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Freego Electric Dirt Bikes

The X series, the Nova mid-drives and the K1 — Freego's whole off-road range, 350 W to 15 kW.

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Freego K1 Kids 25.2V/5.2Ah 350W Off-Road Electric Motorbike

350 W peak · 25.2V 5.2Ah · 15.5 mph · 60 lb
$499.00
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Freego Nova 4 Mid-Drive 60V/30Ah 6000W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

6,000 W peak · 280 N·m · 60V 30Ah · 45 mph
FGN4
$2,699.00$2,199.00
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Freego Nova 5 Mid-Drive 72V/40Ah 8000W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

8,000 W peak · 380 N·m · 72V 40Ah · 53 mph
FGN5
$4,599.00$3,699.00
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Freego Nova 5 Mini 48V/21Ah 2500W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

2,500 W peak · 48V 21Ah · 37 mph · 99 lb
FGN5M
$1,399.00$1,199.00
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GUTS Racing cuts seat covers, foam and complete seats to a specific frame. This is the full pattern list by bike: Surron,...

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Freego Nova 5 Pro Mid-Drive 72V/40Ah 15000W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

15,000 W peak · 380 N·m · 72V 40Ah Samsung · 62 mph
FGN5P
$4,799.00$4,599.00
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Freego X0 60V/23Ah 3600W Off-Road Electric Mini Bike

3,600 W peak · 60V 23Ah · 40 mph · 99 lb
FGX0
$1,399.00$1,299.00
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Freego X1 All-Terrain 60V/25Ah 3000W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

3,000 W peak · 60V 25Ah · 37 mph · 17-inch wheels
FGX1
$1,999.00$1,699.00
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Freego X2 Pro All-Terrain 60V/30Ah 6000W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

6,000 W peak · 200 N·m · 60V 30Ah · 50 mph
FGX2P
$2,699.00$2,099.00
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Freego X3 All-Terrain 72V/40Ah 8000W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

8,000 W peak · Fardriver 300 A · 72V 40Ah · 56 mph
FGX3
$2,899.00$2,499.00
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Freego X3 Pro All-Terrain 72V/50Ah 8000W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

8,000 W peak · Fardriver 300 A · 72V 50Ah · 56 mph
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$3,099.00$2,699.00
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Two drivetrains, three steps

X series or Nova. That is the real choice.

Freego splits its off-road range by drivetrain, not just by power. The X bikes drive the rear wheel from a hub motor; the Nova bikes turn the chain from a mid-drive, so their torque is multiplied by the gearing before it reaches the ground.

First bikes · 350 W to 3.6 kW peak

Small frames

$499 to $1,299 · 15.5 to 40 mph

The K1 is a genuine kids bike — 250 W nominal, 15.5 mph, 141 lb max load on 12.5 inch wheels. The Nova 5 Mini and the X0 are adult-capable minis at 99 lb each with 220 lb load ratings: 14 inch fronts, City and Off-road maps, and 1,008 to 1,380 Wh packs.

  • Peak power 350 TO 3,600W
  • Top speed 15.5 TO 40 MPH
  • Curb weight 60 TO 99 LB
  • Max load 141 TO 220 LB

In this tier: Freego K1, Freego Nova 5 Mini, Freego X0

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X series · 3 to 8 kW peak

Hub drive, full-size

$1,699 to $2,699 · 37 to 56 mph

Rear hub motors on 17 and 19 inch spoked wheels, 60V and 72V packs from 1,620 to 3,600 Wh, and Fardriver controllers on the X3 pair peaking at 300 A. All of them ship with two maps: City caps the bike at 20 to 28 mph, Off-road releases it to 37 to 56. The X3 and X3 Pro keep pedals and a pedal-assist sensor, which buys range and not legality.

  • Peak power 3,000 TO 8,000W
  • Voltage 60 TO 72V
  • Top speed 37 TO 56 MPH
  • Max load 264 TO 330 LB

In this tier: Freego X1, X2 Pro, X3, X3 Pro

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Nova · mid-drive, 6 to 15 kW peak

Torque through the gearing

$2,199 to $4,599 · 45 to 62 mph

A different drivetrain, not just more of the same. Freego quotes 280 to 380 N·m on the Nova line against 200 N·m on the hub-drive X2 Pro, and the Nova 5 Pro peaks at 15,000 W on a 2,880 Wh pack for 62 mph. All three run 19 inch fronts, 158 lb curb weights on the Nova 5 pair, and 264 lb max load.

  • Peak power 6,000 TO 15,000W
  • Max torque 280 TO 380 N·M
  • Top speed 45 TO 62 MPH
  • Drive MID-DRIVE

In this tier: Freego Nova 4, Nova 5, Nova 5 Pro

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Verified fitment

Every Freego has its own parts collection

Freego frames are model-specific and the parts are too. Each bike here carries a platform code, and the store filters to parts confirmed for that exact frame — controllers, chargers, packs, plastics and brake sets.

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Reading a Freego spec sheet

Four things Freego publishes that others do not

Freego is unusually forthcoming on paper, which makes its bikes easier to compare honestly than most in this category — as long as you know which number you are reading.

Mid-drive vs. hub

Drivetrain

A hub motor drives the wheel directly. A mid-drive turns the chain, so its torque is multiplied by the gearing before it reaches the ground. The Nova line and the Nova 5 Mini are mid-drive; the X line and the K1 use a rear hub. It is why a 6,000 W Nova 4 out-pulls a 6,000 W X2 Pro.

Nominal and peak

Watts

Freego publishes both, which most brands do not. The X3 is 4,500 W nominal and 8,000 W peak; the Nova 5 is 4,000 nominal and 8,000 peak. The number on the box is always the second one, so compare nominal to nominal when you can.

City and Off-road

Speed maps

The X series ships with two maps. City caps the bike at 20 to 28 mph, Off-road releases it to 40 to 56. The cap is a software setting, not a mechanical limit, and switching maps does not make an off-road bike street legal.

Max load, not rider weight

Fit

Freego rates the whole bike. 141 lb on the K1 up to 330 lb on the X3 — and that figure includes a backpack, a tool roll and anything else strapped to it, not just the rider.

Freego Electric Dirt Bikes questions, answered

What is the difference between the X series and the Nova series?
Drivetrain. The X bikes use a rear hub motor that drives the wheel directly. The Nova bikes use a mid-drive that turns the chain, so torque is multiplied by the gearing before it gets to the ground — Freego quotes 280 to 380 N·m on the Nova line against 200 N·m on the hub-drive X2 Pro. Mid-drives climb better and carry a rider higher up the frame; hub drives are simpler and cheaper to service.
Which Freego is closest to street legal?
None on this page. The X1 SE is the one that stays inside a class — 750 W nominal, 20 mph on throttle, 28 mph on pedal assist — and it lives with the e-bikes at /collections/freego-e-bikes. The X3 and X3 Pro have pedals and a pedal-assist sensor, but at 4,500 W nominal they are far past the 750 W federal ceiling, so the pedals buy range and nothing else.
How much range do these really have?
Freego publishes range in both modes, which is more useful than a single number. The X3 does up to 110 miles in City mode at 20 mph with pedal assist, or about 40 miles in Off-road at 45 mph. The Nova 5 pair is 40 to 70 miles. As a rule, budget 20 to 25 Wh per mile ridden hard off-road and use the pack size in watt hours, not the headline figure.
Is the K1 suitable for a small child?
It is Freego's only youth machine: 250 W nominal, 15.5 mph, 141 lb max load, 60 lb, on 12.5 inch wheels with a rear disc. Freego does not publish a seat height for it, which is the one number we would want before recommending it — ask us and we will chase Freego for it.
Do these ship from the US?
Yes. Freego stocks in the US and ships from a California warehouse, typically 1 to 3 business days to dispatch. Free shipping within the lower 48. Warranty is 24 months on the frame and 12 on the motor and battery.

Hub or mid-drive. Decide that first.

The X series drives the wheel; the Nova line turns the chain. Free US shipping. Fitment questions answered within 24 hours.

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