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That is awesome, thanks!

What should we check to know the battery status?

Thanks for all the comments.

I had a 2020 DSR where I spent lot of hours adjusting the belt. I had some left footpeg vibrations that were solved aligning and increasing the tension to the mid zone of the range.
Last year I sold the DSR and bought the 2024 DSRX, much easier to adjust.

Following your comments I have lowered the tension to 60kg from the 70kg I did a couple of days ago (consistently measured with the krikit device), and it goes smooth, no noise and no vibrations. It was also smooth with 70kg but I have read everywhere that lower tension is better. I adjusted it after 1 year for the first time because I noticed it a little low.

In my experience, in winter the tension goes down and in summer it goes up, so I will re-check after 3-4 months.

Cheers!

Hi! I was checking my belt tension today and it was at 50kg (measured with the gates krikit ii device). I decided to adjust to reach the recommended ~70kg (750N in the manual).
I also noticed the belt had a very little gap from the sprocket so I decided to give it just a little more.

The tension is now better (~75hz with app and 70kg with the krikit), but I wanted to share a picture of the left gap of the belt to know your opinions.

Does it look ok to you? Too much gap?

Thanks mates!

I finally found (I think) the problem.

If you switch the bike on, move a little y switch it off, it updates position but the battery status is not correctly updated. It looks like I interrupted the upload somehow.

What I don't get is why dont we get periodic updates of the battery SoC? It is only updated while charging or when the bike is on... I have to go down to the garage after a couple of days to know the current SoC. That kills the purpose of the remote app because I can remember where I stored the bike XD I don't know the app to remind me that I parked in the garage yesterday

I am waiting for Zero to release some "how to fix" document, as they did with the brake hose line. Then once I know the exact spot I will try to fix it by myself

Link updated, thanks!

Thanks so much for your comments, that makes sense!