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You can use either charger with 110V or 240V. The higher the voltage, the faster the charge. And the rapid charger is about 25% faster than the standard charger. It was advertised to take 1.5 hours on the rapid charger when charging from 240V.

Probably! If the KTM fork leg spacing is the same as the YZ fork spacing, and 14mm narrower than the Alta's. EDIT: Of course they are. I used the YZ forks on my 2015 Husky with no axle/spacer/caliper bolt modifications. Just the 0.015" shims in the lower clamps.

Yessir! Installing the KYB SSS fork on the Alta Redshift

Yes, Liquid Performance should be your first source for all plastics. If they don't have something, then let us know, because I think they had almost all plastic.

Did you build your own DIY dyno, Mark? Is it hydraulic/electric/inertial? This red Alta curve falls off way more than what the DynoJet 200 was showing during its ~6 second run, but it matches what I feel at the track when the 450's blow past me on long straightaways.

The KTM was 2nd. The Alta was too fast, it pulled a wheelie, it was not a fair race! :cool:

Welcome! Paper owners manuals never existed, as far as I know. You might have to download the PDF and use a printer.

@VINSANITY -- If you still had your rear master brake cylinder installed, would your right raised IMS footpeg have hit it when folded?

It is a camo wrap. Automakers use it on not-yet-revealed test vehicles to make it more difficult for spy photographers to take good pictures.

Honda/Yamaha/KTM need to hurry up! The ready-set-go countdown has started. Which reminds me... I need to set the AOF Countdown to January 1st, 2035.

Elon Musk needs to go into the dune buggy, quad, and motorcycle business!!! I recently rode a dune buggy here in Havasu, and the most frustrating and Zen-destroying part, compared to riding my Alta, was the constant noise.

Too much light too, it spoils the mystery.

This one definitely has enough power! And a test rider who can ride.

Perhaps they should have the rear tire made of solid rubber. Else, this bike will run great only until its first pothole. Another good option is a very fat tire in the rear, mounted on a solid steel wheel. Perhaps, then they could reduce the weight and the cost even further by deleting the rear...

Ram Jam is just 2 hours from me when I am in Michigan in the summer. Maybe I will check them out in April-May-June when the whole Midwest is often under water.

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@YDW_Eric -- We are probably neighbors April through November. I will send you a PM. I am sure Mark911 has it, but he made it himself, therefore we can't have it! But Mark likes answering intelligent questions asked by intelligent people, so you should persist!

Cool class project. But I think this should be filed under "DIY".

How about these tall-sidewall Shinko for the front?

Awesome, Mark! (y)(y) What's the new name of your bike? KTMAHALTA? :D @DonCox