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Blinking green means it’s in neutral and waiting for you to touch the bottom button to activate the bike. Have you tried that?

Just tried and mine won't blink in purple (or yellow) so I can't install the up-grade yet ?

Wrong, there is a unique engine number on all Varg's, (You just can't see it). I had to email Stark with my frame "VIN" number, and it took several days but they did finally get back to me with my engine number. (It's going to be an 8 digit number beginning with the letter "M") The other...

As I mentioned before, Stark finally gave me the engine/motor number after several email requests. Now that I have the number, I am buying (on eBay) a metal plate with the number engraved and affix it someplace that looks OEM... Pain in the ass, but problem solved... Here is one example and a...

I know of 1 for sale in norther California (New, at a dealer) Grey, 18, LHRB 15k P.M. me for details

I grab a hand-full of throttle. So, neither a bounce, nor a roll-on... Check it out here: https://youtu.be/tNCf42rXwrs

Even set to just 40 HP, it will wheelie past 60 MPH ! and top-out around 75 MPH !

I changed mine at 6 hrs and it was clear and looked like new oil !

You see fluid in the sight glass because the foot brake is still operated normally and the fluid you see is for that, and not under pressure (same as before)

It took a month, but after sending a "reminder" email to Stark, they finally got back to me with my motor Number.... Now was that so hard Stark ? (it should be on the MSO, like every other motorcycle ! )

Yes, obviously you can, Didn't you see my pictures ?

I love how the bike "feels" and wouldn't want to give-up ANY of that, so I'm ordering a set of spare tubes "Just-in-case" ! Find them here... Wheels

Looks like he got smoked ! Not a good showing...

You're going to give-up some of that sweet handling and nimbleness

try this... https://mxracecutz.com/products/stark-future-varg-template

I have seen over 72 MPH and that was with it set at only 42 H.P.

Hope this is OK with the Administrator/Moderator to post this These are hard to find in stores. You can find them here i.html

But it is needed! Stark is wrong.

For motorcycles, California requires an engine (or motor) number, along with the frame number for On or Off-Road registration and to get a title.

The mystery of the location of engine number solved, Sort-of ! But what blows is, you cant see it ! (unless you take it apart) Dumb-ass place to put it !! See below Letter also: Joe Carrillo Nov 10, 2023, 00:12 GMT+1 Where is the engine number located ? Needed for registration purposes ...