Thanks Rix, it's nice to get that kind of recognition. It's not just this bike, I've always worked hard to take care of all my bikes, but with this bike, it's easier than any of the other ones.Rix wrote: ↑Jan 18 2022 7:41pmYah, you are the one guy I wouldn't hesitate about frame fatigue if I was buying an ebike from you. You take care of your stuff very well.Theodore Voltaire wrote: ↑Jan 18 2022 7:39pmConsidering how long your motor has lasted in those conditions, mine should last about 100 years.
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Things I don't miss,
Changing my crankcase oil
Replacing my oil filter
Changing oil in my primary
Adjusting my primary chain
Tweaking my carburetor
Adjusting my clutch lever
Replacing worn out clutch plates
Annual state inspection
Annual vehicle registration
Collision Insurance
Getting pulled over for speeding
Changing my crankcase oil
Replacing my oil filter
Changing oil in my primary
Adjusting my primary chain
Tweaking my carburetor
Adjusting my clutch lever
Replacing worn out clutch plates
Annual state inspection
Annual vehicle registration
Collision Insurance
Getting pulled over for speeding
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All valid points. I currently own my first FI road bike. Its nice not having jetting that thing to work at 4000-8000 feet, and then sea level if I ride over the hill.Theodore Voltaire wrote: ↑Jan 19 2022 1:36pmThings I don't miss,
Changing my crankcase oil
Replacing my oil filter
Changing oil in my primary
Adjusting my primary chain
Tweaking my carburetor
Adjusting my clutch lever
Replacing worn out clutch plates
Annual state inspection
Annual vehicle registration
Collision Insurance
Getting pulled over for speeding
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punch bug blue!


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But wait theres more!!
Crazy single track.

Crazy single track.

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Hey this windshield that I said I wasn't going to install, I installed it. It feels pretty good on a cold day. From the top of my shoulders, and up, I feel the cold wind on my head. From my shoulders down to my hips, it's like no wind at all, so my body core feels a lot warmer. At 30 mph I feel a lot of turbulence, and buffeting at head level, but at 40 mph the air magically calms down, and gets a lot smoother.
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You got to admit, the shape of that shield fits the Stealth's looks pretty good.
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It does, and if it was a smoked screen, it would look even better. Notice any difference in top speed?Theodore Voltaire wrote: ↑Jan 23 2022 8:36pmYou got to admit, the shape of that shield fits the Stealth's looks pretty good.
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Yeah, that's how I got this one. I installed a smoked one for a friend, and he gave me the takeoff. I think these screens cost over $100.Rix wrote: ↑Jan 23 2022 9:34pmIt does, and if it was a smoked screen, it would look even better. Notice any difference in top speed?Theodore Voltaire wrote: ↑Jan 23 2022 8:36pmYou got to admit, the shape of that shield fits the Stealth's looks pretty good.
I got up to 40 against the wind. I noticed at that speed head buffeting was a lot less than 30 mph. I'm thinking there won't be a lot of difference either way.
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It does look good but I’d think if you turn on your headlight it will blind you.
Your definitely a do’er!
Another TV original! ( I own that quote!)
Tom
Your definitely a do’er!
Another TV original! ( I own that quote!)
Tom
I'm married so you know I'm no stranger to pain!
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Do speed run and tuck in behind the screen, I bet you add 3MPH or more onto your top speed.Theodore Voltaire wrote: ↑Jan 23 2022 10:50pmYeah, that's how I got this one. I installed a smoked one for a friend, and he gave me the takeoff. I think these screens cost over $100.Rix wrote: ↑Jan 23 2022 9:34pmIt does, and if it was a smoked screen, it would look even better. Notice any difference in top speed?Theodore Voltaire wrote: ↑Jan 23 2022 8:36pmYou got to admit, the shape of that shield fits the Stealth's looks pretty good.
I got up to 40 against the wind. I noticed at that speed head buffeting was a lot less than 30 mph. I'm thinking there won't be a lot of difference either way.
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Tassels = 10 mph
Windscreen = 3 mph...
They have gone plaid!

Windscreen = 3 mph...
They have gone plaid!

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After watching this video I like the Zero FXS. If I was going to buy an electric motorcycle this would probably be the one, even though I don't like the way it looks. It goes 85 mph and has 80 ft lbs torque. Zero to 60 in 3.8 sec. The problem is can't ride it on city trails, registration, licensing, insurance, can't park on sidewalks.
The Sur Ron is souped up with 72v, and 80 amp controller, 10kw. The Zero is stock.
Start watching at 9:20 mark.
The Sur Ron is souped up with 72v, and 80 amp controller, 10kw. The Zero is stock.
Start watching at 9:20 mark.
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Hah.. what the heck. One is a road legal electric-motorcycle the other is like an under-powered moped built with MTB parts.
Hardly an apt comparison.
Hardly an apt comparison.
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Hey guys...
Not been in here for a long time....though I'd get my bike on the road again...
Not using the bike regularly, has caused a dead battery and doesnt seem to want to come back to life !!!
Can anyone point me in the direction of a new battery for the B52 - Australia if possible...
I don't want to pay silly money from Stealth
Dunk !
Not been in here for a long time....though I'd get my bike on the road again...
Not using the bike regularly, has caused a dead battery and doesnt seem to want to come back to life !!!
Can anyone point me in the direction of a new battery for the B52 - Australia if possible...
I don't want to pay silly money from Stealth
Dunk !
DUNKEN K BLITHS / eVangelist !
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Welcome back - pm CowardlyDuck, based in Canberra - he builds great packs!DunkenKBliths wrote: ↑Feb 02 2022 2:18amHey guys...
Not been in here for a long time....though I'd get my bike on the road again...
Not using the bike regularly, has caused a dead battery and doesnt seem to want to come back to life !!!
Can anyone point me in the direction of a new battery for the B52 - Australia if possible...
I don't want to pay silly money from Stealth
Dunk !
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Double that.. CD is the Dewd.
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2 days ago it was 73 degrees, and I rode my bike on a 40 mile loop around town. Todays high is 26 degrees.
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Thanks for the endorsements guys!
Yeah, still building packs for those located in Australia.
Flick me a PM if interested.
Cheers
Yeah, still building packs for those located in Australia.
Flick me a PM if interested.

Cheers
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What kind of tests can we personally do to figure out if our battery is in poor health or in need of repair/replacement?Cowardlyduck wrote: ↑Feb 03 2022 7:56pmThanks for the endorsements guys!
Yeah, still building packs for those located in Australia.
Flick me a PM if interested.![]()
Cheers
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The first thing you can do is check it's voltage. For a stock LiFePo4 battery if it's less than about 68v it's probably poop dog, especially if it's been that way for a long time.AAAAQQQ wrote: ↑Feb 03 2022 10:10pmWhat kind of tests can we personally do to figure out if our battery is in poor health or in need of repair/replacement?Cowardlyduck wrote: ↑Feb 03 2022 7:56pmThanks for the endorsements guys!
Yeah, still building packs for those located in Australia.
Flick me a PM if interested.![]()
Cheers
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Yeah as TV said check the voltage, but specifically check it's sag under load.
i.e. hot off the charger under WOT you should not see more than about 5-7V of sag. Any more than that and it's starting to get cooked. Obviously the greater the sag the more cooked the battery.
That being said, if it still has the punch and range you want, who cares! Use it till it's unusable I say!
Cheers