Electro & Co. creates high-quality, race-ready electric dirt bikes, and now their range has expanded to include some truly exciting models.

Looking for a high performance electric pit bike? Electro & Co. have teamed up with competition-parts creator GritShift to bring you the ETM RTR Reaper.

The ETM RTR Lite is the ultimate entry-level electric dirt bike from Electro & Co. With 60V power and a pro build quality, this is the bike that can beat a 110cc gas bike.

Stark Varg is making history. World stage event wins, Guinness world records and more mainstream competitions on the horizon. The electric dirt bike is unstoppable.

Meet the Arctic Leopard XF, a 12kw electric dirt bike with a top speed of 60mph. Smaller than a Surron LBX, bigger than an ETM RTR, and a heap of fun!

Which is the top midsize electric dirt bike this season to buy and take directly to the track, no mods needed? This is what our pro racers think:

E Ride Pro has released the E Ride Pro SR 775 Special Edition. With 25kW and a brand new app, this could be the next best electric dirt bike.

Arctic Leopard is the brand behind Dakar-winning electric dirt bikes, and now they’ve created the XE Pro S, a 20kW, 600Nm machine that is the next best thing. Here’s why.

We review the first ever 72V electric dirt bike from Talaria, the Sting MX5. With a huge power upgrade, bigger brakes, and many more new features, could this be your new bike?

Stark Varg are not only here to stay, they’re here to prove they can compete with gas dirt bikes. Read more on their latest release, the Stark Varg EX.

The E Ride Pro SS 3.0 is a strong all-round electric dirt bike. With a good amount of power at a good price, this is a standout bike. Is it the perfect bike for you?

The latest Surron Ultra Bee is turning heads. With 21kW of power and a great ride feel, could this be the next best electric dirt bike?

We turned a Surron LBX into an amphibious vehicle – the Surronski! It rode on water, sank 10ft, and ran for 30 minutes underwater. See how we waterproofed our electric dirt bike.

Know better than to call every game console a Nintendo? These are the Surron LBX competitors you need to know about.

If you think I’m just going to rant about how crappy a stock Surron LBX is, there’s some of that, but rest assured, I’m here to help. Upgrade your LBX now to avoid fixing it later.

We pushed the Zero XE hard! See why its bones impressed us, the mods we made first (like KKE forks), and discover if it’s the next best e-moto.

Introducing the Talaria Komodo: a 32kW monster with a 96V battery system. This e-moto could be a game-changer, and we’ll speculate on what it might do for Talaria’s brand image.

The ETM RTR delivers more fun per dollar than any e-moto we’ve ridden. See why this small, mighty, and affordable electric pit bike is a top pick for 2025.

A powerful electric pit bike for adults? Our ETM RTR review covers specs, power, and who this e-moto is truly for. Find out if it’s right for you.

Is the E Ride Pro SR too powerful? We break down the stats, the engineering gap, and whether this high-powered electric dirt bike is right for you.

E Ride Pro electric dirt bikes are fun, but push them too hard and weak points emerge. Learn where your e-moto can fail and how to upgrade.

E Ride Pro isn’t just building e-motos; they’re setting a new industry standard. Discover their rapid innovation and unwavering commitment to riders.

Zero just released the XE and XB, shaking up the electric dirt bike world with more power, top-tier components, and unbeatable pricing. Are they the best in 2025?

A high-performance electric pit bike built for adults and kids, the Electro & Co. ETM RTR packs 72V of power, hot-swappable batteries, and serious dirt-shredding fun for all ages.

E Ride Pro SS 2.0: 72V, 60 mph, 0–30 in 2.36s. Power-packed, off-road ready e-moto for under $5K. Ride harder, faster, and quieter.

Ebox makes awesome, small, yet mighty pit bike-sized electric dirt bikes. Made by industry-leading brand Stomp, which has been around since 2006, the modern Ebox lineup defines the electric pit-bike.

Surron is the OG, but can the 2025 model withstand the rigors of testing by our expert competition riders?

The LBX is great for almost anything! Smaller frame, heap of fun to flick around. The Ultra Bee is less likely to be your stunt bike, but rather a great trails bike.

The Intense Tazer MX Alloy Expert Build E-Bike is purpose-built for moto riders. It is an e-bike that minimizes time in the climb to maximize downhill runs. Read more here.

The Intense Tazer MX Recon e-bike is built for adventure! Coming from Intense, you know it’s good quality. Here’s why you need to check this out and why having help on hills isn’t such a bad thing after all.

Let’s unravel why the Segway X160 looks almost identical to other e-motos, what it was designed for, who it’s for, and what to expect when you buy one.

E Ride Pro upgraded parts are here! See what the R&D team does to ensure the best of the best parts are available.

From best battery care to how to safely wash your Ultra Bee, this article will give you the tips and tricks to get the most out of your Surron Ultra Bee – the ones you don’t find in the manual.

E Ride Pro is turning heads, but after 6 months of owning one, our competition-winning CEO shares his true thoughts.

This article looks at what has gone wrong, what has gone surprisingly well, and what our team members have done to prolong the lives of their poor Talaria Sting MX3s.

The E Ride Pro is the latest, exciting new electric motorcycle to hit the market. Topping out at a huge 60mph stock, this e-moto comes with a 72 Volt battery, and 12kW motor right out of the box. Even though this e-moto is brand new, parts to start your customization process are already streaming in. Read the latest here.

Known as the baby brother of the Talaria Sting MX3, the X3 will make the perfect commuter. But would you take it to the track? Will it hold up on the jumps?

Are you in the market for an electric dirt bike? Perhaps you’re looking for an upgrade? If you’ve been searching the internet to determine if you should get yourself a Talaria Sting or a Surron, this will be the article you need to read.

How did a company like Surron become so popular in such a short amount of time? Let’s find out.

The Surron XX is an elusive unicorn, but just because it’s hard to get your hands on one doesn’t mean you need to go without.

When Segway decided on a move that involved fun, affordable products, they enlisted the help of the established electric dirt bike company Surron.

The Surron Storm Bee has been a much anticipated release in the electric dirt bike world. Why?

With a top speed of 47mph and weighing only 123 lbs, the Surron Light Bee X is more than just awesome fun.

With race data Surron collected from the LBX, the Ultra Bee promises big performance in a small package. Can it deliver?