Sold 2018 MXR
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C5tor
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Might want to double-check on the latest firmware part. Usually the older firmware shows the double-zero for the speed, while the updated firmware shows a single zero when started. That seems to be the one visual cue to tell if a bike has an older firmware, at least as far as I have seen.
Newer firmware has a display like this:
Newer firmware has a display like this:
C5tor
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Sorry for the confusion. Actually meant it as a buying tip for any potential Alta buyers, since it is one of the few ways to tell if a bike has older firmware without MultiTool. Didn't mean to imply that your bike had not been updated. I was just double-checking to see if it had been. Simple enough to update even if it was an older firmware. Thanks for clarifying that it has indeed been updated.
I've helped update the firmware on several bikes where owners legitimately thought the firmware had been updated to the latest version only to find out later that it was not. So just passing along a tidbit of info to both prospective buyers AND sellers.
If it helps any, it looks like a sweet ride in essentially new and almost unused condition. If I had an extra $12k sitting around, I would definitely buy it myself. I'm sure it will find a good home in some lucky person's garage. Good luck.
I've helped update the firmware on several bikes where owners legitimately thought the firmware had been updated to the latest version only to find out later that it was not. So just passing along a tidbit of info to both prospective buyers AND sellers.
If it helps any, it looks like a sweet ride in essentially new and almost unused condition. If I had an extra $12k sitting around, I would definitely buy it myself. I'm sure it will find a good home in some lucky person's garage. Good luck.