In an inspiring testament to the power of electric mobility, Bengaluru-based rider Harish Surampade has achieved a groundbreaking feat—clocking an astonishing 65,000 kilometres in just one year on his Ultraviolette F77 Mach 2 electric motorcycle.
This is not just a story of personal endurance and commitment.
It’s a powerful statement about the real-world capability, reliability, and engineering brilliance of the F77 Mach 2, one of India’s most advanced electric motorcycles.
65,000 KM: Pushing Limits, Breaking Barriers
Riding 65,000 km in a year would be a challenge on any vehicle.
But doing it on an electric bike?
That requires a whole new level of dedication and trust in your machine.
Harish’s journey proves that the F77 Mach 2 isn’t just built for the showroom—it’s built for the long road ahead, regardless of terrain or temperature. read more – From Bangalore to Bhutan: Ultraviolette F77 Owner Rides 77,777 km in One Year
Key Highlights from the Journey:
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Total Distance Covered: 65,000 km over 12 months
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Maximum Distance in a Single Day: 650 km
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Ride Mode Usage:
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Ballistic Mode: 81.50%
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Combat Mode: 10.65%
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Glide Mode: 7.62%
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Extreme Weather Tolerance: From the scorching +44°C heat in Chennai to the freezing -10°C cold in Nepal—enduring a massive 54°C temperature swing
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Estimated Fuel Savings: ₹2,46,700 in just one year
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Environmental Impact: Zero emissions. Zero compromise.
Harish’s journey offers more than personal achievement; it validates the F77 Mach 2 Electric Motorcycle’s robust design and high-performance features.
The extensive use of Ballistic Mode—its most aggressive power setting—demonstrates the bike’s ability to consistently deliver top-tier performance over long distances without compromising safety or stability.
