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IMO, four fixed "maps" is not enough to cover motocross, off-road, etc. We identified this as a weakness which needs to be addressed. The virtual flywheel in the Varg will be more advanced than what the Alta has. The end user will have fine grained control over the flywheel parameters...

I don't know enough about all of the mechanical aspects to comment on that, so I won't. As far as the electrical connections, everything on the battery is via connector. If you look at the 16 minute video at time stamp 6:26 you can see the battery and motor/inverter on the table. You can see...

I am the most senior guy on the team that designed the motor, inverter, battery. I won't tell anything that cannot be gleaned from the 16 minute video (battery layout shown in CAD as well as actual battery case shown, motor shown and stated to be 9kg). From this it is obvious that it is not the...

You are welcome. HRV = Hrvatska = Croatia

Let me clear a few things up. The motor was designed in house. It is bigger and heavier (9kg) than the Alta motor, but it is more efficient under load. Being more efficient is just like adding cells, so that offsets the weight. Also, the inverter (also designed in house) is both higher power...

It is not a fukata. It was not designed by "dissecting" a fukata. I suppose you came to this conclusion by looking at the cooling channels; your conclusion is wrong. Motor and inverter design is in house and closely coordinated. The motor is bigger and heavier (9kg), but is more efficient under...

No, it is not the motor in the Alta :)

For those who don't like the weight distribution of the Alta (front heavy) the Varg addresses that issue. That will not change with production bikes. Tortelli is heavily involved in the frame/chassis -- goal was to fix the weight distribution and make it feel more like a typical ICE bike. That...

So you are saying that Stark won't be delivering motorcycles in any significant quantity?

This project is 2 years up to this point. Do you think they started thinking about this yesterday?

There are 400 cells per bike