> Top Electric Motorcycleshttp://www.style3g.com/2010/09/electric-motorcycles-advantages-and.html
Wow! Zero emissions and zero information too!
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On Wed, 15 Sep 2010 03:16:55 -0700 (PDT), Dean H
>> Top Electric
Motorcycleshttp://www.style3g.com/2010/09/electric-motorcycles-advantages-and.html
>Wow! Zero emissions and zero information too!
Zero adrenaline, zero parts likely available, zero distribution.
> >> Top Electric Motorcycleshttp://www.style3g.com/2010/09/electric-motorcycles-advantages-and.html
> >Wow! Zero emissions and zero information too!
> Zero adrenaline, zero parts likely available, zero distribution.
I'm not sure, but I think the leader in the industry might be named
Zero.
Santa Cruz, CA (September 8, 2010) – Zero Motorcycles today announced
that Scot Harden has joined the company as Vice President of Global
Marketing. Harden, who comes to Zero from BMW/Husqvarna, brings more
than 40 years of racing, management, product development and brand
building experience in the motorcycle industry to Zero. Throughout his
career, Harden has held executive sales, marketing and race team
management positions with a proven record of success in expanding
market share and enhancing brand awareness for leading European
motorcycle OEMs, most notably KTM, dating back to 1982. He returned to
BMW/Husqvarna in 2008 and served as the National Marketing Director
and Race Team Manager prior to making the jump to Zero.
"Scot is a seasoned veteran, whose experience, management style and
innovative thinking will help us to achieve new levels of brand
awareness and market acceptance while complementing our existing
efforts,” said Gene Banman, CEO of Zero Motorcycles. “He is an
excellent addition to our management team and we are looking forward
to working with Scot in his new capacity at Zero Motorcycles.”
Harden began his career in 1973 as a Husqvarna factory Baja/Desert
rider and he remained with the team until 1986, cementing his
induction to the AMA Hall of Fame by amassing 20 different
International motorcycle racing titles and more than 200 wins
including two SCORE Baja 1000 wins, three SCORE Baja 500 wins and two
SCORE Championship titles. Harden capped off his illustrious racing
career by conquering the formidable Dakar Rally in 2005. Among his
many accolades and accomplishments, Harden served as Vice President of
Marketing and Communications at KTM for more than 20 years where he
developed the KTM Sportmini line of motorcycles and the KTM Jr
Supercross Challenge.
“I couldn’t be more excited or more invigorated by the opportunities
that lie ahead for Zero,” said Harden. “We have a real chance to
transform the industry and I’m looking forward to working with the
team at Zero to implement their vision and to see the change that it
will bring.”
About Zero Motorcycles:
Zero Motorcycles is the next step in motorcycle evolution and
represents the ultimate electric motorcycle technology. Unencumbered
by conventional thinking about how they design, manufacture, and sell
high performance electric motorcycles, they are on a mission to turn
heads and revolutionize their industry by combining the best aspects
of a traditional motorcycle with today’s most advanced technology.
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For press information, videos and photos go to www.zeromotorcycles.com/pres=
s
For more information on Zero Motorcycles or to learn more about its
complete motorcycle line including the Zero S, Zero DS, Zero MX and
Zero X motorcycles, visit: www.zeromotorcycles.com.
On Thu, 16 Sep 2010 03:35:36 -0700 (PDT), Dean H
>> >> Top Electric
Motorcycleshttp://www.style3g.com/2010/09/electric-motorcycles-advantages-and.html
>>
>> >Wow! Zero emissions and zero information too!
>>
>> Zero adrenaline, zero parts likely available, zero distribution.
>I'm not sure, but I think the leader in the industry might be named
>Zero.
>Santa Cruz, CA (September 8, 2010) – Zero Motorcycles today announced
>that Scot Harden has joined the company as Vice President of Global
>Marketing. Harden, who comes to Zero from BMW/Husqvarna, brings more
>than 40 years of racing, management, product development and brand
>building experience in the motorcycle industry to Zero. Throughout his
>career, Harden has held executive sales, marketing and race team
>management positions with a proven record of success in expanding
>market share and enhancing brand awareness for leading European
>motorcycle OEMs, most notably KTM, dating back to 1982. He returned to
>BMW/Husqvarna in 2008 and served as the National Marketing Director
>and Race Team Manager prior to making the jump to Zero.
Good for Scot. Hope he makes a ton of money. None of it's going to
be mine though.