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I don’t look at my display while riding. So hiding it wouldn’t be a problem for me. I just need to check it to see where the battery is when I come back in.

Gorman is open water and groomed on Thursday and only $5.00 a truck load. Fod and I are Thursday regulars 👍 Milestone GlenHelen are both open on Thursday also.

You need to hookup with Fod and me for a ride👍 We can make the track quiet ⚡️⚡️⚡️

BVC Racing doing some nice ATC conversions

Your correct it took 49 years before I broke mine 👎 Was shooting for 50 I guess I’ll have to start the calendar over 👍before the next one.

My mistake instead of scapula it was supposed to be Sternum.

My doctor wanted to take it out because I still ride dirt bikes did not want it to break closer to the Sternum . He says sternum very long and very painful recovery. Had it taken out yesterday have full movement with with it today. Doctor says soon as the incision heals up 7-10 days will be...

Had the plate removed from my collarbone. All’s good. Nice way to lose some weight.

I found a new place for my battery display.

@Fod loosen your knees up so you’re not robbing the plastic and getting it hot. 👍 My smell comes from the seat but that’s another story.

I’am thinking under the seat behind the shock. I don’t look at it when out riding. To old and slow to check it with my eyes. Only check it when chargeing.

@datadog Can the display be disconnected and reconnected without any reprogramming? (Same bike) I’am thinking of moving it to a safer location.

There was also a styrofoam piece in case the puttty fell off. I think if you fill in the whole gap It would make it too heavy. Just needs reinforcement long the bottom front and next to the tab next to the rear bolt. Racer726 new material most likely be more flexible and stronger then the...

I think with different material it would hold up better. The two places I think need renforcement is around the front bottom and next to the rear bottom bolt.

After having this new technology why would I want want to go back to a bike with antiquated technology. It would be like riding a 2019 RMZ450 and selling it and getting a 1970 TM400.

I have a new one if needed. Where are you located?

Mines # 295. Had the updated firmware updated next time out code 36 & 35 came up. Battery replacement. Road one time since battery replacement and no problems.

This is the response I got from Kevin at Alta asking the same question. Kevin Burn Kevin Burns (Alta Motors) Oct 8, 13:52 MST Hi Steve, Code 35 and code 36 are not a result of user error while riding or charging. We have updated and improved our battery pack to all but eliminate these...

The lower bolt will have some lock tight on it it will be stuck to the bearing inner race. Give it a little love and it will slip right back in.

Philip just ride it back home until the battery runs low and pull into the local hotel and take a nap and recharge. 👍