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I ran Nihilo ti pegs on my Husky FE350 for a while as stock and they were razors on my legs and boots. I actually filed them down a little after a few close calls. Pretty funny considering as a kid I used to file my Hutch bear trap BMX pedal teeth razor sharp and rode bare leg with shorts!

I completely agree with this idea and the more diverse the terrain and speeds, the more this is needed. In terms of power delivery programming, when I ask for a "clutch" I am not asking for a way to traditionally be able to load up the energy reserves, I am seeking a way to have a finer...

Looks like made in Switzerland bikes are shipping this month. Clutch, 5 speed, lights. Olivier Motor Co, a Swiss manufacturer presents the S222 Supermot and Moto Cross | thepack.news | THE PACK - Electric motorcycle news Here is their home site: https://olivier-motor.ch/

Looks like some time ago Morad bought all the moto rim tooling from the decades-old Akront. It would make sense that they supply the rims since they are in Spain. Moradsa – Diseño y fabricación de ruedas radiadas para el sector de la motocicleta

This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it.

No need to be surprised about an email arriving on Sunday as our Sunday in USA is a Monday in Barcelona.

How do racing orgs propose to solve the advantages of electrics racing alongside ICE when electrics shouldn't overheat in the mud the way ICE bikes do, won't ever flame out and stall during aggressive clutch work, and won't have any issues with late braking into flat right hand first corners?

It is true, Billy Bolt's bike doesn't (or didn't previously) have a real light during superenduros. Only a sticker. "There are no lights on the factory bikes these days, just a sticker inside the headlight lens. “It’s just the motocross wiring loom under there too because we really don’t need...

Did anyone else cringe when he dropped the bike after the finish and expect the left peg to snap off?

Or you could just cancel your order and instead give them hundreds (possibly thousands) of dollars for an axe.

Just found this posted about a guy who successfully got lights going for enduro:

An idea might be for now to use a Polisport Lookos EVO. It uses a solar panel to keep battery charged which if you didn't use light during day seems like a good option. It also seems like it would not be using as much power as a bolted on KTM light once someone does figure out how to get into...

Here is a small news bit post superenduro. Translated link: Mondiale SuperEnduro: perché la Stark Varg non c’era - Dueruote

If you follow the link, it says an EPS file. "We advise you to use a vector based program, for example Adobe illustrator, Coreldraw, Inkscape ect. The file is created in Adobe illustrator and is made ready with layers for: cutlines, guidelines, design and base graphic."

Found this online. You can remove the phone cradle but you need to keep and relocate the charging/bluetooth connection pad that is attached beneath it.