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Is the West coast team still up for this??? Sound off.

They still have valid VIN number, talk to your tax preparer, it might be close enough. Just remember, free advise is always worth every penny.

Yup, has happened to me several times since I bought my Alta. Has me contemplating the purchase of heated gloves. Mostly I just stop a little longer and make a small campfire, no risk of it getting out of hand in Western Washington.

I think I could give you some lessons if that's what you call dirty...:p

You will need to file an amended return for tax year 2018.

Wise choice.

Sounds like you have the stick and carrot technique pretty well prepared. And always try to be just a little faster than a speeding glacier!

It sounds like you are probably getting the range you might expect from the bike given the description of your riding behavior. Most of the riders getting more miles per charge are using the regen breaking coming into corners and whenever possible rather than the friction breaks. And hard...

What kind of terrain? Sand and loose or soft? Or hardpacked very firm soil? Soft terrain eats lots of range too.

While I have gotten ranges in the low 20s per charge, that is usually a result of riding very aggressively with large altitude deltas. Normal trail riding conditions with moderate throttle use get me more like low 30s range per charge. 40 miles is about the best I have ever achieved from one...

Eek, it's headless!!

The magic words to remember are "yes dear" with the optional "whatever makes you happy" Solves most marital problems.

Unless one of our former Alta insiders chimes in, that spreadsheet may be the best there is left. You may be able to cobble something together using that information, but as small as Alta was, there likely isn't anything better. Wish I had better information for you, but at least I know who...

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Great, but the makers of the kx and cr will need to be convinced there is a market and demand before they will commit to development and production. That's where the Bee bikes and such have their place, showing that there is a market.

Mistakes often happen in communication, that makes further civil discussion valuable. No feelings hurt, all good.

Snow, I believe citizenship comes with all the snow you can take.

Don't get me wrong, I love my Alta, and plan to ride it to death. That said, it will never get any better, and there will never be any more of them, so someone somewhere needs to make the next generation. While the Bee bikes may not be superior to the Alta, it still needs to be proven that...

Riding in snow with studded tires is seriously fun. Even without the studs is damn fun, but requires one to Bea lot more aware of where the ice spots are.

Not that I know of, but it sometimes behaves a bit unhappy, there are a few discussions here where people have shared what it's like. But ultimately there haven't been any lasting problems resulting from riding in cold weather. There's even some pics here of someone using an Alta as a snow...