Anybody with KTM Freeride E Please help!

[ElectricMoto]

I also follow this guy's channel (John Howerton), and I actually like him very much.
Many of his tips are suitable for the Alta as well. He is really showing what electric dirt bikes are all about. I am all for it.

I agree, he does good things for the electric riding community

 

[Bionicman]

be gentle im not an E engineer
my Alta fast charger I had the adapter to 110v standard US outlet - never had an issue with the extended charge times
is there an adapter for the KTM similar?

 

[smdub]

There is no adapter for the KTM E-XC charger. it is 220-240V only.
In theory, you MIGHT be able to run it from a 20A 120V outlet though an autotransformer in the low charge setting. I haven't tried it.

 

[Redwolf]

Just plug it into your clothes dryer outlet, almost every home has one, and they are 240v

 

[Bionicman]

This alone keeps me from purchasing a Freeride - 240v get with the program KTM

 

[Philip]

The OP lives in an RV park, where 240V costs a lot more money every day. @hellboy666 might have given up on his Freeride, or found a workaround, because we haven't seen him here for exactly one year.

A step-up 110V -->. 240V converter should help. It is a one-time cost, about $200, a lot less than paying daily for a more expensive parking spot.

Two questions remain for Freeride owners/shoppers though:

1) Would it charge from a 110V 20A outlet?

2) How many amps would it need at 240V?

 

[revoltlution]

Everything I have read says current freeride is 220vac only, no 120vac

 

[rayivers]

2) How many amps would it need at 240V?

Apparently 13A in fast-charge mode, and 10A in normal. KTM manual page