The Best Electric Dirt Bikes in the USA
Sur-Ron, Stark Future, Talaria, STACYC, KTM and more — with honest advice, fast US shipping and financing. Founded by riders, for riders.
Bestselling Electric Dirt Bikes

Sur-Ron Light Bee X 2026
The bike that started the electric dirt movement — light, torquey and endlessly upgradeable.
- 47 mph
- 40 mi
- 72V 35Ah
- 110 lb

Sur-Ron Ultra Bee HP 2026
Sur-Ron’s full-size flagship — HairPin motor, more power, more range.
- 56 mph
- 55 mi
- 74V 60Ah
- 187 lb

Sur-Ron Hyper Bee
The lightest Sur-Ron — 86 lb of nimble, approachable trail fun for lighter and growing riders.
- 50 mph
- 50 mi
- 58V 22.5Ah
- 86 lb

Sur-Ron Storm Bee
Sur-Ron’s full-size electric motocross machine — 22.5 kW and 68 mph of closed-course power.
- 68 mph
- 75 mi
- 84V 55Ah
- 265 lb

Sur-Ron Light Bee L1e
The L1e-homologated Light Bee for road-legal certification paths.
- 28 mph (L1e limited)
- 40 mi
- 60V 38.5Ah
- 112 lb

Talaria Sting R MX4
Talaria’s upgraded Sting R — a strong Sur-Ron alternative.
- 53 mph
- 50 mi
- 60V 45Ah
- 128 lb

Talaria Sting MX3
An accessible, value-focused entry into the Talaria range.
- 47 mph
- 40 mi
- 60V 38.4Ah
- 110 lb

Talaria Komodo (TL6000)
Talaria’s 96V enduro flagship — 32 kW, 66 mph and a genuine 70-mile range.
- 66 mph
- 70 mi
- 96V 45Ah
- 203 lb
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What is VoltTrack?
VoltTrack is a US-based authorized dealer for the world’s leading electric dirt bike brands, including Sur-Ron, Stark Future, Talaria, STACYC, KTM and Razor. Founded by US off-road riders, VoltTrack offers honest expert advice, fast shipping to the Lower 48, financing and real post-purchase support.
Are electric dirt bikes street legal?
Most electric dirt bikes are sold for off-road, private-land or OHV use and are not street legal without specific federal and state certification. Some models offer a street-legal path. Every VoltTrack listing states this clearly, and we never oversell a bike’s street legality.
Do you ship across the United States?
Yes. VoltTrack offers fast US shipping to the Lower 48 states. Delivery timing depends on the model and your location. Contact us for shipping estimates on specific bikes or bulk orders.
Do you offer financing?
Yes. VoltTrack offers flexible financing including Pay-in-4 options on eligible orders, so you can spread the cost of your electric dirt bike. Financing availability depends on the product and approval.
What payment methods do you accept?
VoltTrack accepts credit card, bank / wire transfer, Apple Pay, Cash App, Chime, Zelle and cryptocurrency (Bitcoin BTC and Tether USDT). Pay-in-4 financing is available on top of any of these payment methods on eligible bikes. Pay with crypto to save 10%.
Which electric dirt bike is right for my rider?
It depends on age, weight, experience and where you ride. Kids start on STACYC or Razor; teens step up to youth Talaria or KTM; adults choose Sur-Ron, Talaria, Stark or KTM by terrain and skill. Ask us and we’ll recommend honestly.




