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I'm not a mx guy, but I am of the opinion that there are more/better choices of tires in 18", at least for single track style riding...

This one is for KTM/Brembo, they use a stock photo, but it's the right part number RMS-5300002. https://www.ebay.com/itm/386448405582?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5338344719&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

55 miles!? Hope you can finish!

You could just remove the ’added stuff’ before perusing a warranty claim.

I see 2 chargers, you have 2 Vargs (and a Tesla)? Life is good!

I guess there should be an announcement from Stark about this, since they are so great about communication...

Eye no!

that's a pretty accurate 2 decimal angular measurement! So it's about 13.999 degrees with the mod?

This is a great solution, thanks for the fotos! Just out of curiosity do you know how many degrees the bike was leaning before the modification?

Myself and many others have put a used Honda CRF 21" wheel on the front, and there are a lot of choices of 19" for the rear. I have a Tusk T35 100/90-19 on the back, but I would recommend finding a softer/gummier rear tire. Of course that depends on where you ride. Any Honda CRF front wheel will...

I suggest you call the dealer instead of waiting, even though Stark has made us incredibly good at waiting... Once the order is actually assigned to the dealer, it will show up as "Cancelled" on stark's website. There is plenty of waiting for your dealer to receive your payment, and more waiting...

You should definitely contact Stark, because according to this February 5 email from them, they will be replacing the bracket, in which case, you will need a new stand as well. 1) I have read that the original footpegs had many breakage failures, and that there is a new stronger design. Is this...

Yes, like Mike said, get one of those stands where you step on a leveraged pedal to raise the bike. And you can take the charger out of the Stark stand and put it in a plastic case like many have done.

I hope your kids can swim or touch the bottom! (Risky bidness relying on those flimsy tubes to hold air).

I know a guy who had one of these, he said it was a great bike in all ways EXCEPT wasn't waterproof, he had major problems with water intrusion, and Cake took it back. That was a few years ago, so hopefully they have resolved those problems...

Try it and report back, btw, I am under the impression that ktm sprockets should fit.

I think we all agree the Storm Bee is not worth considering. I have an Ultra bee (with Rox fixed handlebar risers), which is great for the money, but the suspension is not up to snuff, and the cost of upgrading the stock suspension takes the price too high for what it is. So it has those...

According to my converter 126kg = 277.78 lbs. Basically 18 lbs heavier than a Stark, which is already too heavy ☹️

Sur Ron has a full sized e dirt bike, the Storm Bee, unfortunately it's rather underwhelming...

I recommend you contact your dealer and see if they know anything, I think most dealers are clueless, thanks to Stark's lack of communication.