On June 13, 2010, the 2010 MotoCzysz E1pc won the Isle of Man TT Zero electric motorcycle race yesterday in its racing debut. It lapped the Isle of Man at a record 96.820 mph, just shy of the 100 mph goal the team was aiming for.

It’s the first time an American-made bike has won a race at the Isle of Man since Indian debuted a two-speed gearbox in 1911 and only the second time an American rider has finished first there.

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The MotoCzysz E1pc electric superbike, which uses an iPhone for all its instrumentation, ran in The Isle of Man Time Trials last week.

The E1pc was a part of the TTXGP, the world’s first zero emissions road race. Enabling it to be a part of the race and a contender are 10 battery packs and three motors. The bike can reach 120 mph in seven or eight seconds.

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