E Ride Pro SS 3.0: Everything You Need to Know
The E Ride Pro SS 3.0 is a 15.8 kW peak, 72V 50Ah dirt bike, about 167 lb. It is not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Voro ships it governed to 20 mph. The sheet says 62.
By SickEBike desk
The short answer
The E Ride Pro SS 3.0 is an electric dirt bike, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Specs that repeat are 6 kW rated, 15.8 kW peak, a 72V 50Ah pack (3,600 watt-hours), and 167 pounds. Voro shows $4,699 from $5,599 and ships it governed to 20 mph. UK and two US dealers print 62 mph. Voro says the SS 4.0 is newer, at 18 kW peak.
The E Ride Pro SS 3.0 is an electric dirt bike, not a Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike. The spec lines that repeat are a 6-kilowatt rated motor, 15.8 kilowatts peak, a 72-volt 50-amp-hour pack, and 167 pounds with the battery in. Seventy-two times 50 is 3,600 watt-hours. Voro Motors’ US page shows $4,699, down from $5,599, and says the bike ships governed to 20 mph for road use. The same family of pages, including a UK product block and two US dealers, prints 62 mph. Voro also says the newer bike is the SS 4.0, which keeps this pack and raises the peak from 15.8 kilowatts to 18. The row on this desk’s list links here.
The sheet, including the 20 and the 62
Voro’s US SS 3.0 page, Creature Racing and eMotoZone 2026 listings, and the UK SS 3.0 block. Torque at the motor and torque at the wheel are both printed. They are not the same measurement.
| What is printed | |
|---|---|
| Motor | 6 kW rated, 15.8 kW peak. UK block: 58 N·m at the motor, 520 N·m at the wheel. |
| Battery | 72V 50Ah, 3,600 Wh, swappable. 72 times 50 is 3,600. |
| Speed | Voro: ships at 20 mph, and says the machine can do more unrestricted. UK, Creature, and eMotoZone: 62 mph. |
| Range | Voro: 64 miles at 25 mph, 100 miles at 15 mph. No rider weight on that line. |
| Launch | eMotoZone and the UK block: 0–30 mph in 2 seconds. Creature: under 2 seconds. |
| Weight | 167 lb. Max rider load 302 lb, on the US cards. |
| Wheels | Voro: 2.75-19 front, 3.00-18 rear. UK block: 80/100-19 and 90/100-16. |
| Brakes / chassis | 4-piston hydraulics. UK: 220 mm rotors, Fastace fork with 220 mm travel, seat 830 mm, wheelbase 1,260 mm. |
| Charge | 3.5 hours from 20% to 90%. |
| Price | Voro: $4,699 from $5,599. Creature: $4,699 from $4,999. eMotoZone: $4,899 from $4,999. UK: £4,590. |
Twenty miles an hour is the governor Voro prints. Sixty-two is the top speed on the product blocks that are not using that governor sentence. Do not average them into 41. A 25 mph range claim cannot be the governed bike unless the governor is off. Voro prints both the 20 mph ship speed and the 64-mile claim at 25 mph. That is the same kind of split this desk already wrote down on the Ultra Bee. Fifty-eight newton-meters at the motor and 520 at the wheel are a gearbox story, not two dynos that disagree. Five hundred twenty newton-meters is also the wheel figure on some Ultra Bee cards. Same digits, different bike, until the page says which machine.
Fifteen point eight kilowatts is not a 750-watt bicycle. A 20 mph governor is a setting. It does not create pedals, and it does not create Class 2.
Who it is for
Buy the SS 3.0 if you want this 3,600 watt-hour pack and you can live with a bike Voro already calls the previous one. The 4.0, in Voro’s own sentence, keeps the 72-volt 50-amp-hour battery and the range claim, and the peak goes to 18 kilowatts. If the cart says 4.0, this page is the wrong sheet. Fast Ace suspension is the name on the US and UK blocks. Regen is listed. A color TFT is on the UK block. Voro’s US card says an LCD. That is a small fight. The tire fight is not small: 18-inch rear on the US listings, 16-inch rear on the UK block.
It is still not an e-bike. The class chart stops at 750 watts and a bicycle. This one has a twist throttle and a pack the size of several commuter batteries. The Talaria XXX is the lighter, lower-power machine. The Sting R MX4 is the 8-kilowatt gearbox bike at about 145 pounds. This one is the 167-pound, 15.8-kilowatt listing. Ride it where a dirt bike is allowed. The price to compare is the cart: $4,699 is the number on two US pages, with different crossed-out prices above it.
Questions people ask
Is the E Ride Pro SS 3.0 street legal?+
No Class 1, 2, or 3 sticker fits a 15.8 kW machine with no bicycle pedals. Voro says the US bike ships governed to 20 mph. That governor is not a title and not a class.
How fast is the SS 3.0?+
Voro’s US page says it ships at 20 mph and can do more unrestricted. A UK product block, Creature Racing, and eMotoZone print 62 mph. Do not average those into one number.
How much does the SS 3.0 cost?+
Voro and Creature both showed $4,699. Voro’s crossed-out price was $5,599. Creature’s was $4,999. eMotoZone showed $4,899 from $4,999. A UK block was £4,590.
Is the SS 4.0 the same bike?+
Voro says the SS 4.0 is newer, keeps the 72V 50Ah pack and the range claim, and raises peak power from 15.8 kW to 18 kW. If the cart says 4.0, this page is the wrong sheet.
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