How electric motorcycle works?

An electric Motorcycle is powered by an electric motor and a battery pack that stores the energy to power the motor. When the rider twists the throttle, the motor receives a signal from the bike’s computer to start spinning. The electric power from the battery pack then flows into the motor, which converts it into mechanical power to turn the Motorcycle’s wheels. As the rider twists the throttle more, more power is sent to the motor, causing the Motorcycle to accelerate. Unlike traditional motorcycles, electric motorcycles do not require a clutch or gear shifting, making them easier to operate for novice riders. Additionally, electric motorcycles produce no exhaust emissions and have lower maintenance costs than their gas-powered counterparts, making them a more eco-friendly and cost-effective mode of transportation.