The Stark Varg goes first, showing off its instant electric torque and impressive control. Despite the steep, rocky surface, the Varg powers up the hill smoothly, making the climb look almost easy. The team is impressed, and the host encourages viewers to enter for a chance to win the bike.
Next comes the real test: can the Hayabusa, a machine more at home on drag strips than mountain trails, make it up the same hill? The nerves are palpable, and for good reason. The first attempt ends in dramatic fashion—the Hayabusa cartwheels down the slope, suffering bent handlebars, a broken kill switch, and a battered subframe. The crew rallies, improvising repairs with duct tape, zip ties, and some mechanical ingenuity to get the bike running again.
Despite the damage, they’re determined to give it another shot. With the subframe removed and the bike barely holding together, the Hayabusa lines up for round two. This time, in a tense and sketchy climb, the bike makes it to the top—barely. The victory is hard-won, with the Hayabusa battered but running, while the electric Varg remains in perfect condition.
Not content to stop there, the team takes the Varg on a trail ride up the mountain, testing its battery life and off-road prowess further. The lightweight electric bike impresses again, handling technical climbs and rocky sections with ease, and still retaining plenty of battery power.
The video captures the thrill, the chaos, and the camaraderie of tackling extreme terrain with unlikely machines. It’s a celebration of creativity, determination, and the pure fun of pushing bikes—and riders—to their limits. And for one lucky viewer, the Stark Varg could soon be theirs, ready for their own mountain adventure.