We love Stark Future’s VARG MX and EX models at RideApart, including me. The fact that VARGs are starting to win off-road championship titles brings public opinion closer to my truth: these machines are ready to compete against established ICE models. The only caveat is that the aforementioned championship-winning bikes are considerably trickier than the
Stark VARG MX and EX Factory Editions revealed Factory Edition badges are sometimes applied liberally, but Stark Future has gone quite a step further with its latest VARG model. The new Stark VARG MX Factory Edition and VARG EX Factory Edition come with the complete KYB Factory A-Kit suspension package, extensive titanium hardware, Dynamic Traction
Stark Future has introduced the VARG MX and EX Factory Editions, two limited-production off-road electric motorcycles developed with input from racing director Sebastian Tortelli. The models are based on the existing VARG platform, but feature work-level suspension, lightweight components and modified electronics, aimed at giving riders more control rather than more power. Production is limited
Ahead of the new The Dirt Pack stories, our test rider Ziggy took a training course with MxStage.be at the MSV De Uitlaat in Vlissingen, Netherlands. MxStage.be is a Motocross training and coaching platform founded by Alain Rolls. The day was also the first real-world test for The Dirt Pack’s new van, the KIA PV5,
We are truly living in the next era of two-wheeler innovation. Leading the way is Stark Future, a brand that is making waves in the off-road racing scene, but what we should be even more interested in are the free add-ons it is offering its customers. They are not just free; Stark owners don’t even
Stark Future has introduced a free over-the-air software update to all VARG Alpha riders, adding ‘Traction Control’ to MX, EX and SM Alpha models. The update went live on June 21, 2026. The system continuously monitors wheelspin on all surfaces – from smooth tarmac and painted road markings to gravel, wet roots and mud –