Topic
Electric Dirt Bikes
Sur-Ron, Talaria, Tuttio, Heybike — emotos, not Class 3 bicycles.
Stealth Bomber 72V: 200 Amps Is 14.4 Kilowatts, Not 15
The shop card called a Stealth Bomber is a 72-volt QS273 hub bike, not the hand-built machine Stealth Electric Bikes describes in Melbourne. Emoto Superstore lists a 15,000-watt version at $3,499, sold out, with a 200-amp controller and a 56-amp-hour pack. Seventy-two times 200 is 14,400 watts. Seventy-two times 56 is 4,032 watt-hours. The 5-amp charger needs 11.2 hours for that pack. The page prints 6 to 8.
OCT 26, 2026
Burchda HC26: 1,440 Watt-Hours, and a Class 3 Sticker at 32 mph
Burchda’s US HC26 page, read 21 October 2026, is $1,449 from $1,499. The spec says Class 3, 32 mph, a half-twist throttle, and hubs rated 750W front and 1,000W rear, with a 3,000W peak. Forty-eight times 30 is 1,440 watt-hours. Pedal-assist range is 80 miles. Throttle-only is 32. A 3-amp brick is 144 watts, a 10-hour charge, not the printed 6 to 7. The EU store prints 2,500W peak and 170 Nm.
OCT 21, 2026
Dynalion K7-2: 768 Watt-Hours, and the Frame Is Steel and Aluminum
Dynalion’s K7-2 page, read 17 October 2026, is the fat-tire bike at $1,999. The pack is 48 volts and 16 amp-hours. Forty-eight times 16 is 768 watt-hours. The cart does not print that. A tile says 1,000 watts. The same page says a 1,500-watt peak. The controller is 48 volts at 30 amps, which is 1,440 watts. The frame tile says steel. The parameter line says A6061 aluminum. Range is 30 to 50 km, and also up to 60 km. Forty-five km/h and 28 mph are the same speed. There is a twist throttle. That is not a Class 2 and it is not a Class 3.
OCT 17, 2026
Hiboy DM14: 500 Watts or 750, and IPX4 or IPX5
Hiboy’s DM14 cart, read 15 October 2026, is $539.99 against $869.99. The spec block says a 750-watt peak, 48 volts, 9 amp-hours, 20 mph, 38 miles, 58 pounds, and IPX4. 9to5Toys, the same day, says a 500-watt motor with a 750-watt peak, IPX5, $539.98, and that Hiboy is sold out. Electrek printed the $539.98 and the ages, 8 to 14, and stopped. No pedals are in the spec list. No film turned up.
OCT 15, 2026
Arctic Leopard XF and XE: The Cards Do Not Agree
The US pages list the XF near $3,700 at 12 kW, the XE Pro S at $5,100 or $5,450 at 20 kW, and the XE Pro R at $5,799 at 26.5 kW. The Pro S does not share one battery or one top speed. The Pro R prints 72 mph and 101 km/h. Those are not the same speed. None of them is a bicycle.
OCT 6, 2026
Arctic Leopard XF: 12 kW, and the Speed Line Is 45 or 60
The US page says 12 kilowatts, 130 pounds, and 45 mph, from $3,699. A February review says 60 mph and 132 pounds. An April writeup says 60 mph and 125 pounds. The pack they share is 72 volts and 35 amp-hours. It is not a bicycle.
OCT 6, 2026
Rerode R1 to RX: 10 kW to 35 kW, and Two Cards Do Not Match
The R1 page’s lineup is $3,850, $4,250, $5,200, and $6,200, at 10, 17, 25, and 35 kilowatts. The R1+ product page also says $4,500 and 74 volts. The homepage table says the R1+S weighs 165 pounds. The spec page says 154. The RX is a pre-order, not a bicycle.
OCT 6, 2026
Sur-Ron Light Bee X vs Ultra Bee
MY26 Light Bee X sheets say 10 kW and 130 lb. Ultra Bee cards that agree say 24.5 kW and 195 lb. The packs are 2,520 and 4,440 watt-hours. The speed lines do not share a number.
OCT 4, 2026
ReviewsYVOLT Surge V: The Factory Says 68. Voro Prints 20.
Y-VOLT’s cart is $5,499, from $5,999. Peak is 35 kW, rated 15 kW, on a 97.2-volt 45 amp-hour pack. That product is 4,374 watt-hours. The factory speed line is 68 mph. Voro’s spec block says 20 mph, with an asterisk. Rider Guide still shows $6,899.
OCT 3, 2026
Tuttio Soleil01 GB Pro: 45 mph on the Page, 30 and 37 on Camera
The GB Pro cart is $1,399, from $1,899.99. Peak is 3,360 watts. The page prints 54.6 volts and 27 amp-hours. Amazon’s title prints 48 volts. Claimed speed is 45 mph. One ride saw 30. Another saw 37 until a dongle. It is not the 21 amp-hour Soleil.
OCT 3, 2026
ReviewsBIBUFF GT600: 7,500 Watts, or 8,500, Depending on the Cart
The brand page lists a 7,500-watt GT600 at $1,999, sold out, and an 8,500-watt step-up at $2,099. The pack is 72 volts and 30 amp-hours, which is 2,160 watt-hours. The page claims 55 mph and 100 miles. A manual’s load line is 500 pounds. The same brand page prints 850.
OCT 3, 2026
ReviewsENGWE Eagle: 45 mph on the Page, About 27 in One Heavy Test
The US page lists the Eagle at $899, from $1,199. Peak is 3,200 watts. The pack is 52 volts and 27 amp-hours, which is 1,404 watt-hours. Claimed speed is 45 mph. A 260-pound ride reported about 27. It is not a Class 1, 2, or 3 bicycle.
OCT 3, 2026
Anyland Rev Pro: The Steel Blue Cart
Steel Blue is $1,299 from $1,799 on the 2 October 2026 cart. The page prints a 3,000-watt peak mid-drive, 34 mph, and off-road only. Forty-eight times 22.5 is 1,080 watt-hours. The page does not print that product.
OCT 2, 2026
Ultraviolette Shockwave: A 2027 Motorcycle With No Battery Yet
Times Now, updated 29 September 2026, says the first quarter of 2027 and a 100-volt architecture. Battery, range, motor output, and price are not on that page. This is not a bicycle.
OCT 1, 2026
79BIKE LITE: Everything You Need to Know
The page is titled Falcon Lite. It was sold out at $2,499. Peak 8 kW, 72V 30Ah, 52 mph, 138 lb with the battery. 72 times 30 is 2,160. The ad says beginner. The sheet says 18+ and no pedals.
SEP 28, 2026
CAKE Kalk&: Everything You Need to Know
The street Kalk, not the Kalk OR. A French sheet prints 10 kW, +90 km/h, and 62 kg plus 17 kg. An Orlando shop still asks $14,300 and prints +56 mph. The maker filed for bankruptcy on 1 February 2024.
SEP 25, 2026
Sur-Ron Storm Bee: Everything You Need to Know
The Sur-Ron Storm Bee’s UK spec table prints 22.5 kW, 104V 55Ah, 68.3 mph, and a curb weight of 209/279 lb. The same page’s battery blurb still says 90V 48Ah. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike.
SEP 25, 2026
Sur-Ron Hyper Bee: Everything You Need to Know
The 2026 Sur-Ron Hyper Bee pages that agree say 8 kW, 58V 22Ah, 40 mph, and 39 kg. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Creature’s cart is $3,050 and prints 58.8V. An older UK URL is still 5 kW.
SEP 25, 2026
Sur-Ron Light Bee 2: Everything You Need to Know
The Sur-Ron Light Bee 2 is a 2026 dirt bike, not the Light Bee X. Canada prints 24 kW, 78.54V 45Ah, 143.3 lb, and a belt. NZ prints 434 Nm and, lower on the page, 410 Nm, plus a gear primary.
SEP 25, 2026
Talaria Sting MX5 Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The Talaria Sting MX5 Pro cards that agree say 13.4 kW peak, 72V 40Ah, and 500 Nm. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Canada limits speed to 20 mph and prints 74 kg. US shops print 76 kg and, on one card, 55+ mph.
SEP 25, 2026
Talaria Komodo: Everything You Need to Know
The Talaria Komodo is a 32 kW electric dirt bike, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Cards print 96V or 97.2V, both at 45Ah. One shop lists 216 lb dry and about 270 lb ready to ride. Speeds on the pages are 65 mph, 66+, and 70.
SEP 25, 2026
E Ride Pro SS 4.0: Everything You Need to Know
The E Ride Pro SS 4.0 is an 18 kW peak dirt bike with this 72V 50Ah pack, about 167 lb. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Voro prints 20 mph. Other pages print 45, 60, and 62.
SEP 25, 2026
Rawrr Mantis X: Everything You Need to Know
The Rawrr Mantis X is the non-Pro dirt bike. Voro prints 6,500 W peak, 72V 30Ah, 139 lb, and a 20 mph governor. Rawrr’s own page prints 7,500 W. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike.
SEP 25, 2026
Altis Sigma: Everything You Need to Know
The Altis Sigma is a high-voltage electric dirt bike, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Voro’s Early 2026 card is 25 kW, 97.2V 35Ah, 198 lb, and $5,299, governed to 20 mph. Canada prints 23 kW. A 2024 review printed 22 kW.
SEP 25, 2026
RFN Warrior SX-E15: Everything You Need to Know
US carts print 8 kW rated and 15 kW peak, a 74V 40Ah pack, and $5,499. A UK page also prints 21 kW and 72V. This desk’s ~$3,699 line is not on those carts. Off-road only.
SEP 25, 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
Heybike Villain: Everything You Need to Know
The sports page prints 4,160W peak, 45 mph, a 52V 26Ah pack, and $1,299 on sale from $1,499. RiderGuide’s GPS was 44.3 mph and about 20 miles mixed. Not a Class 1–3 bicycle.
SEP 25, 2026
Aptum VM1: Everything You Need to Know
Voro prints 2,000W peak, 28 mph, 48V 21Ah, 101 lb, and $999 from $1,299. RiderGuide’s GPS was 36.5 mph and 21.5 miles. The list’s 3 kW line is not on those pages.
SEP 25, 2026
Juiced Nomadix: Everything You Need to Know
Two trims on one page: 8 kW at 60 mph with 72V 35Ah, and 15 kW at 70 mph with 72V 40Ah. Price $2,499 plus a $50 deposit. The suspension line says 220m.
SEP 25, 2026
NIU XQi3: Everything You Need to Know
The US hero prints 57 mph and 11.2 kW. The shop card also prints 51 mph and 46.6 mph. Both columns are 72V 32Ah, which is 2,304Wh. Street mode is 30 mph. Not a Class 1–3 bicycle.
SEP 25, 2026
Tuttio Soleil01: Everything You Need to Know
The US page prints 3000W peak, 48V 21Ah, and modes up to 40 mph, on sale at $998.99. A UK page prints 2000W and 37 mph. The SE hero says 25Ah and the FAQ says 21Ah.
SEP 25, 2026
E Ride Pro SR: Everything You Need to Know
The E Ride Pro SR is a 25 kW peak dirt bike, 72V 50Ah, 183 lb, at $5,699. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The spec block prints 20 mph. The collection tile prints 62.
SEP 25, 2026
Tuttio ICT 2.0: Everything You Need to Know
The US ICT 2.0 page prints 5000W peak, 60V 25Ah, and up to 50 mph no-load, on sale at $1,398.99. A second card says the motor is 2500W. An EU card prints 103 lb. The weight line is about 120.
SEP 25, 2026
Tuttio ARC-I: Everything You Need to Know
The single ARC-I page prints 22 mph, 750W, and $721.99. The combo bullet and the homepage tile print 28 mph. A lock on the sheet is 15 mph. Not a Class 2 bicycle.
SEP 25, 2026
Qiolor Tiger: Everything You Need to Know
Qiolor does not sell one bike named only Tiger. The cafe card is the RE at $1,399, peak 1100W. The RL peaks at 1200W and is $1,099. The PLUS is $2,499. All three say Class 2.
SEP 25, 2026
HappyRun Tank G100: Everything You Need to Know
The spec page prints up to 36 mph, 85 miles, a 2000W peak, and a 2A charger. The product table prints Class 5 at 28 mph and a 42V 3A charger. Seat lines are 32 in and 35 in. Electrek tested 34.
SEP 25, 2026
79bike / Apollo RFN Falcon / Ares: Everything You Need to Know
Not one bike. Falcon Pro is $3,799, 10 kW, 72V 35Ah, 56 mph. The GT card prints 16 kW and 16.8 kW. RFN Ares pages print 5,000W, 12.5 kW, 68 kg, and 90 kg.
SEP 25, 2026
CAKE Kalk OR: Everything You Need to Know
The OR sheet prints 11 kW, 52 kg plus a 17 kg pack, and +90 km/h. The lineup card is sold out. Cake filed for bankruptcy on February 1, 2024. Not the Kalk&.
SEP 25, 2026
LiveWire S4 Honcho Trail: Everything You Need to Know
The Trail card prints $4,999, 59 mph, 3.48 kWh, 253 lb, and a laden seat of 30 in. A June 9, 2026 post prints 32 in and says production began in late May.
SEP 25, 2026
KTM Freeride E-XC: Everything You Need to Know
The list name is the older bike. The 2025 card drops the XC letters: it peaks at 19.2 kW, labels 5.5 kWh, and weighs 112 kg. Rated power prints as 11 kW and as 8.3 kW. The earlier pack was 3.9 kWh.
SEP 25, 2026
Razor MX650: Everything You Need to Know
The US cart is $849.99, 17 mph, 40 minutes, lead-acid, ages 16+. The manual prints 650W and a 12-hour charge. An Australia card prints 94.5 lb and a 220 kg limit.
SEP 25, 2026
Razor MX500: Everything You Need to Know
The US cart is $799.99, 15 mph, 40 minutes, ages 14+. The manual prints 500W, a 175-pound limit, and a 12-hour charge. A reseller prints 106 lb and 8 hours.
SEP 25, 2026
Qronge Q20: Everything You Need to Know
Qronge’s shop does not list a Q20. A May 1, 2026 ranking prints 17 mph and $799. The Spark M is $999.99, a 4,500W peak, and 50 mph.
SEP 25, 2026
Electric Ride Co Trail-X: Everything You Need to Know
Electric Ride Co’s dirt collection does not title a Trail-X. A May 1, 2026 ranking prints 28 mph, 35 miles, and $1,499. The shop is a dealer of other brands.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsSUPER73 RX: Everything You Need to Know
SUPER73’s US catalog does not list an RX. Dealers still print a Mojave at $3,695 with a 2,000-watt peak. A Blackout card is 750 watts nominal, 90 lb, and 20 mph.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsAriel Rider Grizzly: Everything You Need to Know
The Grizzly URL now opens a 72V private-property bike at $3,199: 8,000W peak, 180 lb, 60+ mph. The 52V dual-motor cart is a 404. A comparison page still prints 1,000W.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsJuiced Powersports X-Class / X-51: Everything You Need to Know
That list name is not a powersports SKU. The catalog bike is the Nomadix. Ariel’s 60-volt fat tire is a different company. TAILG uses the scooter code X51.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsE Ride Pro Mini: Everything You Need to Know
The US /mini address now opens the MINI R: 8 kW peak, 72V 30Ah labeled 2,100Wh, $3,599 plus $300 freight, 118 lb, a 143 lb limit. 72×30 is 2,160. Dealers still print a 60V Mini.
SEP 25, 2026
ReviewsTalaria Sting MX3: Everything You Need to Know
The TL3000 sheet prints 6 kW peak, 3 kW nominal, 60V 38.4Ah, and 63 kg. A shop still asks $3,099. Another calls the MX3 discontinued at $3,795. 60×38.4 is 2,304Wh. A 2,280Wh line used 38Ah.
SEP 25, 2026
E Ride Pro Pro S: Everything You Need to Know
The factory card is $3,999 plus $300 freight: 3 kW rated, 8 kW peak, 72V 30Ah, 49 mph, 127 lb. Shop cards still print 6 kW peak and 50 mph. Not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The list calls the row used.
SEP 25, 2026
Luna Cycle Luna X-1 / BBQ: Everything You Need to Know
The list pairs Luna X-1 with BBQ. Electrek’s 2019 X-1 was a carbon enduro at $3,450 from $4,200. Luna’s live carts are the X2 and the X2.5. This desk found no product titled BBQ.
SEP 25, 2026
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.
SEP 25, 2026
Hiboy DK1 / DK2: Everything You Need to Know
Hiboy sells two kids’ dirt bikes, not one. DK1 is 300W, 36V 5.2Ah, and the title says ages 3–13 while the spec says 3–10. DK2 is a 150W peak, 24V 4.5Ah, ages 3–7, at $299.99. Neither page prints pedals.
SEP 25, 2026
Sur-Ron Light Bee S: Everything You Need to Know
The factory youth page prints 3,500W, 31 mph, a 50.4V 26Ah pack, and 108 lb. RiderGuide’s 24 September 2026 guide says that model was discontinued in 2025. An older US sheet prints 2.9 kW and 30 mph.
SEP 25, 2026
Solar Scooters E-Clipse and Hyperion: Everything You Need to Know
Lancaster’s shop sells an E-Clipse at $5,999.99 and a Hyperion RSt at $3,499.99 or $3,599.99. The motorcycle tile says 130 lb. The curb line says 150. Neither card prints pedals.
SEP 25, 2026
Sur-Ron Ultra Bee: Everything You Need to Know
The Sur-Ron Ultra Bee is a 24.5 kW, 74V 60Ah dirt bike, about 195 lb. It is not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Voro’s cart showed $5,995.95 and a 20 mph governor. Canada’s card says 59 mph.
SEP 24, 2026
Talaria Sting R MX4: Everything You Need to Know
The Talaria Sting R MX4 dealer sheets that agree say 8 kW peak, 60V 45Ah, about 145 lb, gearbox and chain. It is not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Printed prices run from $3,499 to $4,899.
SEP 24, 2026
Talaria XXX: Everything You Need to Know
The Talaria XXX is a compact electric dirt bike, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Cards disagree on 5 kW, 6 kW, and 6.5 kW, and on 17-inch versus 19-inch wheels. One US card is $2,899.
SEP 24, 2026
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.
SEP 24, 2026
Stark Future Varg EX: Everything You Need to Know
The Stark Varg EX is an electric enduro, 60 or 80 hp, 7.2 kWh, about 264 lb. It is not a Class 1–3 e-bike. RevZilla’s September 2026 ride printed $12,900 and $13,900, and Q1 2027.
SEP 24, 2026
Rawrr Mantis X Pro: Everything You Need to Know
The Rawrr Mantis X Pro is a 15 kW peak, 72V 35Ah dirt bike. It is not a Class 1–3 e-bike. Voro listed it sold out at $4,399 and governed to 20 mph. Other pages say 105 km/h.
SEP 24, 2026
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
Kandi Mini / Cruzer: Everything You Need to Know
Two Kandi products, neither a Class 1–3 e-bike. The Mini is a collapsible golf cart. Cruzer is how people spell Kruiser. The pit bikes are the Trail Kings.
SEP 23, 2026
What a Dih Drag Is, and Who Invented It
A dih drag is a steep wheelie where the rider slides off the seat until the hips scrape the pavement. Nobody has a documented inventor. The name is 2024 slang stuck on a 2026 e-moto clip.
SEP 22, 2026
What a Hand Drag Is
A hand drag is a stunt, not a race line: one gloved hand slides on the pavement through a turn. Racers keep both hands on the bars and touch a knee or a boot. A double hand drag takes both hands off.
SEP 22, 2026
Stark Varg SM Sköll: Everything You Need to Know
500 numbered wolves. All black. 80 hp Alpha, 272 lb, $14,990. First deliveries October 2026. A street motorcycle, not a Class 3. Titanium pegs do not change the license.
SEP 22, 2026
Heybike Villain vs Tuttio Soleil01
The actual $1,300 mini fight. Same 14/12 wheels. One of them has a tested 44 mph.
SEP 21, 2026
Sur-Ron Light Bee X: Everything You Need to Know
2026 MY26 is 10 kW, 72V 35Ah, 130 lb, claimed 50 mph. It is an e-moto, not a Class 3. The aftermarket is still the second bike.
SEP 20, 2026
Talaria Sting R MX4 vs Sur-Ron Light Bee X
MX4 is the better bike stock. Light Bee MY26 is the better platform to build. 8 kW gearbox versus 10 kW belt, 145 lb versus 130. Same legal bucket: not a Class 3.
SEP 20, 2026
Tuttio Soleil01 vs Sur-Ron Light Bee X
Same legal class. Not the same bike. The $1k mini versus the trail bike shops actually stock.
SEP 20, 2026
How to Test a Used Motor
Smell, spin, ohms, then halls. A Marketplace ‘strong motor’ is not a spec sheet. Walk away before you buy a rusted stator and a melted plug.
SEP 13, 2026
Advanced Controller Tuning
Phase amps are torque. Battery amps are the pack’s throat. Field weakening is extra RPM you pay for in heat. The app is not a dyno, and it is not a Class 2.
SEP 12, 2026
The Ebike Mods We Actually Like
Tires, lights, locks, sintered pads, pegs. Not a 72-volt Amazon controller on a Class 2. Two lists: bicycles that stay legal, and e-motos that get faster on purpose.
SEP 11, 2026
What's So Great About Sur-Ron Brakes
Four-piston 203 mm hydraulics and five-level regen on a 10 kW trail bike. Great versus a Tuttio. Not great versus a motorcycle. The aftermarket is the actual product.
SEP 10, 2026