Electric Dirt Bikes

These high-output machines are not ordinary electric bicycles. Their power and speed are far beyond the EU EPAC limits of 250W continuous assistance and a 25 km/h cut-off.

Public-road use normally requires the relevant motorcycle type approval, registration, insurance and rider licence. Unless a specific model is registered and approved for your country, treat it as an off-road or private-land vehicle. Always check national and local rules before riding.

Use motorcycle-grade protection rather than ordinary commuter cycling equipment. At minimum, wear a full-face motocross helmet, goggles, gloves, knee and elbow protection, and boots that cover the ankle. A chest and back protector is strongly recommended.

Match your speed to the terrain and your experience. High torque can arrive immediately, so new riders should begin in the lowest available power mode.

Manufacturer range figures are best-case claims measured under favourable conditions. Real off-road range depends heavily on rider weight, speed, elevation, surface, temperature, tyre pressure and how often full power is used.

Fast trail riding can consume energy much more quickly than steady low-speed testing. Compare battery capacity in watt-hours and treat the headline range as a maximum, not a guaranteed distance.

An EU-style e-bike uses pedals and limited electrical assistance. The electric motorcycles in this collection use motorcycle-style controls, high-output mid-drive systems, long-travel suspension and off-road wheel sets. They are designed around throttle-controlled performance rather than assisted cycling.

Warranty terms differ by brand, model and component. Check the warranty information on the individual product page before ordering. If you need clarification on motor, battery, controller or frame coverage, contact us before purchase and we will confirm the applicable terms.