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Yup. Ooops Wow, lots of ride time on your exr! Looks like you have been taking full advantage of that amazing mountainous terrain you have on tap.

Thought it would be fun to check in on how many miles/hours everyone has logged on their Alta's thus far. Here's mine: 2018 MXR - VIN# 399 - 1316 miles / 75 hours 2019 EXR - VIN# 159 - 1160 miles / 52 hours No major issues thus far! Just some frustrations with my harbor freight generator...

I dunno. Even if Harley hadn't screwed Alta, i still wouldn't be in the market to buy any Harley Davidson motorcycle... now, or in the future. Furthermore, i don't understand how this bike was supposed to attract new riders when it's priced about as high as the average amount of student loan...

Go for it! First things first, get that suspension redone. Its grossly under damped for anything other than trail riding IMO. AFAIK, the A packs weren't subject to wirebond issues since the original bonder/welder was designed for the panasonic cells in the A packs. Those cells were "a hair"...

The balance procedure supposedly applies a load to higher P-groups to level them down with the rest. We are suspecting that load is coming from the water pump.

Once balancing is complete, the charger shuts off, as does the bike (after the timeout period). Balancing occurs at the end of the charging cycle.

That was so rad. Sick riding!!!!

I do this when i'm screwing around on the track with buddies or to act silly towards spectators.

I'm a faster rider these days (30+ Intermediate).On my MXR I typically will go about half a charge in about 12 minutes of hard moto. I raced 4 hard laps at Glen Helen (video on my youtube) and used 1 bar over half each moto. I just did a 18min+1 lap race series at Cahuilla a few weekends ago and...

I'm not trying to sway people from buying what you're selling, but that laptop only has the dealer version of MultiTool installed. That version has limited capabilities compared to the engineering version we now have access to, which can be installed on any ordinary laptop with a linux operating...

Sorry, but there's no capability to "adjust" motor values with that laptop and the software installed on it.

Should be redshift1 unless they changed it.

The specs claims it has a rear "Adjustable Mono Air Absorber" , but it's clearly a coil spring. The front is listed as "Adjustable Up-Side-Down Absorber (φ47mm, Stroke 290mm)". I'm willing to bet they are just chinese knockoff components.

What is the purpose of the rear brake insert?

Looks like they were really trying to get all the life they could out of those tires :LOL:

Thoughts on adding wings to the rear section to act as footpeg protectors?

Would you be interested in selling these? I would be interested in buying for the right price.

On the assembly line (as i've been told), the batteries were picked for the bikes from a pool of complete battery packs. So the VIN# of the frame is not quite directly linked to the problem packs, because VIN 491 could have battery pack 260, while VIN 492 could have pack 400. The problem packs...

Yikes. This might be the first 2019 EXR with code 36. Can you share what serial number your battery is? It's on a barcode sticker on the rearward upper part of the battery pack.

Its easy to stay clean when you're out front :cool: