Motorcycling is much more than just transportation, it is often a lifestyle, and a social activity. Switching to an electric motorcycle, such as the Aeroride Bravo NM, is an opportunity to alter the way a rider relates to others in his or her environment. What does the Bravo NM do to traditional biker groups? Does it generate interesting conversations or does it get shot down? Are there new electric motorcycle communities? What about the camaraderie at pit stops or group rides, for that matter, with the quieter ride? So what about the classic biker hangouts - do they have charging facilities or does Bravo NM riders need to find new meetup spots? We'll look at how picking the Aeroride Bravo NM could change a rider’s social experience and relationship with the biking community.