Electric off-road riding, explained
Find the right electric dirt bike, and ride it right.
Plain-English guides from riders who own and ride two Sur-Ron Light Bee X bikes, backed by manufacturer specs, state laws and safety advice.
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Electric Dirt BikesSur-Ron, Talaria, Stark, E Ride Pro and Segway: classes, specs and how to choose.Kids' E-MotosBalance bikes to teen e-motos, with age, size and safety guidance.Electric Mountain BikeseMTB classes, motors and batteries for trail riders.Riding GearHelmets, goggles, boots and protection: what you actually need.Laws & RegistrationStreet legality, OHV registration and where you can ride.
Hauling & GarageHitch carriers, trailers, tie-downs and stands.Coming soon
Parts & UpgradesSur-Ron batteries, tires and upgrades.Coming soon
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Buyer's GuideBest Dirt Bike Goggles for Trail and TrackEight dirt bike goggles from about $30 to $180: lens materials, tear-offs and roll-offs, over-the-glasses fit, foam and straps compared from maker specs.Buyer's GuideBest Dirt Bike Helmets for Electric and Gas BikesEight dirt bike helmets from about $150 to $1,000, all DOT certified, with ECE 22.06, Snell and rotational-impact systems compared, plus two youth picks.Buyer's GuideBest Electric Dirt Bikes for AdultsSeven adult electric dirt bikes from Sur-Ron, Talaria, E Ride Pro, Segway and Stark, compared on power, speed, weight, seat height, rider limit and price.Buyer's GuideBest Electric Dirt Bikes for 10-Year-OldsFive electric dirt bikes whose makers rate them for a 10-year-old, from the Razor MX350 to the STACYC 20eDRIVE and KTM SX-E 5, with speeds and limits.ReviewRazor MX350 Review: Specs, Speed and Who It's ForRazor MX350 Dirt Rocket review: 10 and 14 mph modes, ages 8+, 140 lb limit, 24V battery and run time, and how it compares with the MX125, SX350 and MX650.ReviewRazor MX650 Review: Razor's Biggest Dirt RocketRazor MX650 Dirt Rocket review: 17 mph, ages 16+, 220 lb limit, 36V battery, dual disc brakes and suspension, and how it compares with the MX500 and MX350.
How we put our guides together
1. We ride. Hands-on reviews cover bikes and gear we own and ride, with our own photos and notes.
2. Specs checked. Every spec is checked against the manufacturer, not copied from a listing.
3. Owner feedback. We compare our experience with patterns in owner reviews and rider forums.
4. Honest picks. We say who each product suits, and who should skip it, including what we didn't like.