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You got it man , and take a look at my new AER-FLO goggles and I'll be releasing a new headlight bucket light that my pros have been using and really liking. Super blingy, all CNC machined and designed for Hard Enduro--- my new RA2.0. Check out some pics from my pros at the Red Bull Override...

Hey there--- There should have been some info included with your kit, but in short --- do NOT run the packs down to 0% if you can help it. You really should try not to ever go below 20% power left. If you do store it, the best % to store it at is 60-70%. The key with any lithium Ion...

Hi Phil --- Good advice. In terms of the bike lights being attached to the frame, that works great for Baja Racers that are mostly going in a straight line, plus attaching to the frame made those heavy lights more robust in terms of the mounting. Anything with a lot of turns and movement...

Function before fashion I always say! Nice to hear!

You got it guys. Glad you all had a great time. It's what it's all about! Cheers!!! And thanks for the great and honest feedback. Always looking to learn, tweak, learn, tweak, adjust, tweak!

PS--- I never knew I could have a double love handle. That takes some skill :p

Thanks Phil to you and the Team! Was great to meet you and Mark DaVia and his daughter! I friggin stacked hard on my third lap into a rock garden. Was dicing it out with a guy in front of me, and I decided to take a hot line to try and pass him. Got a little frisky when I saw it was both...

My package comes fully locked and loaded. No beans necessary! Ha!

Ok then, the battle of the power plants! That includes wind too :ROFLMAO:

No laying down for me! Full throttle. We have about 3 fast guys and 3 slow guys, so it'll be interesting. Gas Vs. Electric. May the best engine win! :D

That's an interesting shop light there. Can't say I haven't seen that before, but there are many uses! The best so far ( for a helmet light ) was used by the guy who inspects the load in the space shuttle. Clean room and everything. That was kind of neat. I have unfortunate news...……… Task...

Good to hear you got em Mark ! Enjoy. Yeah, I will have some iterations coming out in the near future. Tinted may be an option, but I was planning to start with blue iridium outer lens. Going to try to work a roll off edition too~ I'll sell the lens replacement options separate to the goggle...

Either way=== you want them in your arsenal. Like mesh goggles--- it's something you want in there. Very likely you will use all the time!

Yeah, I know, especially as a niche goggle. Give em a try. Tonight I went out and did 25 hard miles of singletrack and as usual, they work perfectly. I was-a-workin-hard too! :D

Shipping today amigo! 1 day svc! Thank goodness you are in CT~!

Hey Mark --- Thanks for the support on the goggles man~ I will get you an extra set of tear offs as an additional add on~ Thanks man!

You get it! That's EXACTLY why these rock. Huge advantage on keeping cooler and less fatigued. So, yes they are on my www.taskracing.com website, and yes they come standard with tear off posts. I have for $5, 10 tear off films that fit on the lens. In terms of the same mounting geometry...

Yeah--- I would agree. The thing is, the conditions at Southwick are unlike anywhere around here. Rare you have deep sand like that. Not a great paddle tire, but on everything else it is mint. Also, guys, check out the new goggle. It's something EVERY REAL RIDER should have and would...

Normally I run 7 and 7 front and back. If it is nasty or rocky, I will go lower to around 4 psi. 7-8psi in the front if usually good and you don't get too much tire roll. The inner psi is at 115psi always though.

YES!!!! Tubliss--- the cheaters choice. Much more bump absorbing, super traction, and NOTICEBLY keeps you online and from deflection------ that deflection factor and the traction is the key piece. The adjustability on the fly is nice too. I went from 9 psi in the dry down, to rain , to...