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Let me know if a different angle would help

Hot damn! Congratulations on getting up and running again, give the Mrs. a kiss and hit the trails now.

Ahh, the young and budding company... All the possibilities

Based on exactly no facts, my opinion is that this Honda is just a cake topper, no plans yet to take it to market. It was just another opportunity for the r&d guys to put together a what if bike and have a laugh. But if enough of the public shows interest, in a couple years they might make...

From what I understand, the problem was solved before the EXR began production. And if it makes you feel any better, my EXR #103 has been problem free for 1200 miles with 70 hrs on the clock now.

Whatever your situation, owning an Alta makes you rich!

But for a prototype/proof of concept build, it may be more beneficial to start with some existing components, and develop the technology to suit. Non production models are not always held to the same standards depending on research goals.

Sure makes me wonder if there is still any further development of this happening in the background

So many possibilities, looks interesting

Not to disagree with you, but the problem with counting vin's is that the series was not continuous across models, and some models did not start at 001, for example my EXR is vin 103, but the series began with 099 as I understand it.

Nope, it's not.

I would have guessed forged and machined... I'm not really a fan of castings for stressed frame parts.

Happy to hear the problem solved itself, but it would be nice to know what was the root cause. Thanks for the update.

Who needs to try so hard to win?? After all, we all get a trophy at the end to affirm we are all unique and delicate little snowflakes!

And there is another MXR in Olympia, with plates. So many choices right now!

That's a whole load of good parts you have there!!! With all the battery bits and some help, there's hope that replacement packs might be possible.

You look like you have a dedicated riding partner for years to come, most excellent!

Do you actually think these bikes have a handling problem??

The cells are epoxied into the cell holder, nobody has attempted to remove a single cell from the pack yet. It is currently assumed that to remove a cell will require destructive techniques.

I too had been asking myself that question... I'm not always so good at answering my own questions.