These New Light E-Bikes are Created as an Alternative to Dirt & Enduro Motorcycles

Even though it has taken electric motorbikes a lot of time to receive general acceptance in the motorcycling world, they are still considered a novel technology. Like with any uprising technology, it still needs to be improved and brought to the highest engineering standards.

If we take some of the most important factors that consumers take into account when buying a new motorcycle (price, performance, reliability and running costs), e-bikes are still lagging behind in the pricing department. But those who could afford to own these types of vehicles, get to unlock a large variety of benefits associated with riding zero emissions transportation.

Many people who have experience riding electric bikes highlight their acceleration and agility. These performance parameters are associated with the fact that ebikes are usually lighter than their ICE counterparts. As a result, we can see a big rise in the market of lightweight electric motorcycles.

If you still think that Sur Ron is the only option for riding dirt trails, then you should follow our latest EV news roundups here:    • Electric motorcycles, bikes and scooters  

In today's video we are talking about the newest electric dirt bike announced by the North America-based company called Armstrong Electric Vehicles.

We are looking to the main specifications and pricing of their upcoming model and compare it to the alternatives that will become available for 2022 and 2023 model years:

Talaria Sting: talariacanada.com / talariauk.com/ebikes
Armstrong Electric Vehicles: armstrongelectricvehicles.com
Eleek Atom: eleek.com.ua/item/atom-boost-3000
Eleek Pozitiffmd: eleek.com.ua/item/pozitiff-md
EMX Pro: emx-powertrain.com
Trevor DTRe Stella: trevormotorcycles.com
Land District: land.ooo/district
Enduro E-Bikes Canada: enduroebikes.ca/product/12000w-enduro-ebike
Czem Drill One EVO: drillelectricbikes.com/drill-one-en
Noba One: facebook.com/NOBA-112917130630854/