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Cool. So you have found that actuators on 3 our of 4 bed corners are enough? And do they synch with each other in any way? Or are you hoping they would all spin at about the same speed? Could you please post the pictures of these latches? I am in the process of designing my own bed latches...

Cool van! Thank you for the report! Could you please share/link which electrical linear actuators you used?

What did you buy and where?

Yamaha Europe is working on a full size e-MX bike!

I am an East coaster April through November and a West coaster December through March. I hope I could make one of these gatherings.

Northeast 24hr Challenge video thread

We have a "Hauling My Alta" sub-forum. Please create a new thread there. This current thread started as a bunch of funny pictures in "Pictures" sub-forum, but ended up containing interesting stuff. I have moved it into the appropriate "Hauling My Alta" sub-forum.

Will Yamaha kill KTM, or will KTM kill Yamaha? Experts share their opinions: The End of KTM

The End of KTM Enjoy!

When I was into cars, most of our national gatherings were in Indiana and Michigan. We tried to go as far west as St. Louis and Memphis, hoping to lure out the West coasters, but it seemed that to them anything farther than Vegas or Phoenix was too far away and required to take more than a whole...

I am definitely in for 2021. But have we written off 2020 already?

Ok, let me figure out some things to let @Butch edit this thread... I should be able to do it later today.

I totally agree. But the thing is, the main technological and performance hurdle has been the battery -- its piece cost, weight, capacity, and thermal management. Once OEMs think they could bring these items into acceptable ranges, and once they are convinced that John Public is willing to pay...

Looks like the business situation is almost the same as with Honda and Mugen. The OEM supports a project that is run by a small independent company. If it succeeds and proves competitive, maybe they will then hire the folks who built it to build a real OEM electric dirt bike.

I hope it is fewer years than that. Ther SX-E 5 is a good bike for 8-10-year olds. Once they turn 13-15, they can already practice on full-sized bikes.

“We want kids to grow up with our electric bikes,” said KTM America President John Hinz during the KTM SX-E 5 intro. KTM and Husky plan to have a complete line of electric bikes for little Johnny to ride when he graduates from the SX-E 5 or Husky’s EE 5 version. KTM and Husqvarna owner Stefan...

Maybe it has something to do with Palo Alto, CA?

Yes, it would work.