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Bleeding the brake is neither difficult, nor it requires special tools, but you need to be patient. I use this pretty common method; they use that hose with a one way valve but you can just use any transparent hose that fits, like a fuel hose, just test that it doesn't get dissolved with brake...

This makes sense and could be explained because an engine always need to be revving at least at idle speed, so if you are in a technical section at very low speeds with frequent stops trying to clear roots or rocks, you won't stop an engine from spinning, nor you will slow it down to some few...

First of all, I don't know much about adventure riding and in general you surely know more than me if you ride in the woods. However, for example some months a go there was a guy with an ADV bike riding in a motocross track. I was the wierdo with an E bike and he was the wierdo with an ADV bike...

I think we all agree that range is very important for an ADV bike. Like Wass said in a video years ago, the Varg has an 80 hp motor because the permanent magnets synchronous motor it uses has the best efficiency around half the maximum rotational speed, so in general it's better to have the...

My Husqvarna SM 610 had those inserts and I think they were useful to protect the soles of shoes, too. The Varg footpegs have teeth that look especially sharp and while I like the grip they give in a motocross track with boots, I suspect they would ruin shoes of people who use the SM on public...

I remember people having tyres, especially the rear one, that got torn like that and they blamed it to pressure and suspension setup and told me that one of the advantages of my street legal, less performing, more dureable tyres was that they don't do that. Well, they never did but I never...

Cool! I mean, the racing is cool, the weather in Desert Park Raceway in august probably not so cool! :p I've noticed that you use tyre warmers anyways; after all, some people who used tham at supermoto tracks told me that they set them to 70 °C = 160 °F, so it makes sense since the environmental...

Some time ago I was at the track and noticed a Varg having a steady LED light, I think blue, and I asked the owner whether there was something wrong with his bike. He said that that there was nothing wrong: he had simply set it to racing mode because in his opinion the throttle response was...

Talking about tariffs, I don't have a confirmed opinion about them because I think that, just like many managerial and political decisions, implementing them has so many consequences that the discussion could go on forever. Also, neither I am an expert in macroeconomics, nor I am a complete...

In order not to get lost in the ocean of Italian laws, I've asked an opinion to an AI and it's said that in these situations, here in Italy, it's likely that the warranty would be voideable both if I don't have the motor inspected by professionals who can certify that they have done it properly...

According to the manual, the motor gears and bearings should be inspected every 80 hours or every 12 months, whichever occurs first, by a workshop. Has anybody ever brought their Varg to a dealer to get this done? In theory, if you don't do it, you will be skipping a maintenance task and they...

In the manual they say it's 70 - 80 dB.

When you guys do this kind of modifications, do you first test the shock without the spring, installed on the bike on a stand, to make sure that nothing rubs or collides with anything as the swingarm moves up and down?

Some people overheat dirtbikes batteries, so maybe a 8.0 kwh swappable one might satisfy the need of a pro rider who can ride extremely fast for 30 minutes and then need a cool battery ready for the next session. For example: • he/she rides for 30 minutes with battery #1 • his/her team readily...

I agree: There are some people who hate EVs unconditionally, probably since it's trendy, and generally I don't listen to them because they are not thinking, they are just going with the flow. There are others who give you the impression that they unconditionally love EVs and have decided that...

In november '24 it was official that the motor came from Stark Future: Royal Enfield To Enter Electric Moto Market With ‘Flying Flea’ But still in november they said that battery, motor, bms had been developed "in house": THE ‘FLYING FLEA’ HAS LANDED | Flying Flea Media. Well, considering also...

Another detail that could be added is the possibility or not to recharge the swappable batteries when they are off the motorcycle.

The idea is good, but as far as I know the update can't be forced by the user. There should either be a flashing magenta light instead of the usual green light indicating an update or/and there should be a message on the phone.

Here are some of their solutions applied to some recent models, @11:32 Notice how the cooling system should be made in such a way that It doesn’t short the cells. I’m sorry for being pedantic but this formula written like this has confused me so many times over the years before I found out the...

I've watched more than a video in which he suggests to tighten those bearings a lot, not just slightly, like in this other one: I can't find it right now but I remember having watched one in which he said that he learnt that from the Lawrence borthers. That surely makes a difference; if I had...