This is the best promo video. It makes me want one. I too ride, but KTM 450 2024 6days and CRF 450RX 2021 but something makes me come back to this Electric bike. There is something really intreaging about it .
Its a great experience, so different to a gas bike. I took my 23 Husky FX 450 out to that same trail the previous weekend. There was no comparison. I'll always love my gas bikes but when I have the choice of what to take, I always take the Varg. At a moderate trail pace it will do 34-40 miles of OHV type trail. If I want more time in I bring my generator and charge it on breaks. Honestly though, I'm usually worn out before the bike is out of juice. Everyone who has ever ridden it is blown away by it. Instantly stops a critic and changes their mind.
@@japandrz Than you for your response! I am only worried for the battery if I don't ride it every day, like 10-50 times a year, as every battery it would drop in % capacity. Do you know how much is a new battery? I would really love to get one of these!
@@EddiNice They have come down in price. I think $2500 now. They are good for 1000+ full charge cycles. I have 48 hours on the bike and I have not seen any battery degradation. I charge on a slow rate when the bike is at home. Cost me less that $1 to "refill" the bike. I ride the bike in Hard Enduro, SIngletrack, MX, Double track. I ride it all. The bike is incredibly flexible. Obviously I would not dual sport the bike or take it on a long distance desert ride. For 99% of the riding I do, the range has not been an issue.
@@EddiNice The bike losses very little battery % capacity when turned completely off. When its on stand by mode it will go down about 4% per week. If you store the bike at 50% charge I think the battery will last a very long time
@@japandrz Please post hard enduro videos, as I am considering one for Xmas, as such your videos will help me pull the trigger. Thank you in advance. Subscribed.
Cooking with gasoline out there 💥
Thanks man! Grilling with electrons
Sick run!!!
Thanks man! Have to lose a minute + off it it. Need that Fuller straight line speed in that one section!
This is the best promo video. It makes me want one. I too ride, but KTM 450 2024 6days and CRF 450RX 2021 but something makes me come back to this Electric bike. There is something really intreaging about it .
Its a great experience, so different to a gas bike. I took my 23 Husky FX 450 out to that same trail the previous weekend. There was no comparison. I'll always love my gas bikes but when I have the choice of what to take, I always take the Varg. At a moderate trail pace it will do 34-40 miles of OHV type trail. If I want more time in I bring my generator and charge it on breaks. Honestly though, I'm usually worn out before the bike is out of juice. Everyone who has ever ridden it is blown away by it. Instantly stops a critic and changes their mind.
@@japandrz Than you for your response! I am only worried for the battery if I don't ride it every day, like 10-50 times a year, as every battery it would drop in % capacity. Do you know how much is a new battery? I would really love to get one of these!
@@EddiNice They have come down in price. I think $2500 now. They are good for 1000+ full charge cycles. I have 48 hours on the bike and I have not seen any battery degradation. I charge on a slow rate when the bike is at home. Cost me less that $1 to "refill" the bike. I ride the bike in Hard Enduro, SIngletrack, MX, Double track. I ride it all. The bike is incredibly flexible. Obviously I would not dual sport the bike or take it on a long distance desert ride. For 99% of the riding I do, the range has not been an issue.
@@EddiNice The bike losses very little battery % capacity when turned completely off. When its on stand by mode it will go down about 4% per week. If you store the bike at 50% charge I think the battery will last a very long time
@@japandrz Please post hard enduro videos, as I am considering one for Xmas, as such your videos will help me pull the trigger. Thank you in advance. Subscribed.
Nice rip
Thank you! Perfect weather. You should have come out