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You must have the greatest 401 ever built or you are 6'5", 100 lbs and ride all the way back on the seat. With the same mods as you this bike doesn't have enough nuts to power wheelie in 2nd unless I ride off a cliff.

16 are available everywhere here. I only did both because I also wanted the weight loss in the rear, it was 1.5#.

He wants a taller ratio, the front has to get bigger not smaller unless my brain is broken.

I went to a 44tooth rear (aluminum superlite) mainly to drop the weight of the stock unit and then a 16t up front. Probably about the same gearing change and I like it. You will definitely need a new chain, which is fine since the stock one is made of pasta.

Damn, that is the first pic I've seen of one not taken by a professional. I need that asap.

Has anyone anywhere seen a Vit 801 in a dealer? Husky was saying end of November to show up in dealer showrooms but no dealer I've talked to has any idea when they are coming in.

I just saw the new 401's in the flesh for the first time. They just look heavier. Seat is fatter, Vit front fender is ridiculous looking and the whole thing is just thick.

It isn't easier to trace it back from the O2 sensor itself?

Sure, but that is for functional carbon fiber, which is generally ugly as hell. They didn't get that gloss without using epoxy.

I forgot the details of it until I saw that pic above. Ceramic coating or not on the exhaust pipe, that carbon fiber cap over the passenger seat will absolutely not take that heat. That bike has never run.

I'm going to say that that custom version, killer looking, is not actually usable. I had a Ducati in the 90s with underseat exhaust and there was a ton of heat insulation under the seat to manage it. I was still barely usable when it got over 80 F. I'm still waiting to see anyone actually get...

I've never seen that before, it is gorgeous. GLWS.

My little bike project is coming to an end, going to pick up a Vit 801 when they come out. Build thread for this is here: https://hqvadventure.com/forum/threads/so-im-doing-a-thing.1235/ with info on clutch project here: https://hqvadventure.com/forum/threads/magura-hc1-juice-clutch.1290/...

Going to pick up a Vit 801 when they are available. This little project bike will be in the For Sale section shortly.

Do you have speakers in your helmet? There is a small circular dongle that goes on a handlebar that gives simple directions, don't remember what it is called. Between that and voice guidance from google maps in your ears you should be covered. Edit: look up Beeline moto.

I don't know what stuff costs where you are, but Shorai have been very good to me and are very light.

That is the first thing I do on every bike I get.

I have a vit and did a full paint job on it. That sticker is under the clear...

I'm picking one up when they come out, I had already laid out a color scheme like that to get a cafe racer 'bone line' like they did with the yellow. But that windscreen is hot AF.

I have a laser cutter/printer. I can make any can look like stock :)