Öhlins aims for the world’s first zero-emission motorcycle suspension, following CAKE and Vattenfall’s initiative for fossil free production.
2022-11-03
Read moreThe Cleanest Dirt Bike Ever
CAKE and the leading European energy company Vattenfall have joined forces, aiming to produce the world's cleanest motorcycle by 2025.
"Going fossil free isn’t just about how things are powered, it’s about removing fossil fuels from how things are sourced, made, transported and assembled. So while electric vehicles are a great start, we need to go further."
- Annika Ramsköld, Vattenfall
Watch the video below to see what this project is all about.
Explore the bike
This is a CAKE Kalk OR, a fully electric dirt bike. Emission free when used, like most products it still emits greenhouse gasses when produced. 1,186 kg of carbon dioxide, to be precise. Click on the white dots to explore different parts.
Footprint overview
Aluminium 24%
Steel 4%
Rubber 1%
Plastic 2%
Electronics 6%
Others 1%
Motor, Battery, Controller, Brakes, Suspension 62%
The partners
The Cleanest Dirt Bike Ever project was launched jointly by CAKE and Vattenfall, open for the world's best and brightest suppliers to join the ride as the project unfolds.
Read moreThe process
Our first action was to literally disassemble a Kalk OR, resulting in just north of 100 assembled components, which in turn are made up of +2000 smaller parts. Each of these parts have a history and more importantly, an environmental footprint.
On our journey towards zero we are reinventing the wheel, and the rest of this bike.
Read moreThe Cube
It takes a 8.6-meter cube to fit the total amount of carbon emissions currently created in the production of one CAKE Kalk OR – 637 cubic meters, equal to 1,186 KG CO2e.
We are working on shrinking the size of this cube to as close to zero as possible by 2025, part by part, centimeter by centimeter.
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