Talaria Komodo 32kW Electric Dirt Bike
The Talaria Komodo is a full-size electric dirt bike developed for demanding off-road riding. Its high-output electric powertrain combines an 8.6kW rated motor with up to 32kW peak power, supported by a 97.2V 45Ah lithium battery.
With 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheels, adjustable suspension and a forged aluminium frame, the Komodo offers a substantial motorcycle platform for riders seeking powerful electric performance. The source retailer lists Off-road and L3e configurations in Black, Green and Blue.
Key Features
- 32kW peak power: High-output electric motor for the standard Komodo platform.
- 97.2V 45Ah battery: Lithium pack providing 4,374Wh nominal energy capacity.
- 754Nm peak rear-wheel torque: Manufacturer-published driven-wheel torque figure.
- 105km/h published top speed: Subject to version and applicable speed restrictions.
- 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheels: Full-size off-road wheel configuration.
- Adjustable suspension: 43mm front fork with 250mm travel and an adjustable rear shock.
- Hydraulic disc brakes: Front and rear mechanical braking systems.
- Four riding functions: Eco, Sport, Hyper and Reverse.
32kW Electric Motor and Power Delivery
The Komodo uses an air-cooled, mid-mounted permanent magnet motor with a published rated output of 8.6kW and peak output of 32kW.
Talaria specifies peak motor torque of approximately 90Nm and peak torque at the rear wheel of 754Nm. These are different measurements and should not be confused.
The manufacturer quotes a maximum speed of approximately 105km/h and acceleration from 0 to 50km/h in 1.8 seconds for the published performance configuration.
Actual acceleration and top speed depend on vehicle setup, rider weight, surface conditions and any homologation-related restrictions.
97.2V 45Ah Lithium Battery
The Talaria Komodo features a high-voltage lithium battery rated at 97.2V and 45Ah, providing a nominal energy capacity of 4,374Wh or approximately 4.37kWh.
The manufacturer identifies Samsung 50S or LG H51 battery cells, depending on the supplied configuration. The published battery weight is approximately 24.5kg.
The battery system is commonly described as 96V-class, although 97.2V is the more precise nominal voltage published in Talaria’s technical specifications.
Riding Range and Fast Charging
Talaria publishes a range of approximately 115km at a steady 45km/h under its stated test conditions.
Real-world range varies with terrain, acceleration, riding speed, temperature, tyre pressure and the weight carried by the motorcycle.
The manufacturer also advertises fast charging from 10% to 80% in approximately one hour when using the specified 40A charging system.
Before purchasing, confirm the charger included with the exact vehicle and its compatibility with local electrical requirements.
Full-Size 21-Inch and 18-Inch Wheels
The Talaria Komodo uses a 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheel configuration, a common arrangement on full-size off-road motorcycles.
The manufacturer’s standard tyre specifications include a 70/100-21 front tyre and 90/100-18 rear tyre. Other tyre configurations may be offered depending on equipment and regional specification.
Correct tyre selection is important for the intended terrain, vehicle load and operating conditions.
Adjustable Off-Road Suspension
The Komodo features a 43mm front suspension fork with a closed-cartridge and air-chamber design. Talaria specifies 250mm of front fork travel.
At the rear, an adjustable shock absorber with linkage and a piggyback reservoir supports suspension control over rough ground.
Suspension performance depends on rider weight, terrain and correct adjustment. The manufacturer’s documentation should be followed when configuring the suspension.
Hydraulic Brakes and Regenerative Braking
The motorcycle is equipped with hydraulic disc brakes at the front and rear.
It also offers four levels of regenerative braking, allowing riders to adjust the electric drivetrain’s deceleration assistance.
Regenerative braking supplements the hydraulic brakes but does not replace them. Both systems should be maintained according to the applicable service instructions.
Eco, Sport, Hyper and Reverse Modes
The Talaria Komodo offers Eco, Sport and Hyper forward-riding modes, together with a Reverse function.
These settings provide different control options for the motorcycle’s electric power delivery and manoeuvring.
Available functions and performance limits should be confirmed for the exact road-approved or off-road version supplied.
Forged Aluminium Frame and Rider Dimensions
The Komodo uses a forged aluminium alloy chassis with a published seat height of 910mm and wheelbase of 1,380mm.
The manufacturer’s standard specification identifies a vehicle weight of approximately 98kg, ground clearance of 315mm and maximum load of 160kg.
These measurements are relevant when checking rider fit and suitability for the intended riding application.
Off-Road and L3e Versions
Off-road / MX: Intended for suitable off-road riding areas. Public-road registration should not be assumed.
L3e: Talaria publishes a separate L3e version of the Komodo. Road use in Germany depends on the actual vehicle’s type approval, Certificate of Conformity, required road equipment, registration, insurance and the rider’s licence.
The manufacturer publishes performance figures for both MX and L3e pages, but buyers must verify the approved technical data for the individual motorcycle.
Why Choose the Talaria Komodo?
The Talaria Komodo combines a 32kW peak powertrain, 4.37kWh battery, full-size wheels, adjustable suspension and a substantial forged aluminium chassis.
For experienced riders seeking an electric dirt bike capable of demanding off-road use, it offers a comprehensive performance-focused platform.
Before ordering from Talaria Bike Sale, confirm your selected version, colour, approved specifications, included charging equipment, warranty conditions, selling price and delivery arrangements.














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