Rerode R1
Rerode's entry dirt bike, 59 kg with 8 kW peak and 4-piston hydraulic brakes, for private land or tracks only.
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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Australian stores we track, cheapest in-stock first. Prices include GST.
- Lowest pricePedl
✓ In stockChecked 35 h ago
$5,999$6,999
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✓ In stockChecked 35 h ago
$7,699
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Our price record
Price history
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Tracking since 15 Oct 20262 price checks2 stores
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| Date | Store | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 Oct 2026 | Eunorau AU | $7,699 | In stock |
| 15 Oct 2026 | Pedl | $5,999 | In stock |
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Buying or selling one used?
One bought in 2024 is worth about $3,400–$4,000 in good condition.
Editor's take
Our verdict
Rerode's entry dirt bike, 59 kg with 8 kW peak and 4-piston hydraulic brakes, for private land or tracks only.
Who it's for
Riders with private land or club track access wanting a light dirt bike. It isn't a bicycle and can't be registered, so it is off-road only, not for roads, paths or other public land. No minimum rider age is stated.
Alternatives
The Rerode R1+ adds power for more money, and the Sur-Ron Light Bee X and Talaria Sting R-MX TL4000 are similar off-road options.
Strengths
- 59 kg
- 4-piston hydraulic brakes on 203 mm discs
- Removable 2520 Wh battery, IP65
- Sports and Eco modes, with regen in Sports
Drawbacks
- Off-road only: not registrable
- Power and torque figures differ between Eunorau and PEDL
- The 120 km range is at a steady 25 km/h
- About 4 hours to charge
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: au.eunorau-ebike.com.
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: Eunorau AU lists it as an off-road electric dirt bike. It is rated at 4,000 W and has a twist throttle. No ADR or registration claim.
Before you buy
Alternatives to consider
Same category, within about 25% of this price.
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Sources
- https://au.eunorau-ebike.com/products/eunorau-rerode-r
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