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I just got it!!!

I am curious how having a registry could help in case of a theft?

I could create a subforum that is not seen by the rest of the internet, no problem. Open it to either registered members, or to verified members, or to those with actual Alta bikes who join the bike registry. How would this benefit us? Is there anything that we would want to talk about in that...

LOL!!! :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Even if my slow MultiTool still works, we would need help probably from @Rashid510 to figure out what is going on and where to look. I am not a pro with MultiTool or electrical. @C5tor -- Do you still loan laptops? This could save Joey almost 3 months.

I am in Lake Havasu City. Planning to be in Peoria on February 22 for a riding school with AJ Catanzaro. Last time I tried to use my Multi-Tool, it was so slow that I gave up. I will try again later this month. Too busy with work for the next three weeks.

I found an almost perfect Alta bike stand

Thinking about getting another e-dirt bike: Which One?

Typically, electric motors do not need gears. The only ones that do need gears have undesirable torque characteristics, such as a flat torque curve. I think a bicycle power in a full-size bike would be very boring. I would talk to @DonCox if you want to electrify your YZ250F.

Looks like he just drilled through the original inserts and the fender. The bottom would look exactly like it used to look when new. Almost. Except the bottom now has not the bolt heads but (hopefully) locking nuts.

It depends on your riding. If you are traction-limited, then more traction would give you a better acceleration. I primarily ride motocross, short 15-minute motos, so range and fuel economy is not my main concern.

Oh crap. The posting says free shipping and free returns So... I am going to wait and see what arrives.

Awesome! I own one of these and always carry it in my van. I just picked up one more for travel, and for those days when I need two stands! Thanks for the link!

SOLD!

Wow! So this table is telling us that the rims that we are running with stock tires are barely within the width spec and are on the very low side of the spec. It also tells that if you like running a 120mm rear, like I do, then the rear rim should be a whopping 3" wide instead of the stock 2.15".

BTW, wider rims on cars have always been known to increase traction. But bike tires lean into the turn, so I am suspecting that wider is better only up to a certain point. I think there is a very good case for using wider rims with the 18" tires. They have a very tall sidewall, so they should...

What are the stock MXR rim widths, front and rear? I have been running the front Bridgestone M59 on one of my bikes since the NE 24-hour race last year. I think it is okay. The Dunlop MX32 seems to have taller knobs and it grabs better in the foamy conditions, but the M59 does not chunk on the...

Yep. Good eye!

I am curious why the listing says that this bike was eventually sold for $10,700 and not for $18,875? A deadbeat bidder??

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