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From what I heard, his passes drive sales!

So still a chance if they get injured? JK:muutt:

How's the chain sliders?!?

https://www.swapmotolive.com/flux-performance-announces-new-electric-motocross-bike/features/

How cool to see Canard line up again! And on an electric!!!

Good points. All I ride now is mtb since I moved out of California... so if I like trying out others bikes is best to just stay normal on the brakes. But yes there are quite a few guys with their brakes reversed and they all have something in common, moto.

https://electricdirtriders.com/threads/inverter-throttle-fault.297/

Hey Brian! Really enjoyed watching your overseas video! Before we moved from socal to NW Arkansas a few years ago, we looked in Tennessee as well. Moto was not something we had high on our list, but we really liked Chattanooga. Just wasn't God's plan for us as all our offers got rejected...

I guess if your going to retrain your brain to the brakes, maybe some of us MTB riders may prefer left hand front and right hand rear?!?!?! Any issues other then hose routing that may cause?

When your rear axle gets adjusted back for a longer wheelbase, the shock and spring will need to work harder to hold up the bike. I thought it was negligible for my low level riding but it was noticeably softer.

With what I have seen in swimming.... this could get ugly. Literally

I'm guessing there are some my18 mxr bikes that have a very light valving in the shock vs some that were better and had what was probably tested and supposed to be in it. That said, mine was extremely soft. I believe stock rate was 6.0 kg... either way I am 185 and I went to 6.2, then 6.4 but...

Fog25 charger did the same thing. He would just tap the fan blades with a zip tie... like starting a bi-plane by spinning the propeller.

That iron man show after the freestyle was awesome!!!!

Really? Looks like an alta to me. But yeah not sure what the electric bike have to do with kia minivan which is an ice.

Yeah, either way that's where it broke so that's the weakest section. Maybe the annealing could have been a little slower or they quenched it for a harder surface. Can ANSYS tell what's the best treatment for torsional and cantilever loads?

Looking at the actual shaft though in Brian's recent photo, it doesn't seem that it's a sharp cut. It looks like there is a nice radius.

Oh one more thing to add like what Mark said, the spv is position sensitive.

Not sure if this is what they have or not, but I see they have SPV sticker on the fork. Back in the day manitou suspension had a shimless valve called SPV. It is a fantastic design and as the pressures in the system increase the valve gets stiffer! Extremely progressive! Also you can tune it...

I'm almost at your progress.... would have been there sooner if my annoying roof would stop leaking in my work space. Don't worry I took my shoes off before stepping in the drip bucket. Now ready to start separating the cells with my handy harbor freight power tools! Once I get the cells...