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E Ride Pro · 2026 · Electric dirt bike

E Ride Pro SS 2.0

Based on manufacturer and retailer listings when we last checked, not confirmed stock. Check the store before you buy.

The previous-gen SS, still on sale: a claimed 12 kW peak, 72V 40Ah Samsung pack, 60 mph and 0–30 in 2.36 s at 152 lb.

⚠ Some specs on this page haven't been independently verified yet. Check the labels.
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Specs

Power

Peak motor power12 kW (5 kW rated)CLAIMED

Battery

Battery72V 40Ah (Samsung), removableCLAIMED
Battery capacity2.88 kWhCLAIMED
Charge time2–3 hrCLAIMED

Performance

Top speed60 mphCLAIMED
0–30 mph2.36 secCLAIMED
Range50+ mi (at 25 mph; 90+ at 15 mph)CLAIMED

Chassis

Weight152 lbCLAIMED
SuspensionAdjustableCLAIMED
Tires70/100-19 F/R (see note)CLAIMED
Wheelbase50 inCLAIMED
Seat height33.5 inCLAIMED
Wheels19 / 18 in (front / rear)CLAIMED

Electronics

FeaturesEco/Sport/Turbo, regenCLAIMED

Pricing

MSRP (US)$4,599 (sale 4,299)REPORTED

Support

Warranty1 yearCLAIMED

The listing contradicts itself twice:

  • It says the motor is 5 kW rated / 12 kW peak, but the marketing copy calls it 6 kW.
  • The update list says the 2.0 got a "larger 80/100 rear tire", but the spec table lists 70/100-19 at both ends.

Check both before publishing.

Retailers disagree on weight (139 lb at Electric Cycle Rider, 152 lb at TB Electric Moto, 155 lb at Charged Cycle Works) and on tires (ECR lists 2.75-19 / 3.00-18, i.e. 19/18; Charged Cycle Works offers 19/18 or 19/19).

Sources

How we label specs

CONFIRMEDOfficially announced or documented
CLAIMEDManufacturer performance claim
REPORTEDCredible third-party reporting
RUMOREDNot confirmed
ESTIMATEDCalculated or inferred
UNKNOWNNot disclosed yet