Stark Future VARG EX Electric Dirt Bike: Where Power Meets Versatility

Electric vehicles are taking over the world, and Stark Future is at the forefront of this revolution in the off-road segment. After the success of their first electric motocross bike, the VARG MX, the European EV start-up has unveiled its latest creation, the VARG EX. This electric enduro bike promises more power, versatility, and innovation than its petrol-powered competitors.

Designed for On and Off-Road Adventure

Stark Future's second electric dirt bike is designed to be both road-legal and versatile, which makes it quite different from its predecessor, the VARG MX, whose capabilities are focused only on motocross tracks. The other great thing about the VARG EX is its bigger 7.2kWh battery compared to the MX's 6.5kWh pack. This enables the bike to produce up to 80 horsepower in its top-spec 'Alpha' model—meaning it's more powerful than any petrol-powered alternative in its class. There's also a 60hp version, available at a lower price point.

Five riding modes in the bike adjust the power output between 10hp and 80hp. The EX has an extremely lightweight weight of just 120kg, so it can be easily managed by a rider. There are five different tire options available for the 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheels. The handling setup has been set in exquisite condition with Kayaba's 48mm closed cartridge forks with 300mm travel and a KYB rear mono shock. All this is specially fine-tuned for the EX so that it feels comfortable and in charge on any road.

What Makes It Standout

Stark Future has packed the VARG EX with groundbreaking features, starting with the Arkenstone display—a removable, military-grade Android smartphone integrated into the bike. It is a dashboard, GPS, and gyro system that lets riders record video. Directly, it also ties the rider to Stark's support team for a smooth ride.
The EX is ready to be taken out on the road, and it comes from the factory, with a powerful 4000-lumen headlight, integrated indicators, handguards, and rear license plate holder.

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Conclusion

For those who are ready to enjoy the future of dirt biking, the VARG EX is here. Available at ₹10.8 lakh to ₹11.7 lakh, it will cost about the same as high-end petrol bikes like the KTM 500 EXC-F Six Days. It has started to take pre-orders and expects to begin shipping worldwide within a few months; its exact date in India has not yet been confirmed. It's the future of adventure in more ways than a bike.

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