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Hello, Does anyone have an R-pack bike in central NY that I can plug my battery into to test its functionality? I am located in Rochester. I can come to you. Thanks, -Matt

Alright. It has been a while since I have commented here. I have kinda been waiting on what will be happening with covid. I think it would be wise to try and meet sometime in June somewhere in the north east. We could do central NY but another option that may be fun for all would be northern PA...

If they are scanned I should be able to get them printed and sent to @privateer703 to make molds. I am currently working on a piece to cover the ribs using the 3d scan of the existing shroud.

Yeah that is what I was running for a while. I find it took too much off map one for me. There is a lot of loam where I ride and it helps to have the torque coming out of ruts. I feel similarly though that I would prefer to ride map three most of the time but it isn't enough for the big jumps...

Have you tried a different rear sprocket to get a "map 3.5" the guy I bought my mxr from had a smaller sprocket on the rear and it took some of the edge of of 4th to make it more of a 3.5. I ended up changing it back to the stock sprocket set up because I wanted map 1 to be be snappier for hair...

Very dependent on speed. I am from NY and do a lot of tight woods with wet and muddy conditions. I can get about an hour and a half if I leave it in map one at race pace most of the time. I did an enduro late fall last year, it was very muddy on a fast track and I was changing between maps for...

I now have access to that printer if anyone has the files I will print out shrouds and send them to whomever wants to make molds

The portion that is connected to the DCCP box is kinda loose also, it can push back up into that box making it harder to plug in

Aah I didn't know they were different. It is the one that goes to the DCCP. Thank you.

I messed up one of the connectors last summer. I taped and sealed it up as a temporary fix but would like to replace it. Does anyone know where ai can find one. By the way all of my wire connectors are extremely brittle I would recommend people be careful if unplugging things that haven't before...

If somone sends me the files it will probably take a few weeks. I think one shroud will probably take several days and then I can ship them to whomever wants to make molds. I don't have access to the printer yet but likely soon. It prints 500mm by 500mm by 500mm which I think is big enough. If...

I may have access soon to a rather large 3d printer if there is files for the shroud I can probably print it and send it to somone who wants to make molds

I was working on this at one point. It is difficult to get a decent fit without a mold + 3d scan

I feel like this is way past the realm of easy or worth it but what about incorporating a Bluetooth module that connects to a phone and gives information about SOC that way. Would require an app or program to display this but it would be nice.

I use contact cleaner instead of grib glue and it works great. I also run wire on my grips but I road a few times with just contact cleaner as the adhesive and they didn't move. I have no idea why this works also but it has for me. Easy to get on, all the excess just evaporates and it feels...

I like the frame piece infront of the battery and the roller instead of a slider on the underside by the front sprocket

I am in the same boat. It is stubborn

I think Steve does factory connection stuff too. I think he is both racetech and factory connection certified mechanic or implemtoru I am not sure what the term is. I would give him a call and ask on that though. I know he used a factory connection rear spring couples with the racetech internals...

Where in NY are you located. I took my bike to Steve Mathewsons. He put racetech gold vales in mine and set it up for my skill set weight and it kicks ass. He has done quite a few Altas now. He was part of the dealer here in NY and did the suspension for all Altas sold here. Highly recommend him...