Freego X2 Pro All-Terrain 60V/30Ah 6000W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike
Natkie N1 All-Terrain 72V/30Ah 8000W Off-Road Electric Motorcycle
Y-VOLT Surge V 97.2V/45Ah 35000W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike
78 Forged Phase I 60V/20Ah 4500W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike
MotoTec 48V/12Ah 1000W Electric Mini Bike
MotoTec 60V/20Ah 1500W Electric Powered Mini Bike
MotoTec (HP120E) 24V/7Ah 250W Electric Powered Mini Bike
MotoTec 36V 500W Electric Pocket Bike GT
MotoTec 48V/12Ah 1000W Electric Superbike
Droyd Ravage Electric Trail Bike
MotoTec 24V/9Ah 250W Electric Mini Bike
Droyd Berzerker Electric Dirt Bike
Droyd Blipper Electric Mini Bike
Riding'times GT54 Pro Electric Mini Dirt Bike
Four voltages, three stages
Nothing on this page has pedals, so none of it is an e-bike and none of it is street legal. What separates them is the pack: voltage sets the speed ceiling, and everything else follows it.
Start here
$349 to $1,449 · 10 to 45 mphSeats from 17 inches, curb weights from 39 lb, and speed limiters on every one. The bottom of this stage is a genuine first bike — 24V, 10 mph, rated from age six. The top of it is a 52V Heybike Villain at 45 mph, which is a real dirt bike that happens to fit a 3'11" rider.
- Voltage 24 TO 52V
- Top speed 10 TO 45 MPH
- Seat height 17 TO 30.7 IN
- Curb weight 39 TO 125 LB
In this tier: MotoTec 36v 300w, Droyd Ravage, Yozma IN 10, Heybike Villain
See these bikesThe middle
$1,199 to $2,199 · 1.5 to 6 kW peakOne battery step up and the bikes stop being scaled-down. Full suspension at both ends, hydraulic discs, and packs around 1 to 1.8 kWh. This is where most people should start if they are past their first season and not chasing a 60 mph number. Read the rider rating rather than assuming: it runs from 120 lb on the 78 Forged Phase I to 330 lb on the Yozma IN 10 Pro.
- Voltage 60V
- Peak power 1,500 TO 6,000W
- Top speed 28 TO 50 MPH
- Max load 120 TO 330 LB
In this tier: MotoTec 60v Pro 2000w, Freego X2 Pro, Yozma IN 10 Pro, Freego Nova 4
See these bikesFull send
$2,499 to $5,999 · 50 to 68 mphMotorcycle output. 79BIKE and Freego run mid-drives that multiply torque through the gearing; MotoTec and Y-VOLT go direct with more voltage and a bigger pack. Seats reach 35.4 inches, curb weights reach 238 lb, and rider limits reach 330 lb. Track, trail and private land only.
- Voltage 72 TO 97V
- Peak power 5,000 TO 35,000W
- Top speed 50 TO 68 MPH
- Rider EXPERIENCED ONLY
In this tier: MotoTec Venom, 79BIKE Falcon GT, Y-VOLT Surge V
See these bikesParts follow the bike, not the brand
Every bike here carries a platform code, and most have a parts collection behind it. Pick the code once and the store filters to parts confirmed for that exact frame — sprockets, pads, levers, batteries, plastics. It is the difference between buying a brake pad and buying the right brake pad.
Find parts for my bikeFour numbers that matter
This page spans a $349 youth bike and a $5,999 race machine. The same four numbers sort both.
Legal status
Without a crank and pedal assist a machine cannot be a low-speed electric bicycle under federal law, whatever its top speed is. Everything here is an off-road vehicle: private land, OHV areas and closed courses. A 20 mph speed setting does not change that.
Watts
Peak is a burst the motor holds for seconds. Rated is what it sustains. A "5,500 W" bike is often a 3,000 W bike with a good sprint. Freego and Droyd publish both figures; most brands publish only the larger one.
Voltage
Voltage sets the ceiling, and this page spans all four steps. 24 to 36V is youth, 48 to 52V is entry, 60V is mid, 72V and up is full-size. Two bikes at the same watts on different voltages do not ride the same.
Fit
Feet down at a stop or you will drop it, and the ground does not care how much power you bought. Seats here run 17 to 35.4 inches — the tallest is more than double the shortest, on the same page.
Electric Bikes with Pegs (No Pedals) questions, answered
Why does it matter that these have no pedals?
Where can I ride one?
Can I register one for the street?
Which of these are suitable for a kid?
How fast is too fast to start on?
How do they ship, and what is the return policy?
About Electric Bikes with Pegs (No Pedals)
Throttle-only electric bikes on moto foot pegs. No crank, no pedal assist, and therefore no e-bike class — these are off-road machines and cannot be registered as bicycles. If you need something road legal, start with the pedal bikes instead.
No pedals means no e-bike class.
Every bike here is off-road only and cannot be registered as a bicycle. If you need something road legal, start with the pedal bikes instead.
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