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What is the child’s experience level and what type of riding would they likely do? Are you only interested in electric? Many variables are important to point you to an appropriate type of motorcycle.

The key is to know who the people are that know the bikes and how to diagnose and repair them. Fortunately there is a treasure of information on this forum that covers the common problems. There will inevitably be bikes that people don’t want to put the effort into fixing, and as these bikes...

Rear wheel only. Front wheel hub width is narrower on KTM and will not directly fit.

I have an MXR. I currently do not have any battery problems.

Do I? Yes, I do.

@Rashid510 can help you with a replacement display.

There was a firmware update that changed the how the hour meter logged time. Not sure if that’s helpful to this question or not. New in MX 1.3: - improve battery fatal state reporting - improve inverter handling of failed/intermitent temperature sensors and display warning - warning for 9v...

The perfect person to help you is in Connecticut. Send a PM to member @OneLapper Short answer is the odds are that the code that bike has is more likely than not a common issue in the battery that is not an easy fix. Onelapper is well versed in these bikes and has experience in repairing many...

How time flys! Thanks for the heads up, probably not gonna make it again this year unfortunately :(. Too much going on in my September already. Keep me in mind next time around!

Yes sir.

Love the attitude!

As far as the rear pressure goes I’d say that’s about what I would have suggested trying. All in all aside from a worn tire I would think that your combination should have given you some decent bite. Map 1 would probably have helped with traction on the hills as I’m sure you knew. Now you...

What pressure are you running?

I applaud your determination to try such an event. Making it through the rock sections is worth being proud of. Can you tell me about your rear tire setup?

Good luck! Keep us posted!

I feel like the bike should survive quite well bone stock, but ideally as Oded stated closed end barkbuster style hand guards will save your hands and a lot of broken levers. Proper tires and either a foam bib insert or tubbliss system will maximize traction which will be a key for the slippery...

Really cool that you are trying this! Be sure to take lots of pictures! Can only think of one technical enduro guy, and he’s across the world (@Oded ), so I’m pretty sure he can’t join the party! @wildman240 has done a couple 24 hour races now, not sure how he’d feel about a hard enduro...

Nice! Thanks for taking the time!

Nice write up Ray, thanks for sharing!