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As close as practical, especially the rear, or your speedo will be less accurate

Bang for the buck, the Briggs unit is probably the best inverter option on the market right now.

"Wrenches"?? Just what sort of people do you think we are. Just throw those bolts in there, and if you are really worried about it add duct tape!

Suspension mods? Yep, I added high speed mud.

Cool, makes me jealous he has such a cool playground at his disposal.

WP 54 260 is what my EXR reads...

We expect ride reports with pictures once your up and running!:ricky:

Shipping is probably just as fast, and a bit cheaper than me. I may be close according to the map, but the little puddles between us complicate matters. Then there's the traffic....

If you are willing to meet me half way, I could make one up this weekend. Unless someone closer volunteers.

Looks like you have an inside look at this bike...

That was going to be my offer, except I couldn't offer the whole Feng shui part. I'm afraid I failed hippy studies 101 in engineering school.

Looks like it has the potential to be entertaining.

The error message he is getting indicates the charger is not seeing signal from the grid side, communication between bike and charger appears to be fine with the run switch set correctly. I have seen this same error message on my bike when I have forgotten to plug in my charger or push the...

That's about as difficult as it gets. And the parts are definitely cheaper on Amazon.

There was someone here who had some for sale a while back, but I think they may have left the forum... If nothing presents itself, I can assist you with building one as I have successfully built one for myself already. Parts from home Depot total about $50.00 and assembly time is about 15 minutes.

What Blue said was exactly my first guess too. However if you are still having issues, there are a couple of us who live in the Puget sound area who should be able to help you out.

Yes.

Presumably if it's for an R pack, it would work. If it's for an A pack, not so much.

I would also assume price point, lead acid is much cheaper. And like you said, there is almost no penalty for weight with this application.

I have been looking at this mower, but I have mixed feelings about the fact that it uses lead acid batteries... Won't have the same potential for performance, but replacement cost will be a small fraction of lithium.