Electric Vehicles in Sturgis

[SpencerPJ]

Several states, including Colorado where I live, have adopted California's vehicle standards. So gas powered vehicles will likely be banned in other states as well. Most people are completely unaware of how radical the 'green' agenda is, and how much of it being implemented. Here's the list of 'California Clones':

Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico (2011 model year and later), New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington (2009 model year and later), as well as the District of Columbia.

Hmm seems to follow a political agenda,

[F6Dave]

Hmm seems to follow a political agenda,

Yes, lots of blue states. I'm a bit surprised to see Pennsylvania on the list.

[tenxxx]

That would put the nail in the coffin for the USSA.
There would be HELL to pay if they try....

[F6Dave]

That would put the nail in the coffin for the USSA.
There would be HELL to pay if they try....

That's what some of the zealots want. They envision a socialist paradise were everyone lives in apartments and rides a bus to work. Interestingly motorcycles are never mentioned in their plans, not even electric motorcycles.

[willtill]

That would put the nail in the coffin for the USSA.
There would be HELL to pay if they try....

The nails are already being hammered into the coffin. There is no one to stop it and there is no hell to pay. The country is already burning. We have lost the Republic with irresponsible spending and nonsensical policies from both sides.

Kinda unrelated but I made a decision today to apply for my SSA benefits. I was going to wait until full retirement age but... with the billions being gifted to Ukraine and elsewhere; with the latest forgiveness of student loans by Bidet... I am done, I've had enough. Time to sit in the chair and watch our once great country burn away.

I really feel sorry for you here with children. I most sincerely do.

[F6Dave]

I read that in October, the UK will increase electric rates to $0.61 per KWH, up from $0.25 just a year ago. The government there caps rates, but so many utilities went bankrupt last year that they raised the cap earlier this year, and are doing it again.

This will raise the charging cost for a Tesla to over 20 cents per mile. That's about what I'm currently paying to fuel my F150, and considerably more than my car or motorcycles. We still pay about $0.15/KWH for electricity here in the US, but Europe is showing us how fast rates can climb when you let a Swedish teenager dictate energy policy.

[F6Pilot]

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