They will be poaching the bikes themselves if ever one gets there.
They will be poaching the bikes themselves if ever one gets there.
No way parts cost anywhere near that.
The most expensive part on that thing is the battery. At an overly generous $200 per kwh (most are now closer to $150 with world leaders at $100) that battery would cost ~$500.
So where is the rest of that $30000 budget going to? The panels? The motors? Shipping? R&D (lol)
I wonder if someone got a contract to produce these things.
The purchase seems to cover the cost of manufacture of the second and to support the anti poaching efforts.
> it's not really about the ultimate piece of equipment you're getting, but the opportunity to give anti-poachers what they need to do their very good work. Only 50 Kalk AP bikes will be made, all of which are numbered, so if you're feeling philanthropic...