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Build the specification before comparing offers
The starting configuration is a 60 hp VARG EX with the 3.3 kW stand charger included. The main choices affecting the order are the Alpha 80 hp software upgrade and the conventional foot brake. Keep the charger visible in every comparison so an included item is neither omitted nor presented as an extra.
Alpha uses the same platform as Standard and can be unlocked later. If you are unsure whether your terrain justifies maximum output, leave it off the initial order. Paying for Alpha at handover adds little value when you expect to use the bike mainly in slow technical going.
Use the current configured total
A static article price ages quickly and rarely describes the exact motorcycle being compared. The Bajamoto configurator itemises the bike and selected options and shows actual motorcycle stock, giving you a current total for the specification you intend to buy.
Check competing offers against that same equipment. A base 60 hp motorcycle, an Alpha-equipped bike and one with the conventional foot brake are different orders even when an advertisement presents them under the same model name. Compare the final specification line by line before treating any discount as meaningful.
Hold the motorcycle constant when testing finance
Lease and instalment options both begin at 12 months. Deposit, term and final payment alter the simulation, so keep the selected motorcycle unchanged while testing those variables. Otherwise, the lower monthly figure may reflect a different specification or a larger amount left until the end.
Read the total cost and final payment beside the monthly amount. Extending the term solely to meet a target payment can produce a structure that suits you less well. The calculator helps compare scenarios; the finance provider confirms the final offer before signature.
