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I honestly never looked at the battery power oh come on now ,when I go riding I check the fuel before I go back out and have to undo the cap and shake. all you had to do was look at you phone screen with all that telemetry and values and look at battery life

The bike spruiked openly as the world's best MXer need to be video captured doing a 30 plus 2 by a pro rider on a tough track to have cred.

No. There is a huge political, and woke ideological component, to the unnecessary head long rush for electrification. We have to keep that aspect out of the discussions here.

almost all of your posts suck.

The other manufacturers have all responded. They have chosen not to build to fail. It is not possible to make a 450 pro-level competitive E MX bike with existing battery technology. The batteries are primitive (per pound, dried cow dung stores far more energy) and the 6kWh units are woefully inadequate- too small- for machines that have to do 30 minutes, plus 2 laps, a sight lap as well as a red flag restart and the travel time from the truck. Make the batteries bigger, say 12kWh, and you have a 320 lb bike that is hugely bulky, and will...

I’d love to hear the answers to these questions: how much battery life was left after the moto? what was the warehouse/factory like? Actively building bikes? How many bikes are ready to ship? Where is the video footage of those? Hundreds of Stark on the assembly line and completed ready to ship? if he can’t answer these questions, Stark had him sign a robust NDA…which means they have something to hide. Or he can answer them, but is trying to be a stark cheerleader, and the answers don’t tow the stark party line, so he’s hiding something to stay goody...

Wait, I think it was the pine trees

I got this after the event on Sunday morning and it helped my eyes immensely. I couldn’t fall asleep on Saturday because my eyes were so irritated. My congestion went away fairly quickly, but my eyes were still red as of yesterday but are much better today. That solution worked very well for me.

Yep just Arizona allergies pollen and dust like all the idiots in here who weren’t at the races with us said!

If you walk in from outside and there's no breeze going in with you, it's balanced and not bringing in fresh air. That's probably great for football, but it sucks for motorcycle races. It was plenty chilly in there during practice, which I get because they want it comfortable for when the crowd showed up. My guess is the roof adjustment keeps the air balanced so that you aren't being sucked in, or blown out. I'm not sure what pollen had to do with it or not, but they weren't exchanging air, it seemed to be recirculating.

Okay, I got an official diagnosis: BILATERAL ACUTE CHEMICAL CONJUNCTIVITIS with SUBCONJUNCTIVAL HEMORRHAGE in both eyes. My niece had the same diagnosis from a completely different doctor than I and in a completely different state.

It had never happened before in the history of sx until minneapolis last year. Feld released a run of the mill “nothing to see here” report and since then ppl had kinda forgot about it and it seemed like just a fluke thing that hadnt happened before and wont again. Since then every race has been completely fine until all of a sudden it happened again last week. Same exact symptoms unanimously across dozens of ppl on this forum alone. At this point a pattern is starting to arise as to where this isnt just some weirdo one off thing...

you know i wouldnt be the least bit surprised if this is all by design to intentionally get people sick at these events to push E-bikes into the sport. all they had to do was open the stadium.

Feld and the Stadium will not acknowledge any problem since it will be admitting something was wrong and there was a problem. I'm sure their corporate lawyers are telling them to keep quiet.

my gf and i were there as well section 115 right at the first corner and remember saying the race gas fumes were pungent just walking into the stadium and noticed everyones eyes were totally cooked as we were leaveing. All day sunday into monday our eyes were beet red and sinuses leaking like a chevy. cost us a day of work, will be interesting to see what Feld will do about this.

We were club level section 201, row 1, seats 1-2. I just rewatched parts of the racing on peacock and wow, the smoke and haze that lingers in the stadium is considerable. That’s not pollen or dust.

Same problem we had at Minneapolis last year. 90% of the attendees had red burning eyes, and smoke inhalation lung problems. A few people went to the hospital for it. But Feld and US Bank Stadium claimed there was no issues. https://www.vitalmx.com/forums/Moto-Related,20/Carbon-Monoxide-Issues-a…

Whatever this was hit me hard. Left before the last 2 races having a hard time getting a breathe. Was running a fever by the time I got home. Eyes still bloodshot today.

my eyes are still messed up on Tuesday, my niece just called me to let me know that she went to urgent care today and was diagnosed and treated for chemical burns to her eyes and nose, she was getting nose bleeds

You're probably onto something. Some of these new race fuels stink so bad you can't even have them in a garage that shares a wall with your house. A spec fuel could potentially solve this and level the playing field for privateers a little more. *flame away*