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-MAVERICK- Liked a reply to forum topic 2027 CRF450R

10/29/2026 3:32pm
Factory Edition KTM announcement is November 18th. KX450 is November 23rd.
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nickmorgan Liked a reply to forum topic 2027 CRF450R

10/29/2026 7:02am
I think the KTMs will be announced with the next week or so from what i heard. I Know its a new frame and some pretty big updates and the rumor is some form of Electric valving in the suspension.
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Smith246 Added a reply to 2027 CRF450R

10/28/2026 7:35pm
Might have to wait a long time for one of them, first 2 at my dealer are already spoken for. Said he should have standard model available in December. Or if I want ktm factory edition get my name on one now, will no more about timing towards end of the year. It's a bloody hard choice 🤦‍♂️

Smith246 Added a reply to 2026 yz250f spring rates 220lbs

10/25/2026 10:57pm
I am about the same weight and have a 27 model, it's an updated model but i believe they still have the same spring rates. I went up from 54nm to 56nm in the rear and put one 5.0nm in one side of the forks and im pretty happy with that. I will probably put both 5.0's in the forks...
Through my experience regen never really changed my battery usage but it would have a big influence on if the battery would run hot or not. I ended up settling on around 30-40%. And I also found that horsepower level only had an effect on battery usage when I would drop the power down to a level where it was...

Beagle Liked a reply to forum topic Yamaha Uncovers Electric 'YE-01 Racing Concept' Model

10/4/2026 2:45am
Absolutely, your mileage may vary. It's hard to extrapolate the range you'd get from other riders, it depends so much on terrain, speed and riding style, it can wildly swing. Honda and Yamaha prototypes appear to have smaller batteries, don't know if they're conceived for quick swaps but that's the way newcomers like Bonnell or Dust are going, under 1 min swap.
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I think the biggest thing with everything battery powered is it can vary so much and you really won't know until you try it yourself in your own conditions. Myself and 2 close riding buddies all had or have starks, all for over 12 months and rode them in all sorts of conditions. We are all Vet riders and none...
This might sound harsh and I in no way mean it to be offensive to you. What I have found with electric is the slower the rider the more they love it and have more positives to say aboit it compared to gas. This is just a general observation I have noticed with people that have owned them and now...
No pro will ever be able to do a 30 minute outdoor moto on an electric bike in any of our lifetime. I'm a fat old vet and can flatten a stark battery in 20 mins on a sand track. Solid state batteries is the next big thing and they are talking a 50% gain on lithion ion at best...
I think everyone or most who ride the stark are blown away and think it is amazing at first. But then every person I know including myself who have owned one eventually start to realise it's limitations and go back to real bikes. Electric is so far from being a replacement to gas it's not funny. The technology upgrade that...

Smith246 Added a reply to Opinions on a new 26 350sxf

9/14/2026 4:07pm
Don't go the stark, everyone I know including myself that had one as a main bike has eventually gone back to real bikes. Yes they may be ok as a second bike but as your main bike definitely stick with a real bike.