Stark Varg EX 80HP Competition Motocross
The world's most powerful motocross bike. 80HP, 938Nm torque, KYB 310mm suspension, and custom smartphone power curves.

Competition motocross standard model with 60HP output, KYB suspension, and Brembo hydraulic braking.
The Stark Varg Alpha is the entry point to the world's most advanced electric motocross platform, delivering 60HP of competition motocross performance that surpasses factory 350cc four-stroke machines in lap time testing at sanctioned tracks. The Alpha uses the identical chassis, KYB 48mm closed-cartridge suspension, and Brembo hydraulic braking system as the full 80HP EX model — the only difference is the power output, which is upgradeable to 80HP via a paid software unlock from Stark Future (starkfuture.com). Zero clutch fade, instantaneous throttle response from 0 RPM, and completely customizable power curves via the waterproof smartphone display make the Varg Alpha the ideal competitive electric motocross bike for Australian club racers and professional track riders. At $16,990 with 12-month warranty through Electric Dirt Bike Australia, it delivers championship performance at a price point competitive with premium 450cc four-strokes when lifetime running costs are considered.
The Stark Varg Alpha 60HP Motocross is for sale at Electric Dirt Bike Australia for $16,990 AUD (was $17,790, a saving of $800). We dispatch Australia-wide from our Mittagong NSW 2575 workshop, and freight is free because the order is over $1,500 AUD. Add it to your cart on this page, or message us on WhatsApp to check stock and delivery to your postcode.
The Stark Varg Alpha 60HP Motocross costs $16,990 AUD including GST (was $17,790, a saving of $800). Pay with crypto or PayID and you save 10%, which brings the price to $15,291 AUD. A full tax invoice is issued with every order.
The Stark Varg Alpha 60HP Motocross has 60 Horsepower (45kW), a 6.0 kWh Structural Honeycomb Battery battery and weighs 118 kg. Check the full specifications on this page against your riding experience and weight. Our workshop team can help you choose between models on WhatsApp.
The Stark Varg Alpha 60HP Motocross is supplied as an off-road recreational electric bike for private property and designated off-road parks. Whether any bike can be registered for road use depends on your state's rules, so check with your state transport authority (for example TfNSW, VicRoads or Queensland TMR) before riding on public roads.
Yes. We ship from Mittagong NSW 2575 to every state, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. This order qualifies for free freight (orders over $1,500 AUD).
The world's most powerful motocross bike. 80HP, 938Nm torque, KYB 310mm suspension, and custom smartphone power curves.
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The Stark Varg Alpha 60HP Motocross is priced at $16,990 AUD. Motor: 60 Horsepower (45kW). Weight: 118 kg. Competition motocross standard model with 60HP output, KYB suspension, and Brembo hydraulic braking.
Battery: 6.0 kWh Structural Honeycomb Battery. Real range depends on rider weight, terrain, speed and power mode.
This bike is for private property and designated off-road areas unless the specifications say otherwise. Road registration and licence rules differ by state, so check before you ride on public roads. Warranty: 12-month Australian warranty. Pay with crypto or PayID for 10% off.
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