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Some people just like to spend money I guess. I should start making multitool laptops and selling them for a grand lol

Amen, brother!

I have these Motion Pro bleeders on my MXR: Motion Pro Micro Fork Bleeder

I'm willing to help anyone who needs it, so long as i'm free and available.

Correct, 1.5.1 is the most recent released firmware version from Alta before they closed.

Looks like pyserial isn't installed. I may have time tomorrow to help. Send me a private message with your availability and keep in mind I'm on the west coast.

The operating hours record only when the bike is live and in motion. The bike also stores charging hours which can be seen in MultiTool.

Schwanks suggestions should fix your issue . You prob didn't install the laundry list of Ubuntu package updates before running through the tutorial.

All you had to do was ask :).

Yeah, really any Linux distribution should work fine for MultiTool purposes. Ubuntu (Funduntu, Lubuntu, etc), Mint, Tails, CentOS, Fedora, the list goes on and on. My personal preference for my Linux work is mostly Ubuntu, Ubuntu Server, and PureOS. If you don't know what you're doing, i...

@Fourth_Floor Regarding which virtual box to download, assuming you have a windows based laptop, click this link to download it, and then install it. Regarding which Ubuntu operating system to use, I used 18.04 LTS in my tutorial. Click here to download that version. After you have done both...

Man, I'm wondering what State-Of-Charge they stored the bike at for 2 years, and whether they even bothered to check the SOC over time. The good news is that our bikes keep a running tally of charging hours, and you can see that value in MultiTool right alongside running hours. My MXR #399 was...

Links to everything you'll need are in the thread i provided.

Get yourself set up with Multitool and make sure the bike is updated properly.

To be clear, i was riding WITH the little dudes. I wasn't out there throwing heaters. As a kid i always looked up to older riders on faster bikes. Now that i'm one of those older riders on a faster bike, i like to pay it back and enjoy encouraging the little dudes and helping out when i can. I...

Saw a few little dudes with KTM brigade ripping them at pala midweek a few weeks back. They were on the kids track but i had to jump in with my Alta and spin a lap or two. I got a few angry looks and a few thumbs up haha.

I've tried a lot of things to dampen the wind noise. Ultimately what i found to work best was to use an external audio recorder placed out of the wind and then add and sync the audio from the recorder to the gopro footage using Adobe Premiere (any video editing software works fine).

Not quite. Drilling to the lower triple clamp and KTM front fender is required.

I'm glad everyone is finding these tutorials helpful. I wanted to add an additional tip for updating firmware on the bikes: The "Open" button inside the Loader tab is way easier (and actually more powerful) to use than the "Update Firmware" button in the Versions tab. When using the function...

I'm not sure i'd want to run that. Without an actual damper, wouldn't it just oscillate back and forth and sort of induce a swap? Also, a coil spring would make it more difficult to turn the bars as the further you turn, the harder it gets. An actual damper limits the rate of steering angle...