Mini Electric Dirt Bikes

Short wheelbases, light frames and speeds a beginner can use. The Droyd Blipper folds its pegs and weighs 43.7 lb; the MotoTec 36v 300w is 39 lb on a 20 inch seat. The outlier is the 48v Superbike: a 1,000 W hub motor capped at 15 mph inside a full fairing, which makes it the slowest expensive bike on the page and the only one shaped like a road racer.

• Peak power 250 TO 1,000W
• Top speed 12.5 TO 20 MPH
• Curb weight 39 TO 60 LB
• Wheels 10 TO 16 IN

In this tier: MotoTec 36v 300w, Droyd Blipper, Freego K1, MotoTec 36v 790w Demon

The same small wheels with real suspension travel and real speed. The MotoTec Pro pair sets power on a variable knob; the Droyd Ravage and Berzerker publish 2,000 W rated alongside 3,000 W peak, which almost nobody in this category does; the Freego X0 splits City mode at 20 mph from Off-road at 40.

• Peak power 1,200 TO 3,600W
• Top speed 23 TO 42 MPH
• Curb weight 79 TO 123 LB
• Max load 150 TO 265 LB

In this tier: MotoTec 48v Pro 1800w, Yozma IN 10, Droyd Berzerker, Freego X0

The 78 Forged Phase I is the only machine on this page over 3.6 kW: a 60V PMSM making 4,500 W peak and 2,000 W rated, on a 1,200 Wh Samsung 21700 pack, over 14 and 12 inch wheels. It is also the strictest on rider weight anywhere here at 120 lb, which tells you exactly who 78 Forged built it for.

• Peak power 4,500W
• Rated 2,000W
• Top speed 45 MPH IN MODE 3
• Rider limit 120 LB

In this tier: 78 Forged Phase I