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Wow. Somebody really wants them some Alta! Still 3 days left!

Just hit CTRL+ALT+DEL on the house. That should fix it. (For safety purposes, each button is in a different room of your house, so you don’t accidentally reboot your house if you didn’t really mean to.)

I think this delay in the power delivery for different maps is where Alta did most of its development work. ICE bikes don’t have an instant hit when you turn the throttle. They take a moment for the revs to build to the power band. If they did not build in some kind of delay on an electric...

Most HD buyers would probably see “Haryana India” and think the bike was made somewhere outside Indianapolis.

I think the larger one is the same as the light bee. The smaller one just had small wheels. The smaller x160has 17” wheels and a little 48v battery. It is meant for smaller kids. The larger X260 is the same as the Light Bee X. It has 60v battery and 19” wheels. Same sur-ron motor. Only...

I like it. Don’t even care if it takes a while. Would be a good Xmas present. At least if they are cool.

You can get these at Best Buy now? https://www.bestbuy.com/site/segway-dirt-ebike-x260-w-74-6-mi-max-operating-range-46-6-mph-max-speed-black/6421117.p?skuId=6421117&fbclid=IwAR1wGXpfKciPT8xrv8Y48e9IKkJ0E5yIN3rC-zckfew4Xns8SSilUJVWrCs

@Matt another AJ possibility?

With tires that wide, you probably wouldn’t even tip over. It’s like an electric Weeble bike.

I think you need to start with this motovan, and just put a bike rack on it. I'm not sure where you are going to plug it in to charge it, but the battery part is covered.

Can you just adopt me? I already like motorcycles, and you can buy me bikes. Actually, I'm letting @B. FRANK adopt me first, because I like both dirt bikes and guitars. Sounds like your daughter needs a transition bike. Maybe something like this:

Well, are you going to get the new bike for your daughter or you? Your standards for dirt bikes might not apply to her expectations, size or skill level. My son loved the Sur-Ron light bee, and it was great for tooling around the neighborhood, or commuting less than 10 mi., or playing in the...

The Wizard behind the curtain, revealed!

Dude, you makin’ me tear up here.

It does feel super tiny next to the Alta. Super narrow as well. But it's got a lot of zip down low. Also super-duper quiet. Only ridden it once this morning. My boys have been monopolizing it the rest of the time. They are pulling some nice wheelies, though, so that bodes well.

Just added a new ride to the stable. 2020 Oset 24.0R. MKII Lithium. Been looking for a used one for a long time, but they have always been too pricey (over $5000 new with tax, and usually about $4300-$4500 used.). Found this one for $3600, and it has a new battery (literally one charge on it -...

Yeah, they are easy to use, once setup. I just have to laugh when I see the parents trying to teach their kids how to ride, and the kid gets on the bike, grabs a handful of throttle and shoots away towards the horizon with the parent running after them yelling. Or the kid is going around the...

Just a little tip, but best thing I ever did (at least related to riding with my kids) was to install helmet mounted intercoms. I use the Sena model 20s, but almost any quality wireless intercom system will work. They work up to 1km away (line of sight), and you never have to speak above a...

@Matt Looks like a good prospect for AJ Catanzaro to join the Alta family.

I'm sure you could rig something up with some pool noodles and duct tape. If you want to have some redundancy, add some zip ties and aluminum foil.