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[Philip]

I thought the power curve of an electric motor was quite flat.

The torque curve is flat.

The power curve is not flat. Power is torque * speed. If the torque stays flat and the speed is growing, the power will be increasing. The power grows linearly up to a "knee point". After the knee point, the torque starts dropping and the power stops growing and becomes flat. Soon after that, both the torque and the power drop fast.

Alta Redshift MXR and MX on a Dyno - Riding Maps Demystified

@Fog 25 is having pretty good results with map 4 and a gearing change as far as battery life.

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Alta Redshift MXR and MX on a Dyno - Riding Maps Demystified

@Fog 25 is having pretty good results with map 4 and a gearing change as far as battery life.

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Stark Varg on the Dyno

The video you've all been waiting for.

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Owner's Review - Stark Varg - First Customer Review!

You seem like the person to ask... Can you help me understand the claimed torque specs for a Stark Varg? In my mechanical world, Horsepower is calculated by multiplying torque x RPM and dividing by 5252. So for the Varg - 665 lb-ft x 14200rpm / 5252 = 1797 horsepower. Clearly that cannot be...

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[Philip]

In short do you feel that their graph is accurate?

Uhhhgg... it's an accurate data. If the data is credible, then what I feel needs to be adjusted to match it.