All

It's production because it was designed to be a production machine. The parts are production ready for suppliers, there may not be 18,000 of each part yet but there could be. By most accounts what they've managed to build is a pretty nifty motorcycle that doesn't show all the shortcuts you see in Chinese knock-off or new designs, or garage builds. Will Stark make it as a company? I don't know, I hope so, they seem like high functioning people with big ideas, the world needs more people that dedicate their lives and have the money to design cool new...

This may or may not be true, but there's a difference between running a "buy-out model" in the software world and in the hardware world. Whatever the top management's plan for the company is, they assembled a team that designed and built the best production electric dirtbike that's ever existed and they should be complimented for that. This isn't a one-off garage special, it's a production engineered motorcycle that basically delivers what was promised. Who doesn't like new and interesting motorcycles? About a dozen guys on this message board.

This thread keeps delivering on the weirdness lol

Along with the billions not buying ktm, Yamaha etc… your just trying to hard now, the reel is out of line. Time to find another thing to beat to death. id suggest something to do with deegan or Jett.

Or they set a lofty goal for producing bikes in a time when supply chains were struggling and ended up being well behind there goal. This happens all the time in business. Have you ever built a custom home, plans change, deadlines change, needs change, unforeseen problems from changes come up. is it a bad look for stark to not have hundreds of bikes out yet? Yes. Does that mean they are acting in bad faith. No.

In what world does a paid spokes person pay for the product they are promoting?

There is no way that was there plan. Buyouts take a long time. It would have taken even longer for them to develop and manufacture the bike if there plan was to be bought. what your suggesting they should have done is announce the bike and that they don’t plan on producing it but instead hoping for a buyout so someone else can make it is INSANE.

What's more likely? 1) Stark Future has done their best to navigate the largest worldwide supply chain interruption in the history of the industrial age, all while developing a game-changing, brand-new product, and is thus behind in some aspects of their production, shipping and delivery timeframes, or; 2) Stark Future has deftly conspired to build only 21 of the game-changing products, while still having to handle all the R&D and supply chain problems, all so they can rip people off to the tune of $100 each?

Oh come on dude! That’s laziest trolling I’ve seen in a long time.. you can do better than that

What incentive do they have to NOT make the bikes?? They have already talked about spending way more money than they have gotten from the deposits . And with the wait being over a year if you placed an order today ( I think somebody posted sept 2024 as an ETA if you ordered on that day they posted) . Why would they not just make the bikes? Delivering bikes is when they will start to make some money back. I imagine that they will not be making money until a lot of Vargs are delivered. Just spending it. If...