CFMOTO CFX-5E
CFMOTO's larger youth bike for ages 10 and up, with a 2332 Wh battery and a 15 km/h beginner limiter.
E-motos are not bicycles. They're off-road machines or registrable motorcycles. You can't ride an unregistered e-moto on roads, footpaths or bike paths.
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- Lowest priceCFMOTO Australia
✓ In stockChecked 35 h ago
$3,490
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| Date | Store | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 Oct 2026 | CFMOTO Australia | $3,490 | In stock |
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Buying or selling one used?
One bought in 2024 is worth about $2,000–$2,350 in good condition.
Editor's take
Our verdict
CFMOTO's larger youth bike for ages 10 and up, with a 2332 Wh battery and a 15 km/h beginner limiter.
Who it's for
Parents of riders aged 10 and up, CFMOTO's recommended range, within the 50 kg rider limit; it is pitched as an electric alternative to a 110 cc kids' bike, and a limiter toggle caps it at 15 km/h for beginners. It is an off-road motor vehicle, not a bicycle or toy, so it can't be ridden on roads, paths or parks, only on private land with permission or at a club track.
Alternatives
The Sur-Ron Hyper Bee is lighter at 39 kg for slightly more, and the CFMOTO CFX-2E is the smaller version for ages 6 to 10.
Strengths
- Largest battery of the kids' models here at 2332 Wh
- Speed modes from 16 to 70 km/h, plus reverse and a 15 km/h limiter
- Claimed 100 km at a steady 30 km/h
- Hydraulic disc brakes and a magnetic safety lanyard
Drawbacks
- Not registrable: private land or tracks only
- 66 kg, the heaviest kids' model here with a stated weight
- Battery voltage is listed as both 44 V and 48 V on the CFMOTO page
- The ride-away price is an offer that ends 31 December 2026
Sourced specs
Specifications
From the maker's and stores' own pages. Numbers in brackets link to each source. "Not stated" means it isn't published; we never estimate.
Legal status
Where can you ride it?
- Bicycle rules
- Not a bicycle
- Its power and speed are far beyond the 250 W, 25 km/h pedelec limits, so bicycle rules don't apply.
- Road registration
- Off-road only
- Stated by the maker or its Australian distributor. Source: cfmoto.com.au.
An unregistered e-moto can only be ridden on private land with the owner's permission, or at a track or park that allows it. Riding one on roads, footpaths, bike paths or parks risks fines, and in some states the bike can be seized.
Note: Youth off-road fun bike; private land or tracks only, not road registrable.
Before you buy
Alternatives to consider
Same category, within about 25% of this price.
Sources
- https://www.cfmoto.com.au/model/cfx-5e
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