The Stark VARG SM SKÖLL is an 80HP Alpha supermoto limited to 500 numbered motorcycles worldwide. It adds a black finish, titanium equipment, a distinctive seat and Dynamic Traction Control to the VARG SM platform. MotoEbikes lists it at £12,990, checked 12 October 2026.
The buying decision is whether that edition’s equipment and finish justify the premium over the standard SM Alpha. Limited production does not guarantee future value or a particular UK allocation.
SKÖLL specification at a glance
| Detail | VARG SM SKÖLL |
|---|---|
| Production | 500 numbered bikes worldwide; Stark says there will be no second run |
| Listed UK price | £12,990 at MotoEbikes; confirm the full quotation and availability |
| Maximum power | 80 hp Alpha |
| Battery | 7.2 kWh manufacturer specification |
| Controls | Dynamic Traction Control and adjustable ride modes |
| Suspension | KYB SM setup; Medium configuration, described by Stark for approximately 75–95 kg riders |
| Brakes and tyres | Brembo four-piston front caliper with 320 mm disc; Pirelli Diablo Rosso IV tyres |
| Wheels | 17-inch front and rear |
| Edition equipment | Titanium footpegs and bolt kit, black components, numbered engraving and Simil-Alcantara seat cover |
| Charger | Listed 3.3 kW, 16 A, 120/240 V portable charger |
These are published specifications, not results from a MotoEbikes riding test. Check the final order specification and current software features for the bike you are buying.
SKÖLL versus the standard SM Alpha
The standard VARG SM 80HP Alpha is listed at £11,900 at MotoEbikes. On those checked prices, SKÖLL costs £1,090 more. It remains a VARG SM; the headline 80HP output is not unique to the limited edition.
Stark attributes a weight reduction of approximately 1.1 kg to the titanium equipment. Treat that as a manufacturer equipment claim, not a measured handling improvement. The black finish and numbered identity are the more visible reasons to choose the edition.
If you primarily want the supermoto platform and Alpha output, compare the standard model’s final configuration and price. If you specifically want SKÖLL, establish what is included, which numbered bike is available and the expected delivery date before paying a reservation.
Does the Medium suspension suit you?
Stark describes the supplied Medium setup for approximately 75–95 kg riders. Ask how the supplier applies that range to rider weight and riding kit, and discuss setup if you fall outside it. A special edition’s specification should fit the rider; a numbered plaque does not compensate for unsuitable suspension setup.
Check reach to the controls, footing, parking manoeuvres and loading arrangements. Stark lists a 93.5 cm seat height for SKÖLL, but seat-height figures alone do not establish how a bike will fit an individual rider.
Range and charging: what can you rely on?
The 7.2 kWh capacity does not establish a fixed UK-road range. Road speed, conditions, tyres, rider mass and riding style affect consumption. We have not measured a separate MotoEbikes SKÖLL range figure and would not infer one from its weight saving.
Stark quotes two hours at 240 V and 3.5 hours at 120 V for the listed charging setup. Confirm the supplied UK connection, suitable circuit and permitted current setting; do not assume maximum charging power is available from every domestic socket.
Read how charging time works and how to plan your charging setup.
Is SKÖLL road legal, and which licence is needed?
Stark presents SKÖLL as a road-homologated VARG SM. Road approval and the rider’s entitlement remain separate checks. Match the exact bike’s Certificate of Conformity and registration details to the appropriate licence category, insurance and road-use requirements.
An 80HP peak figure does not answer the licence question, and an app power setting does not establish learner eligibility. For the category rules, use our electric motorcycle licence guide and GOV.UK. The guide concerns Great Britain; check separate Northern Ireland requirements where relevant.
UK availability and what to ask before reserving
At the time of checking, Stark’s UK page displayed SKÖLL as out of stock. That does not establish whether a particular dealer allocation is available. Contact MotoEbikes for the position on a specific bike rather than treating the worldwide production limit as a live stock counter.
- Is a bike allocated, and what is the expected delivery date?
- What are the reservation and cancellation terms?
- Which charging equipment, road documents and setup are included?
- Does the Medium suspension suit the rider?
- Which connected functions require a paid plan under the current terms?
- Can the insurer quote for this exact edition and configuration?
View the MotoEbikes SKÖLL listing or contact the Guildford showroom. To compare the broader family, visit the Stark VARG advice hub.
Sources
Checked 12 October 2026: Stark Future’s SKÖLL specification and availability display; linked MotoEbikes product prices; GOV.UK motorcycle categories. For official film and visuals, see Stark’s SKÖLL launch film.
Further reading
standard SM buying guide · range evidence · UK charging setup · insurance enquiries.

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