Recent content by Chadx

I wrapped a strap around, and synched, the entire setup for a week in the shop to break in/squeeze the plastic support to curve in and tuck in the bags. It lays much nicer and tighter after that and I didn't feel the need for anything permanent, like an extra strap. They n9w stay in tight even...

Maybe they meant 20% to 80% which is a common recharge span for EV and the SOC span where fastest charging is possible with lowest battery degradation over time. And that is only 60% of 7.2kWh so close to your calculation. Odd they would use a "0% to anything" spec since discharging to 0% is a...

Unless the two photos were taken with the exact same focal length, then that could distort proportions. I'm sure there are some tweaks hear or there, but I would guess the primary plastics are identical so most decal kits will work for either. the exception being the front fender and it's common...

This is with the straps holding it on the fender. I don't have close-up after I installed the Mosko Moto Gnoblin, but most of the pics above, you can see no rear straps.

Here are some pics of the Mosko Moto Trail 16 from over the summer.

I'm on an MX and so only trail riding, but I'm used to dual sports with saddlebags so needed to add something for tools. Recovery gear, Inreach, water, snacks, etc. Have been very happy with the Mosko Moto Trail 16 expandable. Used it with the Gnoblin fender attachment to eliminate rear straps...

Seems like your user interface is displaying odd. Try a different device and/or operating system or browser. Or even just turn your device 90 degrees to see if that shows interface better.

Is that on the main site https://starkfuture.com/ ? When you select EX, MX 1.2 or SM in the upper left hand corner, you don't see the below page to select options and then click the 'Order Now' button to put it in your cart? You may need to have a user ID created to complete the order, but even...

They do? I know the new SM does, to account for the small front wheel, but thought the mx and ex were the same since same front wheel/tires diameter.

Saves $900 in MSRP when I do like builds on the Stark website: Both 60hp, adding sidestand to MX, and for both, selecting enduro suspension, 21/18 wheelsets with the same default Metzeler 6 Days Extreme tires. $12,090 for MX1.2 vs $12,990 for EX (not including shipping, setup, etc. Just core...

Last time I did a test build on their website, it automatically changed the rear wheel size based only on the suspension selected. I just went and did an MX 1.2 build again and they have decoupled suspension and wheel tire selection. Meaning, on an MX 1.2, you can order MX suspension or Enduro...

Springs and valving are different. Similar to other manufacturers (Yamaha, KTM, Honda, etc.), MX bikes come with the stiffest springs and valving to take big drops. Enduro models come with lighter springs and valving since huge jumps are not the intended purpose. Softer suspension is more...

When you spec the MX 1.2, if you select Enduro suspension rather than MX, you get the 18" rear wheel rather than the 19" MX wheel. You can see the size flip when you go to select your tire options.

I agree with that, especially in extreme heat or cold, for longer storage. One risk of going that low is you need to be around to check it every few weeks. Not a lot of drain if bike is fully shut down, but nothing harder on a battery for it to get to a very low state of charge, especially in...

I use my MX 1.1 for trial riding in the mountains. Forest service roads, 50" and gnarly single track. I've found I primarily use only two modes. 2 and 3 and often go five or more rides without using any of the other modes. 1. 20hp and Max regen. Use this for loading, or for long, continuous...