Collection: Electric Dirt Bikes & Electric Motorcycles

A: REV Rides is an authorized dealer for E Ride Pro, Altis Powersports (Sigma, Sigma MX, Delta, Omega), Vetra Powersports (Blazer), RAWRR (Mantis, Mantis X, Mantis X Pro), Arctic Leopard (XF Pro, XE Pro S, XE Pro R), Electro & Company (ETM RTR, ETM RTR Lite), Strike & SRPNT by Throne Cycles (Shadow 48V, 60V, 72V), Talaria, Apollo Motorsports / RFN, Voltaic (kids and youth models), and more. The lineup ranges from entry-level youth e-motos starting around $1,599 to high-power adult platforms above $7,000. Use the brand filters above to shop by manufacturer, or browse the full collection to compare across models.

A: It depends heavily on the platform and power level. Entry-level youth models like the Strike Shadow 48V reach 20-25 mph. Mid-range adult bikes like the E Ride Pro S (8kW, 72V) hit around 35-40 mph. High-performance platforms like the E Ride Pro SR (25kW, 72V) and Altis Sigma (22kW, 98V) are capable of 70+ mph in off-road configuration. These are off-road bikes, top speed on trail depends on terrain, rider weight, and mode selection. What matters more for most trail riding is torque and low-end pull, not peak speed. Electric motors deliver maximum torque from zero RPM, which is why an e-moto often feels faster on technical terrain than its top speed number suggests. 

A: The range in this collection runs from around $1,599 for entry-level youth models (Strike Shadow 48V) up to $7,899+ for full-size high-performance platforms like the Altis Omega. Financing is available through multiple partners starting at 0% APR, so the monthly payment on a $4,000 bike can come down to well under $200/month depending on terms and buyer eligibility. See the financing options at checkout or visit our financing page for current offers.

A: For adult beginners, the most important spec isn't top speed -- it's controllability. The Strike Shadow 60V by Throne Cycles (typically around $2,100) is one of the best entry points: manageable power, a forgiving power curve, and solid build quality at an accessible price. The Electro & Co ETM RTR Lite is another strong pick for riders who want something compact and easy to handle. If you want more capability from the start with room to grow, the E Ride Pro S (72V, 8kW) is a meaningful step up in power and trail performance while still being approachable for newer riders. Contact us with your height, riding experience, and where you plan to ride -- our team can narrow it down for your specific situation.

A: The biggest differences are maintenance, power delivery, operating cost, and trail access. Electric dirt bikes have no oil changes, no air filter cleaning, no carb jetting, no fuel -- annual maintenance runs roughly $100-$200 vs $300-$500 for a comparable gas bike. Power delivery is instant: maximum torque from zero RPM means the bike pulls hard out of corners and on climbs without needing to rev into a powerband. On the trail, many riders find e-motos more precise on technical terrain for exactly that reason. The tradeoff is range -- most e-motos deliver 1-3 hours of hard riding per charge depending on terrain, vs near-unlimited range on gas with a fuel stop. Charging takes 3-6 hours on a standard outlet. For riders doing shorter sessions near home or at a track, electric is a compelling daily-use vehicle. For multi-day backcountry rides, gas still has the edge on range.

A: Real-world range depends on battery capacity, terrain, rider weight, and throttle usage. On a high-capacity platform like the E Ride Pro SS 3.0 (72V, 50Ah), expect 35-50 miles on moderate trail. Technical single-track with significant climbing will cut that by 30--50%. Most recreational sessions run 1-2 hours, and for the majority of trail riders, range isn't the limiting factor -- it's the ride ending before the battery does. If you're planning longer loops, off-grid weekends, or back-to-back sessions, consider purchasing a spare battery and/or a rapid charger.

A: Yes. We carry several platforms purpose-built for younger and smaller riders. The Strike Shadow 48V by Throne Cycles (typically around $1,599) is designed for youth riders with manageable power and a compact frame. Voltaic makes some of the most well-regarded kids' electric dirt bikes in the lineup -- full suspension, multiple power modes, and a removable battery setup that makes charging easy. The RAWRR Mantis Mini R is another strong option for developing riders who want real performance in a smaller package. Sizing matters more than age -- we're happy to help match a rider's height and experience level to the right model.

A: Most of the electric dirt bikes we sell are designed for off-road and closed-course use only. Street legality depends on state and local regulations -- rules vary significantly, and some municipalities permit e-motos on certain road types while others don't. A few models in our lineup come with optional street kits or have configurations that may support registration in specific states. Before riding on public roads, check with your local DMV. Our team can help you understand which models offer the most flexibility for your riding situation -- reach out here.

A: For off-road use on private land or designated OHV riding areas, no license or registration is typically required. The rules change on public roads and some public trails -- requirements vary by state, and a handful of states treat high-powered e-motos similarly to motorcycles. Check with your state DMV and verify access rules for any OHV parks or trail systems you plan to use. If you're riding at a private track or on your own property, you're generally fine without either.

A: Yes. REV Rides offers financing through PayPal, Affirm, Katapult and Shop Pay Installments, with rates as low as 0% APR depending on eligibility. Approvals are fast, and most decisions come back in minutes at checkout. On a $4,000 electric dirt bike, a 12-month term at 0% APR works out to roughly $333/month. Longer terms are available depending on the lender and your credit profile/eligibility. Checkout as guest or click "Pay another way" under payment type options at checkout.