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You are well on your way to being a full blown forum junkie then. It’s addicting!

Any updates on possibly making some of these braces? One of mine is bent too. Seems like a good product idea

Here you go, Show the world how you are properly practicing social distancing

I've never seen that one before... very interesting!

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing!

That’s interesting on the headlight, makes me wonder if it’s actually the wattage they claim. Wish I could help on the taillight, I just know from everything I’ve read here that these circuits are very picky about loads.

@VINSANITY , did you have any issues with that 50w light bar running it off the stock lighting circuits? Looking back on some of your old old posts about different lights you were trying, it looks like the 40w Baja Designs Squadron Pro didn’t agree with the stock circuit.

I believe it has something to do with equalizing pressure inside the pack.

Some old school Hi Points!

That whole situation was just so unreal. Would have been nice if Lyndon would have lined up for the race. Bikes were never recovered (not surprisingly).

Great write up! Thanks for sharing!

Then you will be fine. The 50a RV outlet isn’t anything special, just a different plug.

If a freeride can be charged on USA 240v, then yes, making an adapter to go from the NEMA 14-50 RV style plug to a L14-30P (what I assume would be on the freerides charger) is not difficult.

Again, this is the case with all 240v in North America. RV parks are no different than anywhere else.

Don't forget there is the "handshake box" to deal with the communication aspect that would need to be incorporated into this.

Haha, no worries. One would think the neutral would be used, but alas, not the case.

Oh the rubber side stayed down....:LOL:

Jon, the Alta chargers don't use the neutral prong of the 240v plug at all. Just pop the plug off and have a look for yourself. Only 3 wires going into the GFCI. That should simplify things for you.

Utah is terribly underappreciated by most of the population IMO. Visited in 2018 and can't wait to go back. And the hospitals were great too!

I agree 100%, this stand does not have any control of the lowering. I made the mistake once of trying to use my hand to let it down, doesn't work too well and usually results in it getting pinched. I've found when lowering it works best to just hook my toe under the lever and let it fly.