Segway Ninebot Electric Dirt Bike: Everything You Need to Know
The list says a kids’ throttle bike near $600. Segway’s off-road cart is the Xaber 300 at $5,299.99, 21 kW peak, and not for riders under 18. The scooters near that list price are not this row.
By SickEBike desk
The short answer
The list’s Segway Ninebot Electric Dirt Bike is a kids’ throttle bike near $600. The machine Segway has in stock is the Xaber 300 at $5,299.99: 21 kilowatts peak, 187 pounds, and a 72-volt 44-amp-hour pack written 3.17 kilowatt-hours. Seventy-two times 44 is 3,168 watt-hours. A safety packet says not under 18. Scooters near a few hundred dollars are a different aisle. The discontinued X260 is its own guide.
Segway Ninebot Electric Dirt Bike is the list’s name for a kids’ throttle bike near $600. Segway’s store does not title an off-road motorcycle that way, and it does not price one there. The machine in stock on that store is the Xaber 300, at $5,299.99: 21 kilowatts peak, 187 pounds, a 72-volt 44-amp-hour pack written as 3.17 kilowatt-hours, and a Beast mode the page describes as 21 kilowatts at 60 mph. Seventy-two times 44 is 3,168 watt-hours, which is the 3.17 figure after rounding. A safety packet says the machine is not recommended for riders under 18. The X260 is the discontinued card at $6,499.99, and that guide already quotes a mode-by-mode range sheet for the newer bike. This row is the name that does not match either checkout. It links here.
The list price, and the cart that actually exists
The list blurb, the Xaber 300 store block, The Verge on 6 January 2026, and the kids’ products that do sit near a few hundred dollars. Do not average $600 and $5,299.99.
| What is printed | |
|---|---|
| List row | Kids. About $600. Big-box throttle bike. No model code, no watt line, no age, no pack. |
| Xaber 300 | In stock at $5,299.99. 21 kW peak. 187 lb. Marzocchi suspension. Segway X720 controller. A power-to-weight line of 0.25 kW per kilogram. Battery copy: over 3 kWh, and also 72V 44Ah / 3.17 kWh, Samsung 50S cells, a 5C peak discharge. Modes named 150, 200, 300, and Beast. Beast is the 21 kW and 60 mph sentence. |
| January 2026 | The Verge, 6 January 2026: Segway had not published power, battery, range, or price, and described three modes matched to 150, 200, and 300 cc bikes, plus a virtual clutch and parental geofences. The live cart adds a fourth mode and prints the price and the pack. The range table is not on the block this desk read. It is on the X260 guide, from the sheet that breaks miles by speed. |
| Age | The Xaber packet: not recommended under 18, no passenger, no cargo on the rear. That sentence and the list’s kids job cannot both be this product. |
| What is near $600 | Not an off-road motorcycle with this title. The kids’ release of 18 August 2026 is scooters and a self-balancer. C2 Lite on the store was $159.99 from $199.99, a 9.9 mph kick scooter for ages 6 to 10. Walmart’s Segway aisle in this pass was scooters, including tags at $499.99 and $599.99. Those are not motorcycles. |
| The other Segway machines | X260: discontinued, $6,499.99, 46.6 mph, 121.3 lb, its own guide. X160: the 3 kW manual bike, also its own guide, and the age line there is 18 to 55. Neither is a $600 toy. |
Twenty-one kilowatts and no pedals is not a bicycle class. A $600 scooter with a different product name does not become this row because the prices rhyme. The store’s 0.25 kilowatt-per-kilogram line is 21 divided by about 85 kilograms. It is a slogan next to 187 pounds, not a second motor.
Six hundred dollars is the list. Five thousand two hundred ninety-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents is the dirt bike Segway is selling. They are not a range.
Who it is for
Read the X260 guide if you are pricing the machine Segway replaced that card with, including the miles-by-speed table this store block skipped. Read the X160 if you wanted the smaller 3-kilowatt Segway. Skip this list name if you needed a backyard bike for a child. The class chart does not have a box for 21 kilowatts. The watt-hour page is why 3,168 is the product and 3.17 is the rounding.
Questions people ask
Where did the six-hundred-dollar kids row go?+
It was not on the store. The kids’ release dated 18 August 2026 is scooters and a self-balancer. C2 Lite was $159.99 from $199.99, a 9.9 mph kick scooter. Walmart’s Segway aisle in this pass was also scooters, including tags at $499.99 and $599.99. None of those titles is a motorcycle.
What did January’s preview leave out?+
The Verge, 6 January 2026, said power, battery, range, and price were unpublished, and described three modes matched to 150, 200, and 300 cc bikes. The live block adds Beast, prints $5,299.99, and names Samsung 50S cells at a 5C discharge. The miles-by-speed table is not on that block.
How does 3.17 kilowatt-hours relate to the cells?+
The same screen says over 3 kilowatt-hours and also 72 volts, 44 amp-hours, and 3.17. The product of those two electrical figures is 3,168 watt-hours. The printed 3.17 is that product rounded, not a second pack. A 0.25 kilowatt-per-kilogram slogan sits beside 187 pounds. It is not another motor.
Who is allowed to ride the machine on the store?+
The packet says not recommended under 18, and it bars a passenger and rear cargo. The list job is kids. The X160 manual’s age window is 18 to 55, on a 3-kilowatt bike with its own page. A backyard toy and this checkout are different purchases.
Keep riding
Segway X260: Everything You Need to Know
Segway’s dirt bike, discontinued on the official card at $6,499.99. The header says 46.6 mph and 121.3 lb. The same page prints three different torque numbers. The 2026 replacement is the Xaber 300.
SEP 23, 2026
Segway X160: Everything You Need to Know
The shared manual prints 3 kW, 31.1 mph, 48V 20Ah, and 105.8 lb with the pack. The age line is 18–55. Shop prices run from about $2,939 to $4,950. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike, and not a kids’ bike.
SEP 25, 2026
What Is a Class 1, 2, and 3 E-Bike?
Class 1 is pedal-assist to 20. Class 2 adds a throttle to 20. Class 3 is pedal-assist to 28. A Tuttio is none of these. The sticker is not the trail.
SEP 23, 2026