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Stark can compete at full steam (no restrictions in power nor weight) in EnduroGP E3 and Hard Enduro. These are real Open championships/categories. I would add Superenduro since the 113 kg weight limit is unlikely to restrict them too much. In WSX they have a weight limit based on the...

EnduroGP it is! Electric dirt bikes just become legal to race in a 3rd and 4th FIM world championship. Beyond WSX and Superenduro, electrics are now allowed to race in EnduroGP and Hard Enduro. EnduroGP https://www.fim-moto.com/en/documents/view/2026-0-endurogp-electric-eot-bop-20260312...

Might as well ask Stark if they could extend the warranty to compensate for the "demo time"? Easy enough for them to check that it was a demo bike if it was never registered or only registered to the dealer. We know they can move the warranty expiration date in case the bike has been...

Good point

This AI analysis is not entirely awful... except for the starting point of comparing alleged 210-225 Wh/kg at system level with the target of 330 Wh/kg at cell level. Then of course all calculations regarding this are meaningless. At cell level it will be going from about 260 Wh/kg to 330 Wh/kg...

Stark confirms they'll race 4 FIM world championships this year. WSX and Superenduro are the two they've already been competing in, pretty sure Hard Enduro World Championship is the third one, for the fourth, hum, could be Enduro GP?

Thanks for the news, that's a cool feature, hopefully they keep providing a summary of these. What would be the use case for 7 kW charger, is this just if you're at one of the few tracks with +4kW plugs available? Cruise control...GTFOH, it's not a Harley Davidson! It would be nice to have...

Some news from down under, they got a Stark team over there. Jett Carter is racing dirt track and flat track. Kyle Campbell will race AusProMX and presumably AUSX as well. He did a couple of MX races last year, best result 14th then raced the whole SX season, ranked 10th in the championship...

FIM Superenduro round 7 Eddie Karlsson profited from Bolt's absence to score his first Superpole. That was a good round for him, he followed that with 2-4-3 for 3rd OA (level on points with Walker in 2nd). Martyn was close behind 6-5-6 for 5th OA. They end up 4th and 5th in the championship...

Not sure if even I could stall an electric 😆

Yeah I am well aware that's how you're supposed to do it. If you (I mean: me) would happen to mess up, no regen would not kill your momentum 🫣 Anyway that's one of the things I find really cool with electrics, the ability to adapt regen (engine breaking) to the terrain, weather, traction... or...

I thought high regen for descents and no regen for climbs. I know nothing 🤣 If (when!) I go electric, I will lose my special move: the mid-climb stall.

Interesting, thanks, so you use minimal regen for both climbs and descents?

For downhills I assumed that using high regen would be ideal but without clutch you can't really modulate engine breaking/regen, is that what you're saying?

Yes I can see it used for popping the front and free wheeling. One of the most common questions/objections about electric dirt bikes is about whisky throttle.

Some testing going on in Florida, some sneak preview of the dashboard interface (and it's not a detachable smartphone) and removing the battery. and... well if you're making an electric dirt bike, you just know Josh Hill must get some seat time really The clutch is a tiny lever separate...

FIM Superenduro round 6 (It was last week) Billy Bolt is world champion and not racing the last round cause he's becoming a dad in the forthcoming days. It was a more difficult round for the Stark boys, Karlsson 5-4-5 for 5th OA, Martyn 7-7-8 for 7th OA. Last round tonight!

So with the larger cells (with higher energy density) we would get better cooled, smaller and lighter battery packs. Or more range. Anyone knows what having 100ish cells instead of 400 cells would do for durability, quality issues and so on? Instinctively I would hazard that having less cells...

Yes I did this kind of calculations on page 2, I'll update here using Molicel P50B specs. We don't know which 21700 5.0 Ah cells they use in the 7.2 kWh pack, just that they're not Molicel P50B but since we have to start somewhere, I used P50B specs which are state-of-the-art 5.0 Ah cells with...