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The Charging Socket is a standard one from "Phoenix Contact".
I had some problems with my bike too,
Sometimes a reset via the MODE and SET button works wonders.
Keeping ESPECIALLY the short CP pin clean also helps ...
I've written with Phoenix Contact about the Energica issue, they state it's loosing the
CP-signal due to the pull of the cable.
If there is some maniac that would put in a longer "CP-Pin" in the socket that might help get
a better connection 🤣😜...and better charge initialization. Problem is...no one will do that🙃

Jonas

First, it’s in Switzerland.
Second, the SS9’s rear brake line consists of a rigid pre-formed section and a flexible one leading to the calipers. Both parts had to be replaced because the flexible section wasn’t detachable.
And did I mention this was in Switzerland? 

Given Energica’s lack of response, the completely uncertain waiting time, and the likely equally high—if not higher—costs due to shipping, I considered this clearly the better option.

Hello,
Had a small accident today.
A group of cars in front of me braked, the first one slightly, the next one harder and so forth, until me, who couldn't react in time....shit happens, fault is probably with me ...
I would need a new carbon mudguard now for a 2021 model year EVA Ribelle with Marzzochi fork...
Or try repairing it, but a new one (maybe Chris Paz could help?)
from the US would come in handy, as the insurance will probably pay for it!

Kind regards from Germany

oh hell yeah, i want a 240 hp monster too!!  and of course i know i'll pay dearly for it too, but the few dozen they may sell a year to fanatics won't keep the company going..

higher voltage is not automatically more efficient, that's kind of a catch there.  higher voltage, means more cells, which means, either more weight, more room taken up, BIGGER more cumbersome,  OR each cell is smaller, so while you may preserve overall kw capacity, C rate is increasing, so that means a bit less efficiency.  instead of the bigger cells being able to handle 400 amps,  the medium cells can only push 350 amps before getting too hot, so you have that tradeoff.  The voltage still has to be converted from mains to battery too, and the more you have to 'change' it, the bigger the losses.  if you really start pushing things, now insulation starts changing class too, having to protect things harder, it's harder to shield / control, arcing between terminals, dielectric strengths between parts becomes much more significant now...    there is no free lunch.

Aaron

I didn't know the SS9+ has a spot for a centerstand. I only have the 2020 SS9-, no place for a centerstand, AFAIK.


-Don-  Auburn, CA