Nice! Enjoy.The wife actually said we are riding Sunday, so that's good.
Just wondering: is this type of moto riding legal in Switzerland or are you poaching?Nice! Enjoy.
That was her first day out on the motorcycle this year. It’s nice to get the first wet rooty ride out of the way. She gets way more confident after a few of those.
On dirt roads with plates, yes.Just wondering: is this type of moto riding legal in Switzerland or are you poaching?
Wonder if you can do the same wheel swap for a 21/18 setup. If it has enough power, I don't need more than like 40 miles. I'm curious how the 19/18 wheel setup rides.similar motor (12.5 KW) as the sur ron ultra but shorter range/smaller Ah battery, and 37lbs lighter. And half the price.
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those are like 85cc dirbike wheels right?Wonder if you can do the same wheel swap for a 21/18 setup. If it has enough power, I don't need more than like 40 miles. I'm curious how the 19/18 wheel setup rides.
Motorcycle wheel sizes can go from 10"-21" in inch increments except for 20" and a 16.5" thrown in there.those are like 85cc dirbike wheels right?
They're not full size motorcycle wheels and they're definitely not mtb wheels but I guess the dork rocket market is big enough now with sur rons that they are their own thing?
I don't know where you get a 19" front, that makes no sense to me.those are like 85cc dirbike wheels right?
They're not full size motorcycle wheels and they're definitely not mtb wheels but I guess the dork rocket market is big enough now with sur rons that they are their own thing?
They probably did it because 21in wheels are a little heavy for these kind of bikes. 19in is a bit small up front but there are a lot of tires for 85cc mx bikes.I don't know where you get a 19" front, that makes no sense to me.
I don't know where you get a 19" front, that makes no sense to me.
A 21 doesn't seem like a ton of effort and the payoff would be worth it. But that's also what make me want to try the 19 front to see what's up. Maybe it's fantastic and easy to toss around like that.You have to realize that the US is a tiny moto market compared to places like India and China where smaller motorcycles of all kinds prevail.
A 21 doesn't seem like a ton of effort and the payoff would be worth it. But that's also what make me want to try the 19 front to see what's up. Maybe it's fantastic and easy to toss around like that.
17" supermoto wheels would also be fun.
3.0 motherfucking Kendas, as in kenda, the supposed tire company that makes nothing good for anything tells me my assumption is correct in that this is a barely existent market at this point. At least in terms of riding hard on dirt, not commuting in Viet Nam level utilitarianism.Motorcycle wheel sizes can go from 10"-21" in inch increments except for 20" and a 16.5" thrown in there.
The problem is getting appropriate tires for the application.
I like your Sisters.View attachment 194636
did 50 miles today, got to the top of a hill I could see from the highway.
@gonefirefightin had a ton of routes around that area. All my time has been at China Hat, but the riding there is so epic.View attachment 194636
did 50 miles today, got to the top of a hill I could see from the highway.
I saw some guy butt bouncing one of those up a trail I was riding a few days ago. I thought of you.View attachment 194636
did 50 miles today, got to the top of a hill I could see from the highway.
is that what happens when the battery dies?
Apparently the 2 bikes that have been delivered are to a YouTube guy and a freestyle guy (pictured). There have been some great content including dyno runs. The YouTuber has an Alta so there is a good bit of side by side.is that what happens when the battery dies?
that looks skurry
I've seen the youtoobR guy.Apparently the 2 bikes that have been delivered are to a YouTube guy and a freestyle guy (pictured). There have been some great content including dyno runs. The YouTuber has an Alta so there is a good bit of side by side.
I still think it's crazy just how good the Alta is after what, 5 years? I mean, damn. The Stark has a lot going for it but it still seems sketchy with only 2 guys posting content.I've seen the youtoobR guy.
I don't know.....they're still lagging.
rampy jumpy stuff seems like a really good application for those but it's kind of a limited market
For sure. Especially considering how many pre-orders they had. Alta had to do a year of loss leader pricing to get bikes out there, whereas these hair gels just need to be able to make the damn thing which they seem to be struggling with.I still think it's crazy just how good the Alta is after what, 5 years? I mean, damn. The Stark has a lot going for it but it still seems sketchy with only 2 guys posting content.
I still think it's crazy just how good the Alta is after what, 5 years? I mean, damn. The Stark has a lot going for it but it still seems sketchy with only 2 guys posting content.
yeah that's one of 'em
I remember the good old days when.thatbairvwas brown not gray.yeah that's one of 'em
look at that delicious, clear, southern california sky
mmm, mmm, mmm