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Interesting, thanks for sharing the screenshots. I still don't really understand how this failure mode could even happen, I can...

It doesn't seem vastly different from the competition like the Zero S (60 hp, 132 Nm, 223 kg, 17.3 kWh, 160 km highway range, 240 km...

We do know a bit more about the bike, its official name is WN7. W stands for wind, n for naked, 7 for the power range. 130...

Yess exactly that. So i would recommend you follow that procedure and do as they tell you.

is that balance charge the same process that they told me??

They did accept the replacement. It will be the 6.5 since the 7.2 does not fit. They asked me in the emails to balance charge first...

I think that this is a good general piece of advice, but in the specific case of Stark, IMO they should really take care of their...

Hello Erwin I have contacted with stark and I have a video call with them today. (Yes really fast service for now). But I´m not happy at...

Hello Brongle, first of all thank you very much for your incredible app... The cells group are exactly the same as Erwin 41 and 42...

The intent on this thead was to demonstrate range increases (or not) with super tall gearing and zero Regen. It also increases...

I'd love to see something more current, there have been several mapping changes and IIRC Bryan had problems with wheelspin and the 80hp...

The torque curve is not flat on the stark, but the electronic turns down max HP to 80 HP, so the HP curve stays constant. You found a...

No, the top of the HP is always near the End of the usable rpm. At a certain point te torque curve drops faster than the rpm rises. That...

Nope, you do not. The HP stays constant. HP= Torque*rpm. Simple math. you change gearing to 1/2", then you raise torque by doubling, and...

No, its always torque that moves you. Horsepower is just a mathematical construct. Therefore HP is always abysmal in low rpm. By...