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It looked like a July 4 celebration.   ;)


  ;D here's hoping that our bikes won't be bringing the sparkles as well as the flashing To celebrate the 4th.

Happy 4th everyone!

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Same thing happened here. Though the bike has never been exposed to water via a wash or rain. It was plugged in and looked to be charging fine before I left it. 4 days later I come back to it and the whole screen is flashing.

Unplugged and then rode it as I normally would and haven't noticed any issues. It has happened twice already and I suspect when I come back to the bike in a few days, it will be flashing again.  :-\

Hope this gets sorted out. I'd hate to find out that I'm doing more damage to it by continually charging it.  :o

2016 S 9.8 by the way.

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: lower seat question
« on: July 04, 2016, 02:23:23 PM »
Haven't logged on for a while but thought I'd update w some pics.
She's 5'1" or so and had serious doubts about not being able to ride because of the ride height still not being optimum even after the suspension and seat adjustment.
She has 0 riding experience and was worried about not being able to flat foot it.
I'm happy to see her feeling a lot more confident during our practice sessions now.

I'm estimating about 4" ish for reduction from stock height. Still not able to flat foot but acquiring balance and confidence goes such a long way. Hope this helps some of the shorter, new riders out there!






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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: lower seat question
« on: May 26, 2016, 11:48:57 PM »
emoowear - how much were you able to shave off of the stock seat?  How much padding is there on the stock seat?

With what I saw and felt initially, i'll have to guess and say 1.5-2"? I'll take better pics once we have the bike back and will try to show how much padding is still available along with more accurate numbers on exactly where the savings in height is with the seat and suspension.

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: lower seat question
« on: May 26, 2016, 06:26:27 AM »
So the bike came and left this morning. Everything was looking good until we tried to start it up. Gave a 2-1 error? A quick search on the boards tell me that it's has something to do with the contactor? Perhaps a motor control board problem? So they had to reload the bike and is now back at Hollywood electrics. Haven't received an update so I'm not sure how long it will take this time. We're just itching to ride soon.

At any rate, the ride height is considerably lower. I'm 5'9" and I'm just about flat footin' it plus, I was wearing flip flops. So, with the stock seat shaved and new suspension in, I'm going to guess and say it's been lowered about 2.5-3". I'll get more accurate estimates once they re-deliver. My friend wasn't able to sit on it today because of work but I'm really hoping this is low enough for her. She's gone and bought some boots to increase her stance as well so we shall see.





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Excited to see people's color choices/options!  :)

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: lower seat question
« on: May 20, 2016, 11:39:19 PM »
charelsb, thanks for starting this thread and thanks everyone for the insight.

My friend just recently bought a 2016 S. She is 5'1" on a very good and generous day. The stock ride height is way too high, she could barely make contact with the ground so the guys at hollywood electrics are working on it now.

They initially lowered/shaved the seat but it was still not low enough for her. Our seemingly, only option at this point is to swap out the shocks which "should" be done by next wednesday. I don't know the numbers in which they've lowered it so far and how much they intend on lowering it but I would hope it would be considerable. We understand the necessity for preloads and such but she's a light girl and hopefully there won't be any scraping issues.

If that fails however, i'm not sure which direction to go. Considering a corbin seat for her but not sure how much lower it can be and then there are riding boots with thicker soles...

Manzanita, sounds like your girl and my friend is in the same situation.

I'll update once we get the bike.


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In case anyone didn't read about the display of this bike at the Indonesian auto show, BikeEXIF has some nice photos.   I want this as a kit!
http://www.bikeexif.com/custom-zero-sr-electric-motorcycle?omhide=true

Thanks for the link!

I'm not a big fan of the fairings but Ok, this kit, or at least an equivalent needs to come here and be available stat. I'd be all over this day one. Any fabricators/modders in Socal that can do this?  ;D




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Got my seat today and it is AMAZING!!!!

Looks great! Thanks for sharing. Cannot wait to get mine, wait time seems long but am still waiting on delivery of the bike :D so all is good.

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Thanks for the updates quixotic!

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Pics and Vids / Re: Zero Motorcycle wraps, Blue Chrome?
« on: April 26, 2016, 08:19:37 AM »
How are you guys planning on cutting the vinyl to size? Is there a template available or are you guys eyeballing. I'm horrible at 'eyeballing' and fear that if I attempted this...well, it just won't look good. :D

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I'm interested in trying out handlebars that let me have different riding positions.

I've already replaced foot brake with and brake so I can put my feet other places.

Anyone know of a simple adapter that would let me run the common 7/8
handlebars, which are available in a lot of styles, instead of the tapered
ones?  I'm personally looking for a more lean-back position rather than
a lean-forward.

I just ordered a clubman-style handlebar. I know that there's a difference between the handlebar diameter and the clamp diameter, but I figure that I can easily get some bendable strips of aluminum and wrap them around the handlebar before clamping.  (And yes, I'll be removing the fake tank so that the new handlebar will fit.)

Watching this thread. Would love to see how yours turn out Quixotic. Wondering about the removal of the tank though. Do you plan on putting a narrower faux tank to keep the functionality of the tank pocket?

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This looks great and priced rather well. Chomping at the bit to order mine. Just waiting for all the ducks to get in line :D. Brown seat.

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