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Apparently there was a history of bad credit with the company.  This was several years back and I don't remember the details. I'm pretty sure I posted something about his troubles here when it happened but I'm not familiar with the search facility or even what keywords I would use to narrow it down.

Looking for recommendations. I already have a lift for the rear wheel but I'm looking for a front wheel lift that will allow me to remove the front wheel. Thanks in advance!

I'm NOT that ambitious.  I brought the panels and the front fender to a local shop recommended by several of my friends. I told him I wanted the panels painted the same color as the fender. I couldn't get a color code from Zero (I asked). So I counted on the guy at the shop (at this point, I'll refer to him as "The Artist") to do the match and he did it PERFECTLY. He also did the paint on my 1999 K1200LT, as the saddlebag lids had faded really bad while the rest of the bike looked fine.  He doesn't have a website, but has a presence on a few social media sites if anyone is interested.  Shortened Google Link to his info:  https://is.gd/2B4Yq1

I really like the way that looks, I might want to get that on my EGO here.  Does it raise or lower you much from the original seat?

If I slide back, it FEELS a little bit higher. However, like every Corbin seat I've owned, it'll eventually break in to the shape of my pelvic bones and will likely feel the same height. More importantly, there is more room to slide back, so it makes it easier to get into a tuck at highway speeds.

LOVE the way this looks!

Quote from: JaimeC on March 24, 2024, 02:30:51 AM

Would that be Filipacchi in Manhattan?

Hudson Valley Motorcycles - Filipacchi’s schtick is electric mobility so I think they’re fine to keep going with Energica.

Currently they only carry Zero and Energica.  All of the "Electric Mobility" stuff they used to carry is long gone.  Damn shame about Hudson Valley. I always planned on taking a ride up there to demo an SS9.  Taking a demo ride around Manhattan doesn't sound like much fun to me.  Zero did demos at Americade a couple of years ago.  Before that, a local dealer offered demo rides up there too.  I've NEVER seen Energica there, and I think they're missing a HUGE opportunity by not being at the world's largest touring rally!

As long as ANY of my vehicles are running and problem free, I have no reason to get rid of any of them. My K1200LT is 25 years old this year and has over 238,000 miles on it. It is also the most reliable vehicle of any kind I've ever owned. I'd have to be STONED to replace it.  I traded in my 2001 Subaru Outback in 2018 because I could no longer get replacement parts for it. Other than that, I'd still be driving that today.

I have little to no incentive to replace either my 2021 SR, or my 2019 XMAX. As long as they keep running, I'll hang on to them. Can't understand why anyone would want to replace a perfectly good running vehicle which is why I've never purchased a used vehicle until recently (the SR is the first used vehicle I've ever owned, and the previous owner's reason for selling it made sense to me when I was in the market for another Zero and could no longer get what I wanted from the manufacturer).