Zero S Acceleration problems by year

owner put me in contact with zero - the manufacturer to discuss this possibility. Zero refused to take motorcycle off road and claimed they had never had a complaint of motorcycle powering down while riding. It turns out they weren't being honest -the same model of my motorcycle, year 2012 model has been recalled for this same problem while my model year 2011 has not been recalled. The mechanic at my dealer told me that many people had same complaint, zero was lying and the only good place for my moto was the garbage. They tried to fix my bike but it still powers down after approximately 9 miles and leaves me stranded (avg on this bike is listed at 43 miles before needing recharge). This bike and the other 2011 model s need to be recalled completely since zero can't fix the problem all 2011 s model riders are all at risk. Please reference the recall of 2012 motorcycle http://www-odi.Nhtsa.Dot.Gov/acms/cs/jaxrs/download/doc/ucm427143/rcak-12v455-9849.Pdf thank you *tr

to accomplish. After the first incident, the manufacturer repaired the motor, saying that the brushes had failed. They told me that upgraded motor brushes had been put into the rebuilt motor. These new brushes lasted perhaps another 1000 miles of travel before the same type of failure occurred. Throttle control, in both cases, seem to have failed while the vehicle was at rest, so I don't know what the potential is for this to occur while in motion. The throttle controls, upon turning on the electric motorcycle, did not respond to input, i.E. The motorcycle would not move. The first time, the manufacturer replaced the throttle control. The second occurrence was yesterday, so I don't know how it will be resolved. This last occurrence is what finally prompted me to file this complaint about the real risk of sudden loss of power and the possible consequences. *Tr