STARK VARG SM SKÖLL UK: Price, Specs, Range & 500-Bike Limited Edition

SKÖLL is a numbered limited-edition version of the road-legal STARK VARG SM, restricted to 500 units worldwide. It keeps the same core platform and homologation while adding the 80 hp ALPHA specification, Dynamic Traction Control, titanium weight-saving parts and the SKÖLL Black treatment.

Stark states that production is limited to 500 numbered motorcycles worldwide, with no second production run planned.

Yes. Stark says the limited edition is individually numbered, including engraved limited-edition triple-clamp details.

In Norse mythology, Sköll is the wolf that hunts the sun. Stark uses that story as the theme for the all-black limited edition.

Stark’s launch information lists a UK price of £12,990. Check the live MotoEbikes product page or contact us before purchase in case pricing changes.

Stark’s global launch release says first deliveries are from October 2026. An individual UK delivery date still needs to be confirmed for the specific bike.

Stark says SKÖLL is road-legal and has the same homologation as the standard VARG SM. Registration, insurance and the rider’s correct UK licence entitlement are still required.

Do not assume CBT eligibility from European A1 wording. UK entitlement depends on the bike’s registered classification and your licence; confirm the V5/registration details and your entitlement before purchase.

The correct entitlement depends on the final UK registration classification and your own licence. MotoEbikes can confirm the motorcycle documentation, but riders should verify their personal entitlement before road use.

SKÖLL is offered in the full ALPHA specification with 80 hp peak power.

Stark quotes 914 Nm at the rear wheel. Rear-wheel torque includes drivetrain multiplication, so it is not directly comparable with crankshaft torque figures from combustion motorcycles.

Stark’s SKÖLL launch technical table does not publish a specific top-speed figure. We do not invent one; confirm any UK-homologated speed data if Stark publishes it.

Stark claims 123.4 kg, which is 1.1 kg lighter than the standard VARG SM at 124.5 kg.

Stark attributes the 1.1 kg saving to 3D-printed titanium footpegs, saving 140 g, and a full titanium bolt kit, saving a further 900 g.

Yes. The launch specification includes 3D-printed titanium footpegs and a full titanium bolt kit.

It is not a separate underlying platform. Stark retains the core VARG SM architecture, structural battery, single-speed drive and homologation; SKÖLL changes the limited-edition specification, hardware, finish and standard equipment.

Stark calls the finish Sköll Black. Eligible components are powder-coated, anodised or otherwise finished in deep black, with the gold final-drive chain providing contrast.

It uses Stark’s 7.2 kWh structural battery, listed at 420 V in the SKÖLL technical specification.

Stark claims 183 km / 113 miles urban, 118 km / 73 miles suburban and 81 km under WMTC. Actual range varies with speed, temperature, rider weight, route and riding style.

Stark quotes around two hours at 240 V using the 3.3 kW portable charger, and around 3.5 hours at 120 V.

Stark’s launch information says the portable charger can use a standard household outlet. The plug, adapter and electrical supply must match the local setup.

Stark says charging from an AC car charger is possible with the appropriate adapter.

No conventional gearbox or clutch is used. The electric drive is single-speed.

Yes. Dynamic Traction Control is standard and tunable across ride modes.

Yes. Stark’s VARG electronics allow configurable power delivery and regenerative braking, alongside tunable traction-control behaviour.

SKÖLL uses KYB suspension. The limited edition is supplied in Medium specification only; Stark dealer guidance says this setup is optimised for riders around 75–95 kg.

The supplied SKÖLL setup is described as optimised for 75–95 kg. Riders outside that range should discuss spring and setup requirements with the dealer.

Stark lists 290 mm travel for the 48 mm KYB closed-cartridge front fork and 303 mm wheel travel at the rear.

Brembo brakes: a 320 mm front disc with four-piston caliper and a 220 mm rear disc with single-piston caliper. Stark also lists an optional handlebar-mounted rear brake.

Pirelli Diablo Rosso IV tyres are listed: 120/70-17 front and 140/70-17 rear.

Stark lists a seat height of 93.5 cm / 36.8 inches.

Stark lists 31.2 cm / 12.3 inches of ground clearance.

The technical specification lists a 147.1 cm / 57.9 inch wheelbase and 26.1° rake.

Arkenstone is Stark’s waterproof, shock-resistant Android-based display. Stark lists navigation, offline maps, GPX functions, lap/session timing and over-the-air updates.

Yes. Stark lists turn-by-turn navigation, offline maps and GPX recording/playback through the Arkenstone system.

It carries over Stark’s Crawl Mode, which can assist with low-speed manoeuvring and reversing.

The VARG SM platform uses layered digital security and GPS-based functions. Connected features can depend on current Stark account or subscription terms.

Stark’s current UK VARG SM page lists a two-year warranty for the VARG SM platform. Confirm the exact SKÖLL warranty terms on the order documentation before purchase.

Finance availability and lender terms must be confirmed live. MotoEbikes will not publish an invented monthly payment or APR; contact us for the current options if finance is available.

MotoEbikes is a UK Stark dealer based in Guildford. Use the SKÖLL product page or contact the showroom to check current availability.

We do not publish a fixed allocation number as if it were live stock. Availability changes, so contact MotoEbikes for the current position.

The measurable differences are the numbered 500-unit run, ALPHA-only specification, standard Dynamic Traction Control, titanium parts, 1.1 kg claimed weight saving and SKÖLL Black treatment. Whether those differences justify the premium is a personal buying decision.

Compare what you value. SKÖLL is for buyers who specifically want the numbered limited edition and its titanium/blackout specification; the standard VARG SM uses the same core platform.

Stark’s launch release states that there is no second production run planned for the 500-unit SKÖLL edition.