Electric Dirt Bike 60V 23.4Ah 3600W Motor 70 km/h Top Speed Off‑Road Suspension 140mm Front 58mm Rear

The electric dirt bike is a high‑performance off‑road vehicle designed for private estates, resorts and gated communities, offering 3600W power, 70 km/h top speed and a durable steel frame for stable, thrilling rides on rough terrain.

- 3600W direct drive motor for instant torque and fast acceleration

- 60V 23.4Ah battery delivers long ride time and consistent power

- Top speed of 70 km/h for exciting off‑road performance

- Heavy‑duty steel frame provides strength and safety

- Front 140mm inverted fork and rear 58mm shock absorb bumps

- Off‑road tires 60/100-14 front and 80/100-12 rear for excellent grip

- Designed for off‑road use only, ideal for private estates and gated communities

- Simple key on‑off system and easy throttle control

- Supports up to 100 kg rider weight

Motor Type: Direct Drive

Motor Power: 3600W

Battery Voltage: 60V

Battery Capacity: 23.4Ah

Controller Rating: 60V 80A

Top Speed: Up to 70 km/h

Net Weight: 59 kg

Wheelbase: 1100 mm

Gear Reduction Ratio: 1:6

Frame Material: Steel

Ground Clearance: 230 mm

Handlebar Width: 710 mm

Front Suspension Type: Inverted fork (non‑adjustable)

Front Fork Length: 630 mm

Front Suspension Travel: 140 mm

Rear Suspension Type: Rear shock (non‑adjustable)

Rear Shock Length: 300 mm

Rear Suspension Travel: 58 mm

Front Tire Size: 60/100-14

Rear Tire Size: 80/100-12

Weight Capacity: 100 kg

Charging Time (first charge): 10-12 hours

Charging Time (regular): 5-7 hours

Water Resistance: Keep water away from battery and motor

Storage Recommendation: Store indoors, avoid direct sunlight

When using the electric dirt bike on private property, always start by checking the battery charge level and ensuring the tires are properly inflated. Charge the battery for 10‑12 hours before the first ride, then keep regular charging sessions between 5 and 7 hours to maintain optimal performance. After each ride, wipe the frame and components with a damp cloth to remove dust and debris, and inspect the suspension for any signs of wear. Store the bike in a shaded area or garage to protect the battery from extreme heat and direct sunlight.

For off‑road adventures on estate grounds or resort trails, engage the front inverted fork and rear shock to absorb bumps and maintain control on uneven surfaces. Use the horn and indicators for safety when riding near other users. Keep the bike within its 100 kg weight limit and avoid riding on public highways or city streets, as the bike is designed for private and closed‑community use only. Regularly check the battery connections and clean any moisture to prevent corrosion. Following these maintenance steps will extend the battery life and keep the bike performing reliably for many seasons.