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Makes And Models => Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ => Topic started by: zero4al on November 14, 2016, 10:37:48 PM
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Hey everyone, I may purchase a 2013 FX. I wanted to see if there is still decent support for a 2013 model from Zero. I hear this bike uses a one-off battery that only works for this bike and the new batteries cannot be used on this bike. if an issue arises with the battery pack, can Zero still service/replace parts for the 2013?
Thank you!
Alex
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Someone on here may already know but best to call Zero. They may help you or they may try to get you to call a dealer but it is worth a try.
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Hey everyone, I may purchase a 2013 FX. I wanted to see if there is still decent support for a 2013 model from Zero. I hear this bike uses a one-off battery that only works for this bike and the new batteries cannot be used on this bike. if an issue arises with the battery pack, can Zero still service/replace parts for the 2013?
Thank you!
Alex
What did you decide? I'm on the fence about buying a "new" 2103 XU.
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I actually put the deposit down on the 13 fx. Feel like I worked out a pretty fair price. Maybe when I'm ready for a new one the technology will be even better in 2020 and the 2018 models will be on sale so I'll get the hang of the 13 first!
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I actually put the deposit down on the 13 fx. Feel like I worked out a pretty fair price. Maybe when I'm ready for a new one the technology will be even better in 2020 and the 2018 models will be on sale so I'll get the hang of the 13 first!
There are a couple of NHTSA recalls on the 2013s that you'll want to check on. #13V-257 had to do with replacing the power packs (batteries) and #13V-635 had to do with updating the controller firmware. I'm not sure if they both apply to your FX but they do both apply to the XU I'm looking at.
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Thank you that's good info.
I will try to find out when it was manufactured the first one is a smaller range. The second one I guess I just have to be aware of. does zero still take care of this issues if they haven't been taken care of yet on the bike?
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Thank you that's good info.
I will try to find out when it was manufactured the first one is a smaller range. The second one I guess I just have to be aware of. does zero still take care of this issues if they haven't been taken care of yet on the bike?
I could be wrong but I think since these are NHTSA safety recalls they have to take care of them.