E-motos
Electric dirt bikes and motorbikes from Sur-Ron, Talaria, E Ride Pro, Stark and Segway. Each model shows whether the maker says it can be road-registered. Most cannot, and are only legal on private land or at tracks.
Heads up: E-motos are not bicycles. They are off-road machines or registrable motorcycles. Riding an unregistered e-moto on roads, footpaths or bike paths is illegal in every state, and NSW police can now seize and crush illegal e-bikes.
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11 models
Talaria
Sting Pro MX5 L1E (road)
2,880 Wh · 50 km/h · 78 kg
- Not a bicycle
- Road-registrable
from $7,499 at 2 stores
Talaria
Sting Pro MX5 (TL5500, off-road)
2,880 Wh · 32 km/h · 76 kg
- Not a bicycle
- Off-road only
from $7,500 at 1 store