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Thanks for that but we tried it no luck, I have done this sam thing……. “ Hello, I am Sam, what can I help you with today? Phone not connecting with the bike If your Stark phone is not connecting with your VARG, please follow these steps to troubleshoot the issue: Ensure Compatibility: Only...

Another problem :rolleyes: phone will not connect to the bike, no use like that. My lad did the first 15 minute practice session on a sandy track from full charge and it was down to 31% even with a short red flag period, put it on charge but then the display went off tried everything but the...

Yes we do, I have just 17 year old twin boys who are like me and mad on motorsport, during covid we got permission to use the field behind our house with a quiet electric bike right next to other houses so we got a Surron LB which they soon started wrecking, later that year we saw a 2 year old...

Much like ours then, battery removal is not a big job I am told they change it with a nut gun in seconds in a "pit stop"

I see, thanks for putting the effort in. I think what has happened is the spacer has come out a few mm with the bolt, if I was just to turn the bolt around and push the spacer back in with the wide end of the bolt the swingarm would just pull out.

Is this the new version or the older one that has been around for years?

£8,130. how does that work!

My swinging arm has slightly raised areas in line with the outer edges of the mud flap where there are slight rub marks which looks intended but the center area does not look right. I am assuming the rubbed area is hollow which is why I am concerned, if it were a big solid lump I would not be...

Brand new Stark Varg Alpha £9,399.00

Yes seen it before on other bikes and much like the side panel rubs the shock reservoir. Makes it worse on the stark because it is much more ridgid than other bikes and ribbed causing these grooves, I dare bet others have it just difficult to see because the tyre is very close I only saw it...

Mudflap seems too stiff and the ribs at the back have rubbed away some of the alloy, maybe not helped by the fact an 18 inch tyre is very close to the mud flap.

Seen a few have had that message, must be a general thing my issue turned out to be the drivetrain. Not great mileage, 18 miles and well in to the limp mode at that.

You would need a hell of a lot of patience to fix what is clearly an electrical issue of some kind with a shaft and gears.

Ha Ha so true, could not have put it better myself😀

The time my stark was totally dead it was the VCU, stark told me this quite quickly and sent me another which had rubber mounts instead of being solid mounted, might be worth suggesting this to them because a guy the other day had stark tell him the drivetrain was the problem but he read someone...

But no one in the right mind is going to buy a Piston. rod, crank. cams, crank cases, clutch, complete gearbox, any many other mechanical parts to fix an electrical issue are they? The stark drivetrain bolts together much like an engine, what is wrong with pulling it apart replace the faulty...

As I said before hardly used it at first but once the weather picked up it got daily use in the field/track we have behind our house, I think it was about 30 hours before we started having major issues. Believe me I was one of the people saying the stark has next to no running costs compared to...

Yes it seems some see enduro as what others would call trials on an enduro bike, made me think a few years ago I took my 3 kids to a trials practice area on trials bikes. I was not bothered but just took our Freeride electric to save me walking, I was suprised how long the battery lasted riding...

🤣 You on comission? You forgot to mention on many of these events they have a team of mechanics armed with battery nut guns to change the £2700 battery sometimes multiple times in an event. You could not do that in a proper UK or even worldwide FIM timecard enduro because only the rider can work...

" On paper, the EX is perfect for my intended use. Range is not a concern since even my longest rides are no more than one tank of fuel: ~90km / 3h." Well that confirms it, people are actully falling for what the salesmen tell them although he does say "on paper" which gives a glimmer of hope...