racket can get a bit much. And this was one of the things that I liked the most about the Zero SR/S. As I threw it into every bend with more zeal than usual just to have something shatter through the eerie calm, I realized that I did not need to. I realized that I was enjoying it as is. No sound, no drama, no nothing; just a man and a machine whooshing through the woods in harmony.