I just ordered a stark varg and it said the delivery date would be 22 of may 2026 and then the email said estimated delivery date was 23 of July?
What does this mean and if the true delivery date is the 23rd of July how can they advertise "securing your delivery" (as in securing the 22 of may)?
Has anyone else had this problem? How fast is delivery normally.
For reference I bought an "in stock" mx 1.2 and I live in Solvang California
Recently spoke to someone who had a varg and I was immediately hooked and set on getting one issue is I don’t think I’m skilled enough to handle the instant throttle of it or would be able to keep the wheel down i ride a 72 v bike but this is a different type of torque … so should I get more experience on other bikes and work my way up or would I be comfortable on a varg ?
Does anyone have one they wanna part with? My bike did not come with one, as I bought it from a dealer. I already lost my phone once due to my negligence of not locking it in fully. I’d rather click it in and leave it. Of course I’m willing to pay. Stark doesn’t sell just the bolt and wants me to buy a whole new docking station.
Hey everyone, I am going to be buying an EX sometime in the near future and have a quick question. Are there any positives/negatives to buying and having it shipped directly to your house as opposed to having it shipped to an authorized dealer? It just seems like having it shipped to a dealer is the better way because I have seen some horror stories about people receiving theirs damaged in shipping or receiving the wrong bike altogether. Also if something breaks and its still under warranty you have some place to take it. Thanks
Never had electric but I've been real curious about the sm. I can't pull the trigger on something I haven't ridden though, at least not for 14k. Normal manufacturers have demo at dealers. Does Stark do that? I'm not worried about handling it I have an mt09 and grew up on mx bikes. I like rowdy, trying to kill you power.
Took delivery of my SM a few days ago. No charger. Stark support just said
> You are currently, as informed by Parts, in the list of the priorities of the customers to which Stark needs to ship the portable charger. Our Logistics Team is actively working on this and as soon as your charger is shipped, you will be notified.
Based on the time it took me to get my bike (ordered in December, received May 6th) it looks like I could have a bike sized paperweight for months?
Here’s the thing, I have an 80hp Varg, an Ultra Bee, a KTM450 that I never ride. I’ve loved Kawasaki KX’s since I was a kid and lately have been wanting to get a new KX250f just to have a new toy and for more variety. Will I just be disappointed by it after mainly riding my Varg?
have a warranty claim to get the battery/inverter swapped out for new but everyone I call that's on the Stark approved list is telling me they straight up won't do it. Any ideas? thanks in advance
So I'm on the hunt for a supermoto. I'm really curious about the Stark Varg SM and what this bike will become over the next 5 to 10 years. I'm a little hesitant to buy anything that fairly new, I know the Stark Varg mx version has been around for a little bit now, but do you guys see Stark Varg achieving greater battery life, or do you think the battery is essentially at its max for what it could be come? I'm actually considering this bike, but the overall battery life may not be enough.
The maintenance on these is definitely way better than any gas machine, but a battery can go bad overtime or lose some charging capacity. I'm not here to bash the bike, I'm just curious what you guys think the future of Stark Varg will become. I'm fairly certain that in the next coming years, the major motorcycle manufacturers will be putting out their own supermoto versions like a crf450rl electric, for example.
First dirt bike. Don’t wanna be underwater in case I want to sell it