- LiveWire S2 Mulholland unveiled
- Gets 194km claimed city range
- Based on S2 Del Mar and S2 Alpinista
Harley-Davidson ‘s electric motorcycle brand, LiveWire has launched a new cruiser-style model called the S2 Mulholland.
The LiveWire S2 Mulholland is based on the S2 Del Mar and the recently introduced S2 Alpinista. However, the electric bike comes with a different design and riding position. It looks like a cruiser with a somewhat sloping side profile accentuated by the six-inch handlebar risers and bars that are set higher and pushed back. Like the other models in the range, the S2 Mulholland comes with a 10.5kWh lithium battery pack with a claimed 194km range in the city and 117km on the highway- at 88kmph.
The LiveWire S2 Mulholland offers 83bhp and a massive 263Nm of torque. It also offers two levels of charging that offer a 20-80% recharge in either 5.9hrs on L1 charging or 78 minutes in L2 charging. Now, unlike its siblings, the S2 Mulholland uses a 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheel shod with Dunlop Roadsmart 4 rubber.
Well, LiveWire has used greener materials to build the bike. It gets CAP Hemp bio-composite fenders, wirding and radiator shrouds made of material from discarded ocean fishing nets and a seat from petroleum-free recyclable silicon. It is also offered with accessories like soft and hard bags as well as a pillion seat and pegs.
