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Cool that they are still keeping the trials bike, but the notable lack of a MX or trail bike leaves me underwhelmed by the effort.

Congratulations, and get well soon! You need to get out and enjoy your new bike when it arrives. Oh, and we expect you to share some pics of the new bike, and some of the cool places you go riding too.

Well, we all appreciate the blood sweat and tears you all put into making these great bikes for us. If any of you guys find yourselves lost on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, give me a about, there's an adult beverage or two waiting to be shared.

71T rear sprocket... Does your top speed reach the double digits?

Those are some pretty impressive upgrades there.

23~25 psi. More suited to hard surfaces and pavement.

I think that sums it up pretty accurately.

And by buying a Zero, you don't have to suffer through the anguish of owning an Harley. Win-Win!

:muutt: Couldn't wish them any better.

We may be forced to adjust our pace to reach the mileage... Although I can push mine at a brisk pace for 20 miles while going up a 3500 ft mountain and still have enough range to get home.

Lol, that would explain it then.

Do you ride it MX or trail riding? I haven't had any issues with mine for trails... Yet.

Wow, that's cutting it close. Time to practice your hyper-miling race technique!

1. I have 2200 miles on my EXR, the only problem I had with it was a prematurely bald rear tire.:ricky: 2. You will love an Alta for trail riding. 3. Price seems reasonable if it comes with a charger. 4. Yes, there is a specific proprietary charger for Alta's.

Buy it, you won't regret it. And it sounds like a decent deal too.

Fixing the battery will be possible, and the bike you are looking at has the more reliable version of battery pack. As for how long it will last, nobody knows yet, none have been worn out. Unless you're asking about range... Then that bike should have an easy 40 mile range for aggressive trail...

If the dates weren't so close to my wife's birthday, I would be very tempted to join...

Happy to hear the good news, happy trails and keep the rubber side down!

Aside from replacing the rear tire when the original went bald, my bike is totally stock, gearing suspension and all.

I believe what he is implying is that the coolant pump provides some manner or dummy load to assist with the cell balance process.