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Thank you for maintaining this list, OneLapper. (y)

A 9mm Allen bolt? I do not think such bolts exist in nature. Could it be a 3/8" Standard, which is 9.53 mm?

I will not be modifying my throttle. Some future cool functionality might come in, and I do not want to miss out. Also, I think I like that there is no hard stop right now. It could be reducing the stress on my right wrist, perhaps.

Yay!!! :D

This one?

My friend from Aspen, CO sent me this pic. He is mostly into skiing, thus the center of the picture is not the bike but a skiing slope, LOL.

I know KTM promotes their Freeride, but I watched this video twice and did not see supercross or inflatable domes.

Is there a video link? I do not have a TV subscription or Velocity channel.

Good and thought provoking article. I like it! You might want to also check these threads. They all have the type of information that you are seeking. I listed them in a reverse chronological order: Bad news for aftermarket? The battery management tech. Owner's Review - Technical Review...

The winter and cold weather operation is power-limited. Batteries do not like both cold and heat. The Redshift shows a warning light it you are trying to ride it on a near-freezing day. The warning goes away after the battery warms up.

I am not sure if gasser is a word. People usually say gas bikes, or ICE bikes (internal combustion engine).

I love this idea! Someone should start building electric-only supercross tracks that can be covered with a cheap inflatable dome when it rains or snows!

I would delete this tid-bit. All dirt bikes are sold with triangular stands included.

The founders said that the MX is equivalent in performance to a 250cc 4-stroke dirt bike. They also said numerous times that the intent was to create a better dirt bike, something that could compete with gas bikes and win. I have never heard them having plans to create a 2-wheeled urban...

Yes, the aluminum frame is the heat sink and the radiator.

It is worth confirming, but I think the current gear reduction is single stage with the ratio of ~3.5:1.

Not sure about the CDO, but recently he has been introducing himself as the CTO.

I think there were only 3 co-founders, with Marc Fenigstein being the last.

About $290 total with shipping costs.

I almost forgot to post an update. I bought another hose, straightened it only up to a 45 degree angle, and it is working now. I have had my MXR out a few times, and the LHRB is working okay. It is not quite powerful for routine brake slides, but it works as well as any LHRB that I have tried...