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I have no idea how you determined what the overall enduro bike category 12v system availability is. Not sure if you know that can be easily adjusted for whatever amperage you desire to select. Literally every EV vehicle has that and most of them are pretty decent amperage. Nothing special about...

I should probably note, there is a huge difference between range from street and dirt. Surprisingly, the type of tires involved don't seem to matter much. I often commute with off road knobby tires, and it doesn't effect my range much on the street.. I also have a set or rims with street tires...

Required qualifier* battery chemistry can change cold weather performance a lot, and I won't pretend I'm an expert on the batteries in question But that being said, lights, heated gear, phone charging, etc, are pretty much irrelevant. My average ride takes about 2 hours, where I consume 6kWh of...

I think the important distinction is the EX is a street bike, as is the Zero FX. I think it would be smart for Stark to add a 110v charger to the EX, or at least offer a smaller, cheaper 110v mobile charger, but this would probably be a US only thing. The Zero makes a great commuter bike, but if...

*at the moment That is definitely true. I don't think that will last very long. They are throwing away money if they don't address this issue as the competition starts catching up. It is inferior in overall performance, no doubt. It is plenty fast trail riding, which is mostly what I do...

I'm sure it is fun to ride - that is the whole reason I pre ordered it. That doesn't mean it isn't badly designed or there aren't other options available.

I asked for clarification, but they seem to be slow to respond now. I guess they didn't like me pointing out the Zero FX is a far superior design in this category.

After finding some other somewhat related threads on the subject related to the MX, it looks like a lot of people were hoping the EX would offer some 12V circuits to use for such things. This is so absurd. I currently ride a Zero FX in the woods, it has a 20 amp 12V system that has no problem...

So waiting on my order for a new Varg EX, and emailed Stark, wondering what the low voltage capacity is, so I could add some accessories. They confirmed the low voltage system is 12v, however they wouldn't tell me what the capacity was, and basically said adding accessories isn't recommended. I...