Everything You should know about Stark Varg specifications

Since it was first introduced in December 2021, the Stark Varg electric motocross has immediately received a huge positive response and extreme motorcycle enthusiasts. When officially sold, the motorbike sold 1,000 units in just 24 hours!

One of the things that makes Stark Varg manage to steal the attention is that the specifications offered are quite capable. With a weight of only 109.769 kg, this motorbike is claimed to be able to produce power up to 80 hp.

One thing that is no less important is its form. Stark Varg at least really looks like a serious motocross. There are not many curves and a futuristic-smelling design on this motorbike – although it is undeniable that the overall appearance of this motorbike has a strong minimalist impression.

Equipped with a 6 kWh battery, Stark Varg claims its motorbike to be the most powerful dirt bike. They released two variants, namely the 60 HP version at a price of US $ 11,900 and the 80Hp version with a price tag of US $ 12,900.

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In addition to claiming the most powerful engine, Stark Varg also equips this bike with Brembo brakes, KYB suspension at the front and rear, and a choice of 18 or 19 inch tires to choose from.

Interestingly, Stark Varg embed advanced technology in its gas system. It is claimed that the Stark Varg motorbike has 100 types of maps, which can make this two-wheeler bring out the character like a 125cc to 400cc motorbike, and is even claimed to be able to create character differences such as four-stroke and two-stroke engines.

Stark Varg also boasts of the chassis construction of this bike which uses special materials such as magnesium, carbon fiber and aluminum which are used for space flight.

Regarding battery performance, this motorbike is claimed to be capable of driving for six hours at low speeds (15-20 km / h). However, if it is launched for real racing needs, the duration drops drastically to only about 40 minutes. While the battery charging time is in the figure of 1-2 hours.

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