Recent content by Chaconne

Of course range can very widely depending on rider and terrain: https://electricdirtriders.com/threads/maximizing-range-for-the-stark-varg.4467/

:ROFLMAO: I hear ya but stuff like that ought to be planned. Some other folks reported some wild WOT after using the locking. Unplanned WOT on the Stark can be a hazardous experience. :muutt:

I kind of expect low level of experimentation once folks get used to using the throttle and hp/torque characteristics of the Stark with most of the basic mode settings. For example, at least for me, many of the things I thought I would need a clutch for --or simulation for a clutch-- I don't...

That sounds like a serious firmware bug rather than an actual mode setting and should be reported. If the firmware has a bug like that it could be very dangerous. Do you have an EX or MX?

Yes it is not for everybody that is for sure. My gas bikes are across the country now and I don't use them very often but I still like them. The Varg works for me with the kind of riding I do now mostly the slow gnarl and enduro.

I am not against fluid changes or flushes and I have been driving for over 50 years without an accident and you would probably rather see me on your streets than many others. I make sure my cars are well maintained and I do my own work or have them serviced by mechanics I know and trust. 300k...

Read the post the context was clear. I was responding to abnormal wrenches post which was clearly quoted. And I was not quoting you or deliberately referring to anything you said. If you don't like the conversation don't read it. If you want to be topic police please do so in your own conversations.

Context??? It wasn't a comparison i.e. no apples no oranges. Read the last sentence in the post that was quoted (you know the one about CAR CUSTOMERS...).

Hahaha my 2015 Honda Civic with over 200,000 miles has never had a brake flush and I owned it since new. And it has never had a clutch either. Only 2 parts have been replaced ever (besides normal wear stuff). 1 water pump at around 150k and 1 AC compressor at 180k. I have given thought to...

Agreed. It is the Microsoft model. I asked the company who I bought the AXP through if they could do an exchange for the Molecule or some other products and they said no, which struck me as odd. The recall seems to be following a specific track, they didn't say it but it seems like a legal thing...

Nice. Did you get a recall on the Molecule bash plate? I got a recall today on the AXP I guess Stark didn't approve the fasteners. The Molecule looks just as protective.

My hunch is whoever was looking at your "version" didn't know what they were looking at. As long as your bike is working fine and you see 1.2.8 and that is current you should be good. I wouldn't mess with firmware anymore if I were you until a general update for everyone comes out. Or the CS...

Given the current climate in the US if there is a plan for a plant in Mexico the longer term target market would likely be Central and South America where there is a long tradition of motorcycle culture. Rather than the US. China, India, and the developing world are the large markets for E. Once...

This☝️ BTW they may have "pushed" a firmware update and they are looking at the stored area and see 0.0.0. But your bike wouldn't be able to use that.

Usually there are two copies of firmware (I am assuming you are talking about the bike firmware). One which is loaded and one (or more) that is saved. Typically a saved copy is updated. So your bike should always work. If there is something wrong with the phone and it is not getting the right...