Recent content by Chadx

I would have to see it. Isn't it subscription based? (Which i won't pay). And I already am entrenched in onX ecosystem and use it for everything. And can plot intended tracks and routes extremely quickly on home pc and they just show up in the app on all my mobile devices, plus it has trail...

Went back and re-read the split screen post. The part I missed was the last bit about adjusting the split. My MX varg I'd tried split screen and it seemed to only do 50/50, which left both screens too small, but I found and turned off the varg apps "always on top" feature and so didn't dig into...

Bummer this same thing won't work on the EX. It is such an important option to me. I'm still trying to decide between keeping my mx or selling and getting ex. Don't need street legal, but do value enduro suspension, larger battery, head/tail/brake lights. Also updates to harness, connections...

Like in the thread @svtride linked to above, there are several ways you can do it. In my opinion, turning off the "display over all apps", in the Stark app, is the best. I use onX every trail ride (I have Varg MX) and it is so nice to have the map up the entire ride. True you can't see battery...

Especially 4x4 with low range transfer cases...or a semi tractor. 😁

One point of clarification is that I said tire diameter; not wheel diameter. This because wheel size doesn't mean overall diameter (or circumference) changes. That being said, you are correct that I got lazy and lumped tire diameter in with sprockets/gearing when mentioning torque at the rear...

I wasn't aware there was a motor torque difference. Or are you talking about the deceptive rear wheel torque numbers some manufacturers are choosing to publish, which are pointless because they are simply multipliers of torque base on rear tire diameter,count of front and rear sprockets, etc.?

Right you are @AL_V. My head was in the TT-30 space. Duh. TT-30 is 120v and with L14-30 adapter will charge at 120v rate. 14-50R are 240v and the two poles can be split to 120v with an adapter. Or, both legs used to keep 240v (like with a NEMA 14-50P to L14-30R adapter you had linked) to get...

Keep in mind, that is only a 120v charger, so even though it will support 50amp of 120v, you will only get the same charge speed as a home 120v 15amp circuit (1,600watts); not the speed of a 240v (3,200watts). You probably know that already, but mentioning it for other readers. Still...

I went and edited my comparison post, a few posts up, to add the 2025 KTM Freeride and Surron Storm. Freeride and Storm are sometimes referred to as "7/8 size". Seems like the 902 may roughly fall into that category and not be "creating a new category". Also added if the battery is removeable...

I'll let the number speak for themselves, but in the video, Bonell claims the 805 is "ultrabee sized" and the 902 was sized at "a new category in the market. It's not quite a fullsized bike yet it's much larger and more capable than an Ultra bee sized bike". Not adding seat height because Bonell...

So is that hp setting/adjustment chart based on, and only showing, hp at a given rpm at WOT? Setting hp by rpm seems like it will not get us where we want since we want a pop whether we are at 1,000, 3,000 or 5,000rpm, but changing hp will impact the ridability elsewhere. Seems we are missing...

So is Power Mode (the adjustable part) is going to be subscription only? That sucks. I'll never pay a subscription for anything on a powersports or vehicle even though I was looking forward to that feature. Guess I'll just stick with setting horsepower and live with whatever the power curves are...

Is your Renazco Racing a comfort seat? Meaning wider seating surface with different foam density? Or effectively just a "gripper cover" replacement? If a comfort seat, what are the specs compared to stock seat dimension and foam density?

I edited my above post because I saw the Predator 6500 has a 240v outlet. "Best" depends on your priorities. Quiet, great quality, last forever, 240v are much more expensive than Econo 240v generators which are heavy and loud, but cheap. Some prefer battery/inverters or power stations (I'm one...