For Sale 2018 EX Brand New $10,500 obo 10 miles


ddd

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I live in Southern Utah (Hurricane) 1 1/2 hours north of Las Vegas. Has MXR battery. Call or Text 435-680-5568
This is the cheapest Alta I have seen anywhere new! Take off the Lights, Mirrors, and stiffen the suspension and you basically have the MXR.

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ddd

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It is the same battery as the 5.8 KW MXR. The MX has a smaller battery and less power,
 

ddd

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If you take the lights off the 5.8 EX and stiffen the suspension you have the MXR. Other than the MXR has a 19 inch rear tire and the EX has and 18 inch rear tire. IF you are interested, the best way to contact me is to call or text. 435-680-5568
 

standbyu

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I have been told the A pack is more dependable. Watched a couple vids of side by side drag races between A pack and R pack.....dead heats. You have a couple nice bikes for sale also by the way.
 

Blatant Moto

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I have been told the A pack is more dependable. Watched a couple vids of side by side drag races between A pack and R pack.....dead heats. You have a couple nice bikes for sale also by the way.
In regards to the battery connections, the R pack had issues in the lower serial numbers but was sorted out. IMO It’s main advantage is being able to draw more from each cell for longer side stepping a lot of the thermal issues the A pack had during rigorous riding. For a rider of my skill level, I would honestly only notice the difference on the freeway while going flat out. R pack bikes stayed at top speed for longer before being thermally limited.
I wasn’t really making commentary on which is better. Both are great. I was simply making sure anyone reading this ad knew the seller was likely uninformed and not representing the bike properly.

Unless they found some A pack badges to put on an R pack and then put in an A pack bike… Which seems like the less likely scenario here.
 

standbyu

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In regards to the battery connections, the R pack had issues in the lower serial numbers but was sorted out. IMO It’s main advantage is being able to draw more from each cell for longer side stepping a lot of the thermal issues the A pack had during rigorous riding. For a rider of my skill level, I would honestly only notice the difference on the freeway while going flat out. R pack bikes stayed at top speed for longer before being thermally limited.
I wasn’t really making commentary on which is better. Both are great. I was simply making sure anyone reading this ad knew the seller was likely uninformed and not representing the bike properly.

Unless they found some A pack badges to put on an R pack and then put in an A pack bike… Which seems like the less likely scenario here.
Do you know the beginning serial number the issues were resolved. I assume anything produced and sold as a 2019 as far as R pack are good?
 

standbyu

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Thanks for all the info and comments. I made a mistake and was not educated on the difference between the 2 batteries. You guys have been really great to educate without calling me an idiot(y).
Am relatively new on the group too and I have to tell you this resource is a necessity for an Alta owner. Most of the guys on here are respectful and helpful.
 

bigbearguy

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Do you know the beginning serial number the issues were resolved. I assume anything produced and sold as a 2019 as far as R pack are good?
According to Ultimate Motorcycling, the recall is in effect for certain 2018/2019 Redshift MXRs with VIN range 56PARAEM_KB000367 – 56PARAEM_KB000488 and 2019 Redshift EXRs with VIN range EXR 2019: 56PARAFM_KB000099 – 56PARAFM_KB000191.
 

leeo45

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According to Ultimate Motorcycling, the recall is in effect for certain 2018/2019 Redshift MXRs with VIN range 56PARAEM_KB000367 – 56PARAEM_KB000488 and 2019 Redshift EXRs with VIN range EXR 2019: 56PARAFM_KB000099 – 56PARAFM_KB000191.

That recall on the throttle firmware is a completely different issue than the battery pack wirebond failure. The throttle issue was completely resolved by the software update.

I don't think we have ever seen a definitive answer based on VIN about the manufacturing correction to the battery issue. I believe there were some comments from knowledgeable people that it wouldn't be based on VIN, rather battery serial numbers. That said, we have documented Code 35/36 errors on MXRs up through VIN 464; and only one possible Code 35/36 on any EXR.
 
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