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And this is why its a bad idea.

4700091-02 BEARING, BALL, OUTPUT, 6006-C3

Really. Its life did have some people from Alta do silly things on it.

@ayden_kry should have them, they come and go off the listing

Sent you a message.

Liquid Performance should have chargers.

My SM has 3900 miles (commuting) and sounds great. My Other MX/SM has 1400 miles (hard dirt and street miles) and it sounds fine as well.

Any video would help, also mileage of the bike is ideal. I personally have never pulled the motor bearing, and unless the bikes have gone through quite a bit of wear, should be pretty reliable. (Though i would be suspect of Marks replacements since those bikes have probably gone through alot)

1) NO 2) YES 3) See answers 1 and 2. Many months ago I made a wiki describing components and info about the bikes. Maybe that info got lost. Either way here you go.

BCU, DCCP, ACM, Display and Inverter PCBAs had released bootloaders with our vendors. So that its public at this point, the ACM bootloader had sensisitve components which were related to VIN/Mileage - which was a bit concerning with the FW team. Hence why the ACM boards are bricks. BCUs at...

So based on the VIN vintage it looks like it definitely left with a BCU that was from a not great vendor.

All BCUs from Liquid have Bootloaders. There expensive.

Id be really curious to know the VINs of these bikes. Also furthermore your statement of "quality" is also interesting. We went through different PCBA vendors at Alta who had "issues" with performing quality work. Not only that there has been an ongoing process of fixing top covers (BCUs)...

Oracle Virtual Machine is a software program which lives in your Windows machine. It runs on top of windows without running another operating system. Ubuntu is a completely different in the sense that you install a new operating system on your laptop (overwrites windows) and runs directly on...

So do I. But im in the Bay Area :P

This is what I use for my Altas and what we used in production for off lining the bike. https://www.klsupply.com/shop-lifts/mc475-dirt-bike-lift-35-6364.asp

You can...but that will be a nightmare for removal/install if the module needs to be removed. Taking the pack out the first time is a pain...but its much safer to deal with.

@C5tor I updated my MM link...and that thread amount is 19mm so a M6x25mm would work too.

That might have enough thread. The link I sent you on MM I use on both my bikes just fine.

M6 screw. That weird washer is a compression limiter. Dont lose it. Or just get one of these: https://www.mcmaster.com/61165K73/