Enertrac was there again this year with a strong presence. They showcased four different bikes built with their hub motors. A street bike, a dirt bike, a tilting trike and a vintage cafe racer style bike. Enertrac was giving test rides of its street bike and a dirt bike with their high speed and high torque hub motor offerings. I took the dirt bike for a test ride and was very impressed. It is very torquey and fun to ride. (http://www.enertrac.net/index.php)

I'm sold on using their hub motor in my Delta-11 bike as it seems to be a much better motor than the one offered by Kelly.

Mark and Josh Gelbien with their demo dirt bike.

Here is a picture of John Head with his electric tilting trike project. It has TWO Enertrac hub motors and therefore will be very responsive when completed!

Here is James Hammarhead standing with his Volta Electric Cafe Racer (http://www.hammarhead.com). Volta is built using an Enertrac hub motor. Hammarhead Industries builds vintage looking bikes from all new components.

Hammarhead bike are super cool!

Zero Motorcycles (http://www.zeromotorcycles.com/)
was there again with a full offering of bikes and test rides in the test ride paddock. Looks like they are making it big time because of their great product made in the USA! Way to go ZERO!

I picked up several bargains at the swap meet. This whole pile of stuff cost me $85!