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*bites lips*

Nope, that was pack serials 101 to 320. :D

We would need the pack # to confirm, however from the VIN it is likely this bike has a good one.

Nope. Range is the same (within 2% I believe) but you would get a more robust package with cells that can shed heat better (and therefore you can ride harder longer).

Saw that as well. Low key stealing the spotlight. :-D

They're called Harleys... *shots fired*

You mean what will we do after having ridden the bikes for hundreds of hours exceeding the usual useful life of a dirtbike by far? We'll buy the next generation. :-)

Italy you mean.

My recommendation is for you guys to develop a metal subframe and adapt plastics from another brand

Remember also that Trumpf just added a 25% tariff on those puppies...

One thing to keep in mind also is the butt-dyno lies: you might think you run out of steam when you are actually in the HP (as opposed to torque) portion of the RPM and your performance is not falling off. Josh Hill fell victim to that trap more than once. Hopefully that makes sense.

11T works but will grind other parts.

If switching maps does not do the trick for you, then the sprockets will work. It affects the bike just like any other.

Since you guys are looking at making a "normal" subframe, you might want to reach out to those guys. Tell them Frenchie sent you.

For reference, that means that more than 3 tons of pressure was applied to that part (actually probably way more since we had only tested the subframe as a stand-alone). You're lucky you are going to recover 100%.

I would be very impressed (and worried) if you were to get those prices.

-Lewis.

To be clear: Rears can be swapped with KTMs Fronts need to have the rotor or caliper relocated because the forks are 14mm farther apart compared to KTM (hence you will also need longer spacers). Measure once, cut twice.

Warp9 uses the same rim manufacturer as other high end brands so don't blame them on this one (though defects do happen) ;) They make the hubs in-house. For reference, there are only 2 big names in the MX aluminum rim world. As for different brands, you can use anything "KTM" as long as you...