There are two people on contract with Armanino there who are fulfilling orders and are shipping parts based on Armanino's cost. (Probably mentioned numerous times but being clear here)
Back door or not, there are revisions of rear fender and subframe and rock guard and mudflap which can...
Should not have issues keeping the bike SOC above 90%. My SM was sitting on the dealer floor for over a year without any issues to the pack or systems. These packs are much more capable than per say a Zero pack which has a BMS that causes the packet cells to fluctuate.
The front brake on the SM is the much larger brembo brake that Alta offered. If your going to Enduro are you planning to switch out brakes? (Or just switch out the SM tires for some knobbish ones?)
Conservative riding is something you can't do on the Alta. The SM for me is a local bike within the 20 to 30 mile window. My Vstrom/Car does the long distance.
Those would be the bikes that were part of the Alta test fleet. We took the SM's out to get mileage on them. If you Google the distance from Campbell, CA to Brisbane via the local roads (SM dies on the freeways :( ) you can what was ridden. I don't recall what was the one with the most miles...
Is it that simple? Hooking up a J1772 inlet with a handshake box to a 110V plug aka a NEMA 5-15P (fancy name).
Also. The Diginow example was an example of an idea. Not something to publicly rant about. You got issues with companies and people, go take it with them.
So...explain to me how your going to get the OBC on the SM to communicate with the L1 or L2 chargers? Below is an older Diginow setup, but it has the CAN box:
https://diginow.it/images/charger.jpg
For clairity:
SM's came with an On Board Charger
EXs and MXs also EXRs and MXRs came with the Off board Charger
Would be cool. Lets see what you got ;)
Are you planning to make the J1772 adapter the same way the Zero connector works? Or will there be some sort of handshake between the L2 charger and the OBC?
SAE J1772 Charging Adapter [10-03267] - $150.00 : Zero Motorcycles, Electric Motorcycle Company