VIDEO: All-Electric Tron Lightcycle Hits the Streets!

Hardcore <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/tron">TRON</a> fans will soon be able to fly around town on an <a href="http://inhabitat.com/moto-undone-minimalist-mirrored-electric-motorcycle-flies-through-the-streets/" target="_blank">emissions-free</a> Lightcycle, as <a href="http://www.parkerbrotherschoppers.com/" target="_blank">Parker Brothers Choppers</a> just unveiled a working electric model! Last year, they introduced a <a href="http://inhabitat.com/street-legal-electric-tron-lightcycles-for-sale-on-ebay/" target="_blank">gas-powered version</a> of the futuristic LED Lightcycle, and although the electric bike is still being tested, it will soon be street legal, satisfying eco-nerds everywhere. The Lightcycle is not recommended for heavy use, but Parker Brothers claim that it can reach a top speed of 100 mph. A 15-35 minute charge will give the bike enough juice for a 100 mile joyride - with enough power left to impress your friends with a TRON light show.

The Lightcycle comes complete with a TRON-style helmet for the rider, and with a flip of a switch the bike's <a href="http://inhabitat.com/photos-100-danish-pendants-shine-at-copenhagen-design-week-2011/" target="_blank">LED lights</a> fire up, illuminating the rims and body of the vehicle.

The motorcycle is powered by a pack of lithium batteries and a 96 volt <a href="http://inhabitat.com/solarcross-brilliant-electric-bike-is-boosted-by-the-suns-rays/" target="_blank">electric motor</a>.

Initially, Parker Brother’s Choppers offered an option to include an <a href="http://inhabitat.com/embry-riddle-students-make-history-with-eco-eagle-hybrid-propulsion-aircraft/" target="_blank">electric motor</a>, but they decided to come out with a stand-alone all-electric model.

Like its predecessor, the Lightcycle has 22” x 12” dual hubless <a href="http://inhabitat.com/wim-delvoyes-incredible-rubber-carvings-turn-tires-into-art/" target="_blank">wheels with custom tires</a>, a hardened steel frame, and a carbon fiber and fiberglass body.

The original gas-powered version is now going for $55,000, but price specifics for the electric model haven’t been released yet.

To add to the excitement, Parker Brothers’ Choppers is giving one lucky fan their very own <a href="http://inhabitat.com/frankfurt-motor-show-husqvarnas-e-go-electric-bike-looks-just-like-a-motorcycle/" target="_blank">electric Lightcycle</a>! All that entrants need to do is submit a video on why you are the most deserving of a free Lightcycle. Enter to win <a href="http://www.parkerbrotherschoppers.com/index.php?main_page=pb_registration" target="_blank">here</a>!