Lightfighter has announced a multi-stop California demo tour that will allow riders to test the company’s upcoming electric sportbike models during select racetrack events throughout 2026. The Sunnyvale-based company says the track-focused demo program will give riders hands-on experience with the pre-production Lightfighter V3-RS Supersport and V3-RH Super Hooligan motorcycles.
The motorcycles are derived directly from the company’s MotoAmerica race program and are aimed at club racers and track-day enthusiasts interested in high-performance EV motorcycles. This tour is about giving racers and track riders the chance to experience for themselves the advantages of an electric motorcycle on a track, and challenge some of the preconceptions surrounding EVs in the motorcycle industry.
Lightfighter says its motorcycles combine lightweight chassis construction, premium suspension and braking systems, advanced rider aids and electric powertrains engineered specifically for track use. The company's focus on performance and technology is evident in its MotoAmerica race program, which has seen success with riders like Josh Herrin and OrangeCat Racing.
The V3-RS Supersport model features a tubular chromoly steel trellis frame, carbon-fiber seat and tail section, Öhlins suspension components and a proprietary electric motor and gearbox package. Meanwhile, the V3-RH was designed specifically to compete in MotoAmerica’s Roland Sands Design Super Hooligan class.
The California tour includes stops at several of the state’s best-known racing circuits, including Buttonwillow Raceway Park, WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, Thunderhill Raceway Park West Course, Sonoma Raceway, and Thunderhill Raceway Park East Course. Demo rides will be available at no additional cost for riders participating in Intermediate and Advanced track groups.
Lightfighter's demo tour is a great opportunity for enthusiasts to get hands-on experience with the company’s latest electric motorcycles. With pre-production models available, riders can expect a high-performance track-focused experience.
The company's commitment to innovation and performance is evident in its approach to electric motorcycle design. By combining advanced technologies like electric powertrains and premium suspension systems, Lightfighter aims to create motorcycles that are faster and more agile than their gasoline-powered counterparts.
As the demand for electric vehicles continues to grow, manufacturers like Lightfighter are well-positioned to capitalize on this trend. With its focus on high-performance EV motorcycles, Lightfighter is poised to become a major player in the rapidly evolving motorcycle industry.
With demo rides available at no additional cost, riders can experience the thrill of riding an electric motorcycle on a track without breaking the bank.
Electric motorcycles are gaining popularity among enthusiasts, with Lightfighter's focus on high-performance EV bikes.
