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Zero FX

Supermoto

For sale now1 motorcycles
Power
46 hp
Weight
131 kg
Avg. mileage
13,500 km
Common year
2016 · 0 motorcycles
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Zero FX at a glance

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Power

46 hp · 34 kW

Torque

106 Nm

Category

Supermoto

Specifications

2 variants
Power
46 hp · 34 kW
Torque
106 Nm
Weight
131 kg
Seat height
870 mm
Top speed
137 km/h
Production
2013 – present
Category
Supermoto

Search results

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Private seller
2016 Zero Zero FX - Price on request (1/1)

Zero Zero FX

Price on request
201613,500 km

Muiden, NH - Rob

Marktplaats.nl
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Generations and editions

Features and handling differ by generation. Use this overview to find the right version.

2 variants

Years

2017 - present

2017–heden ZF 7.2

Generation

Later FX with the larger 7.2kWh Z-Force pack, more torque and more useful everyday range. The extra mass is limited, but charging history and battery condition remain decisive.

46 hp

Years

2013 - 2016

2013–2016 ZF 2.8 / 5.7

Generation

Early FX with smaller Z-Force battery options and the lightest character. Check battery health particularly carefully, as age has a greater effect on range with these versions.

37 hp
About this model

About the Zero Zero FX

The Zero FX is a light electric supermoto with belt drive and instant torque. It was introduced as a compact, quiet counterpart to a 125- to 250cc supermoto and has been sold with several Z-Force battery-pack sizes. The FX excels in town, on short twisty roads and as a commuter where home charging is available; it is not a petrol-bike replacement for long motorway trips.

On a used FX, the battery matters more than mileage. Ask about the original battery pack, charging behaviour, software updates and any faults. The belt and simple drivetrain reduce routine maintenance, but suspension, bearings and brakes deserve the same attention as on a conventional supermoto. Always test ride to check range indication, regenerative braking and the charge port; a missing or damaged charger is costly to replace.

Category
Supermoto
Production
2013 – present
Power
46 hp
Weight
131 kg
Before you buy

What to check before buying

  • Check the battery pack, charge cycles and displayed range after a full charge; ask about errors or battery repairs.
  • Test the charge port, cable and supplied charger for damage and confirm charging begins without interruption.
  • Inspect belt, pulleys and rear-wheel bearings for wear or poor alignment.
  • Test display, ride modes, regenerative braking and every switch; software or CAN faults should be diagnosable.
  • Inspect fork, brake discs and 17-inch wheels for city-use, stunt or drop damage.
Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about the Zero Zero FX

  1. How many used Zero Zero FX are for sale?

    MotorMonitor now compares 1 used Zero Zero FX motorcycles from Dutch sales sites.

  2. What year and mileage does an average used Zero Zero FX have?

    The average used Zero Zero FX is from 2016 and has done about 13,500 km.

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