Zero Motorcycles' electric SR/F is a two-wheeled street fightin' man

The 2020 Zero SR/F is the company's most aggressive and performance-driven electric motorcycle yet.

With an electric motor that outputs 110-horsepower and 140-pound-feet of instant torque, it's not going to have to work too hard to blow by street traffic.

The SR/F is also equipped with an advanced operating system and Bosch motorcycle stability control, which should keep the riding experience from getting too scary.

Zero claims a 200-mile range for the SR/F with the optional Power Tank installed, though that accessory won't be available until fall.

The SR/F starts at around $18,000 and goes up from there, with higher-spec models costing around $21,000.

The Zero's battery pack is an air-cooled lithium-ion design that offers great energy density in a compact package.

Like all Zero motorcycles, the SR/F totally omits a transmission, instead counting on the electric motor's prodigious torque to get you going with a single-speed drivetrain.

The SR/F features inverted front forks and a rear monoshock from Showa.

The SR/F has a top speed of around 124 miles per hour, so don't expect to outrun supercars for long.