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Problem is there is no one for Stark to race against now. An open division should be fine, and it is in some formats and countries.

I don't know what you're trying to argue with me mate. All I did was fact check your graphic which you blamed Biden for haha. But now we're here, what I read from that data is that under the previous trump government global trade deficit increased, Americans paid more tax, farmers got shafted...

I let gtp have a run. Aspect Trump Administration (2017–2021) Biden Administration (2021–2025) Total Trade (Goods & Services) $4.9 trillion in 2017 → $5.6 trillion in 2019 → $5.1 trillion in 2020 (pandemic drop) 📉 ([USTR, BEA]) $6.5 trillion in 2022 → $6.8 trillion in 2023 → ~$7.0 trillion...

I guess I did misunderstand you. I thought you tried to blame a 24 year period trade shift on one president (who should have been retired). And yes I sent you some data, but perhaps it was overlooked. i'll copy paste some of it here. Economic costs of the trade war The trade war caused...

I completely agree with this. Their communication on it has been abysmal.

you're right about this. But Trump priorities are his own businesses and not necessarily the average American. A good business man will not make good decisions for others over themselves.

sure. China joins WTO https://www.wto.org/english/thewto_e/countries_e/china_e.htm#:~:text=China%20has%20been%20a%20member%20of%20WTO%20since%2011%20December%202001. Trumps trade war with China. 2018 https://www.brookings.edu/articles/more-pain-than-gain-how-the-us-china-trade-war-hurt-america/...

Hey RJS, I just tried to do some fact checking. The reason China is the largest trading partner to the majority of the world and this graphic has swung so much is because China joined the world trading organisation in 2001. The US then started importing a lot from China in the following 10...

I wouldn't be too mad about an April delivery date seeing as you paid in March. There are a bunch of us here who paid in Dec/Jan who are still waiting too. I appears they sent all of the first bikes produced to the US and made all the Euro orders wait.

You hate to see it, but they are definitely not prioritising those who ordered first. Bad practice.

Well seems like it was all just some bullshit scam for don and his mates to buy the dip.

There's a few charger threads here, pretty sure someone has written some weights in. I'll see if I can find the post later and trying and link it. I can't figure out the link thing, but there is a post saying 20 pounds including a pelican case which is about 6. Therefore the charger should...

from what I've read, you'd have to disconnect it. I'll probably rig up a simple switch close to the headlight so I can turn it off when I take it on MX tracks etc.

great info. When my bike arrives I'm going to try making the gearing as long as possible while still being able to pop the wheel up reliably.

Replacing the lead seems reasonable to be honest.

This was surprising to me so I looked it up. I seems to be just cherry picking data points to paint a picture that the US is being "abused" as you say. Yes, Canada imposes tariffs as high as 263% on certain U.S. agricultural products, particularly within its supply-managed sectors such as dairy...

This is cool to have confirmed! When the rear indicators are not connected the rear light has an inbuilt indicator. Great news for those of us that don't want to run the bulky plate and indicator setup.

1 phase 16A is a single course for powerpoints, lighting etc. The grid connection for a standard home in most places in Europe would be higher amps. I just looked up for the netherlands and found this: Standard Connection (1-phase) Voltage: 230V Current: 25A, 35A, or 40A (most common: 35A)...

you wouldn't need an onboard charger. regular home chargers use the onboard chargers like the 11kW charger of a tesla, but superchargers bypass the onboard charger. and you wouldnt have to carry a cable, the chargers have them. the stark would just need something like this to use the current...