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"rusting and water in frames" Have a look at the taper where the steel frame joins on to the alloy side plates.

We went to an enduro practice day yesterday, 3 riders we took 3 ICE (gas) bikes easy no need to take a spare bike and leave it in the van whilst we were out riding which is never a good idea lots of thieving scum about simple no issues. Since getting the stark every time we have taken that but...

It seems the highest setting has been changed from 3.3kw to 2.7kw we do not decide the kw setting only the % charge rate. Every time I have had it on charge since it changed from amps to kw it has been 3.3kw at 100% either plugged in at home (220v) or with my 2 generators linked up until sunday...

Did hope for the opposite and I notice no warning of this. We had an issue with the stark phone and ended up having to wipe it clean and start again. Had it on charge between sessions and I noticed it said it was charging at 2.7 kw at 100% instead of the usual 3.3 kw. did wonder if it was a...

Not tried it as a normal phone just geting it to work as it should with the bike would be good. Got the Stark out early sunday morning to put it on charge but the phone would not connect to the bike, refused to do anything after many hours serching the internet with no chance of any help from...

I have not signed up to any knitting forums, maybe you could recommend a good one ?

This is the exact noise Powertrain failed and making horrible sounds He says "The tolerance between the rear wheel and the mud flap are some what tight. And I believe I just had some dirt jammed behind the flap making it rub on the tire for that half a lap. Was a bit alarming for a second."...

What is that noise at 5.50? Either someone with a machine gun in the woods or that bike needs a drivetrain.

Spending £11000 on a bike that does not do what it is supposed to do gives me the right to be a "constant complainer" if that is what you want to call it. I have had the bike over a year now and problem have not been fixed it is 3 years since we saw videos of working bikes, I accept there might...

From memory that was more to do with lack of hot swap battery. Seems some on here do not like me telling it as it is, Are we only allowed to say good things about the stark? Believe me this is just the tip of the iceberg.

I agree....when the bike is running it is an impressive bit of kit BUT Still getting way to many issues with them and yes at first stark were quite quick to try and put issues right but as time as gone on we are getting fobbed off and if you make an enquiry between friday afternoon and monday...

What you think a knitting forum might be a better place to post it?

Every chance that will be the case because unlike the stark the Honda will have a display that does not fall off to give the rider important insulation warnings etc, and a power button that works. No doubt Honda will be talking with the FIM and AMA etc to be sure the electric bike they build...

Also available in white Husqvarna hint at new electric enduro bike for 2025

Well aware most manufactures say do not power wash there bikes but I live in the UK, it rains a lot! power washing is the only way to get the bikes cleaned off when they are thick in mud not had issues with our many mostly yamaha ice bikes or freeride electric being power washed. For what it...

Can't find it now but I saw they are selling the current model freeride new for $5999 in the states which is about half price. hardly had any trouble with ours.

So it seems.... another reason I will not be buying another stark.

A dirt bike you can not use a power washer on is no use to me, Promotional video say one thing manual says another :rolleyes: You hit a puddle at speed and the force of the water hitting the bike will be more than a power washer, I have had the force of the water from a puddle knock my feet...

I notice it says the battery can be changed in under 10 minutes, the current version can be changed in under a minute if you needed to with the aid of a nut gun. It has 4 captivated nuts and 4 long studs the battery slides up and down on and the electrical connections are mounted on a base plate...

With this Generator I could charge at 6 amps (old scale changed now) on 7 amps it would trip out.