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Zero Motorcycles is trying to sweeten the pot for 2017 by offering a free year of membership in the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) with every new bike sold.
The first time Zero Motorcycles started working with AMA was earlier this year when the two were collaborating over giving away a new electric motorcycle as part of a campaign. The companies are back together to provide the best of the two worlds.
"Zero Motorcycles has led the charge in the advancement of electric motorcycle technology," AMA President and CEO Rob Dingman said. "For years, the company has supported both the AMA and the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame. This newest program is just another example of the commitment Zero Motorcycles has to the future of motorcycling in America."
"As America's largest member-based non-profit organization promoting the motorcycle lifestyle and protecting the future of motorcycling, we are pleased to add the voices of each and every new Zero rider to our advocacy efforts," he added.
So, if you buy a new 2017 Zero electric motorcycle, AMA will hook you up with discounts, free American Motorcyclist magazines delivered to your home, information about their activities and, best of all, Roadside Assistance. As a bonus, you also get an exclusive Zero-themed design AMA membership card to brag to your friends with.
"As the country's leading defender of motorcyclists' rights, the AMA is a critical partner in protecting the future of our business," Zero Motorcycles VP of Sales, Marketing and Aftersales Todd Andersen said. "With the full slate of AMA member benefits, riders will get even more enjoyment from their Zero motorcycles."
Zero’s 2017 model line comes with more torque, increased power, and the new batteries offer a range of up to 200 miles in the city and 100 miles on the highway. The range offers six models comprising a streetfighter and its more powerful version, two dual-sports and two supermoto models.
"Zero Motorcycles has led the charge in the advancement of electric motorcycle technology," AMA President and CEO Rob Dingman said. "For years, the company has supported both the AMA and the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame. This newest program is just another example of the commitment Zero Motorcycles has to the future of motorcycling in America."
"As America's largest member-based non-profit organization promoting the motorcycle lifestyle and protecting the future of motorcycling, we are pleased to add the voices of each and every new Zero rider to our advocacy efforts," he added.
So, if you buy a new 2017 Zero electric motorcycle, AMA will hook you up with discounts, free American Motorcyclist magazines delivered to your home, information about their activities and, best of all, Roadside Assistance. As a bonus, you also get an exclusive Zero-themed design AMA membership card to brag to your friends with.
"As the country's leading defender of motorcyclists' rights, the AMA is a critical partner in protecting the future of our business," Zero Motorcycles VP of Sales, Marketing and Aftersales Todd Andersen said. "With the full slate of AMA member benefits, riders will get even more enjoyment from their Zero motorcycles."
Zero’s 2017 model line comes with more torque, increased power, and the new batteries offer a range of up to 200 miles in the city and 100 miles on the highway. The range offers six models comprising a streetfighter and its more powerful version, two dual-sports and two supermoto models.
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