It's now dropped here, 2 minutes ago(Spain).
The websites updated just now.
€13990. Same as the EX here.
Has a seat option now. Although just "Grip" options (and a mark up).
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The websites updated just now.
€13990. Same as the EX here.
Has a seat option now. Although just "Grip" options (and a mark up).
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As of 8:45am EST it is now available for order: $12,999 or $13,999 for 80hp.
Estimated delivery Jan 2.
Deliveries starting December 6th for France.
124 kg, Pirelli Diablo IV, sweet radial monobloc Brembo front brake caliper, that's nice.
The portable 3,3 kW charger is a nice touch. Still a bit odd to not have it onboard but I guess most people can live with that, it looks really small. It's probably the same hardware inside?
This portable charger could be a game changer for the EX as well if it ever comes as an option when you buy the bike (if you could choose between stand or portable charger, would be a no-brainer).
124 kg, Pirelli Diablo IV, sweet radial monobloc Brembo front brake caliper, that's nice.
The portable 3,3 kW charger is a nice touch. Still a bit odd to not have it onboard but I guess most people can live with that, it looks really small. It's probably the same hardware inside?
This portable charger could be a game changer for the EX as well if it ever comes as an option when you buy the bike (if you could choose between stand or portable charger, would be a no-brainer).
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So the SM comes with only the "backpack" charger and not with the boat anchor of earlier models? I don't see an option to choose between them on the website.
It's remarkably small.
My guess is 900eur/$ in after sale.
SM parts page is up, but all the SM parts are missing.
They must be eating the cost penalty of all the SM parts to offer it for the same price as the EX.
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From Facebook:
It's remarkably small.
My guess is 900eur/$ in after sale.
SM parts page is up, but all the SM parts are missing.
They must be eating the cost penalty of all the SM parts to offer it for the same price as the EX.
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From Facebook:
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They weren't kidding when they said they were developing a charger small enough to fit in a backpack, great surprise is it's as powerful as the stand charger!
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2 kg, 25*15*6 cm, great job
Stark Future on Instagram: "3.3kW power in a laptop sized charger, light enough to carry in your backpack 🎒⚡️ Plug it in at home from any wall outlet, or use an adapter to charge from any public car charger. Power anywhere, carry anywhere. Compati
813 likes, 45 comments - stark__future on October 14, 2025: "3.3kW power in a laptop sized charger, light enough to carry in your backpack 🎒⚡️ Plug it in at home from any wall outlet, or use an adapter to charge from any public car charger. Power anywhere, carry anywhere. Compatible with the...
www.instagram.com
2 kg, 25*15*6 cm, great job
There can't be any significant cooling in that thing. Will you be able to handle it after 2h on 3.3kW charging? It will be toasty.They weren't kidding when they said they were developing a charger small enough to fit in a backpack, great surprise is it's as powerful as the stand charger!
Stark Future on Instagram: "3.3kW power in a laptop sized charger, light enough to carry in your backpack 🎒⚡️ Plug it in at home from any wall outlet, or use an adapter to charge from any public car charger. Power anywhere, carry anywhere. Compati
813 likes, 45 comments - stark__future on October 14, 2025: "3.3kW power in a laptop sized charger, light enough to carry in your backpack 🎒⚡️ Plug it in at home from any wall outlet, or use an adapter to charge from any public car charger. Power anywhere, carry anywhere. Compatible with the...
2 kg, 25*15*6 cm, great job
Charger might even fit in my Tankrucksack, I've just taken measurements; internal length is ~3cm more, width is 7cm more; height is plenty more.
It's called PRO Enduro WP, and it just fits my Zero FXE (shouldn't be any bigger).
Might as well work without Tankrucksack, but with two latching straps laced under the Stark seat when the fairing is off
It's called PRO Enduro WP, and it just fits my Zero FXE (shouldn't be any bigger).
Might as well work without Tankrucksack, but with two latching straps laced under the Stark seat when the fairing is off
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So a group of Varg riders (be it SM or EX) are coming into this small town in rural Croatia for lunch and a quick charge - after they plugged in their portable chargers set at full 3.3kw it took almost 3 days to restore power in the region 
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Lol but you know there really are people who think that!So a group of Varg riders (be it SM or EX) are coming into this small town in rural Croatia for lunch and a quick charge - after they plugged in their portable chargers set at full 3.3kw it took almost 3 days to restore power in the region
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Charging your Varg is not using much more electricity than using your electrical oven or cloth dryer.
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Well, that was not all meant sarcastic. A Varg charging at +3kW puts quite a load on a properly configured 220V wall plug with a 16A fuse like it is common in Europe; it will not take two chargers at full power on the same fuse. Now imagine some small restaurant in a rural place with a probably already questionable electrical wiring, a group of Varg riders in desperate need of a charge begging for access to a power outlet - how much of charge can each bike get in an hour or two? One Varg is fine most likely not being able to draw more than 1 to 2kW if there are other things on the same fuse. Two Vargs is already pushing ones luck. I guess to seriously charge more than one Varg you need a EV charging station to make sense.
Michael
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Got to limit the charge power when you are in that airbnb with the socket in the underground garage. Same circuit has the owner's washing machine on that consumes 2.2kW when it heats the water.
On the plus side, with the Type2 to 3xSchuko adapter, you can charge three Vargs at the same 11kW charging station in parallel
On the plus side, with the Type2 to 3xSchuko adapter, you can charge three Vargs at the same 11kW charging station in parallel
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The Type2 adapters I've seen so far are all limited to 3,7kW, but I've thinking along the same lines
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You're right that for housing, typical installation would have difficulty providing enough for charging 2 or 3 Vargs at full charge.
Most people use slow charging at home but now I see why your example of a restaurant "pit stop" makes sense indeed. You'd trip the fuse and the restaurant would ask you to unplug and maybe find another place to eat
Compatibility with public AC EV chargers is a big plus, if you ride in a group of Vargs better plan your trip carefully.
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Or maybe cutting costs elsewhere?
The left axle holder of the fork, that you can see from 9:00, looks pretty special. It doesn't look like there is any pinch bolt or that it's split in any way. It looks like the pinch bolts are only on the other side, that you can see @8:50. I'd like to see more of it.
The tiny portable 3 kW charger is a great surprise, the other technical aspects I'm curious about is overheating.
We will see if they managed to limit or avoid thermal limit by software, hardware or a combination of both because street riding will certainly increase the load and the heat.
We will see if they managed to limit or avoid thermal limit by software, hardware or a combination of both because street riding will certainly increase the load and the heat.
3x 16A is technically possible [AC02] Type 2 to 3 x Schuko (3 x 16A)The Type2 adapters I've seen so far are all limited to 3,7kW, but I've thinking along the same lines
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Could of course bring a coffee machine to ease the waiting time, using on of the two unused Schukos
