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Helmet lights are the icing on the cake for night rides, it's impossible to have too much light racing at night for sure.

Those are some fun looking trails, time to add some extra lights for night rides!

Congratulations on your new ride, and welcome to the club! Loved your into video, now you have set our expectations for some cool ride videos to come.

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48,392 of those views were me, I forgot my Chromecast going on a loop for a month...

Looks like the description Alta had on their website.

I live in Brinnon, which is about 40 miles south of Sequim. The available riding is somewhat limited, but there are some opportunities close by. If you do move into the neighborhood, let me know, I would love to have another Alta rider around, and I would be happy to show you around the area.

I'm not sure they will allow us, "Fully functional exhaust system required!"

Keep an eye out for next year's thread, we would love to have some guys from back East join the team. The race is usually the last week or so of October.

Centerville, Washington.

I second ElectricDirtRiders.com...

California? Where's that?

I nominate myself for crash test dummy duty.

I wish you had spoken up a week or two ago... When we didn't have enough response to bother with early registration we decided to skip this year and have made plans for other events already.

Just plug it into your clothes dryer outlet, almost every home has one, and they are 240v

Sorry, TL;DR... Went riding instead.

Sounds as bad as Washington state, costs over $300.00 a year to license because it's electric. My KTM is only$60ish a year... Just remember, don't steal, the government hates competition!

Who's in for this year?

Not true, I have used one on 240v, it does just fine. Here in the states, we just make a conversion plug and go, there aren't even any settings that require changing. These chargers are very flexible for input voltage and frequency.

Either charger will work using 240v, just install the correct plug. It's that simple, no inverter/converter or any other expensive contraptions required.