Talaria X3 Concept (XXX) 2024

Talaria X3 Concept (XXX) 2024 Electric Dirt Bike

The Talaria X3 Concept (XXX) 2024 is a compact electric dirt bike combining lightweight construction with responsive electric power delivery. Designed around a slim chassis and mid-mounted interior permanent magnet motor, it offers an alternative to larger electric off-road motorcycles for riders seeking agility and control.

The X3 range includes 60V 25Ah and 40Ah lithium battery configurations. The linked retailer advertises up to 6kW peak output for its 40Ah version, along with suspension, hydraulic disc brakes and a belt-and-chain drivetrain.

Key Features

• Responsive electric motor: Air-cooled interior permanent magnet (IPM) motor with 5.5kW manufacturer-listed peak output.
• 60V lithium battery options: Choose between 25Ah and 40Ah configurations where available.
• Up to 2.4kWh battery energy: Nominal capacity of the 60V 40Ah battery.
• Compact chassis: Lightweight layout designed for manoeuvrable off-road riding.
• Belt-and-chain transmission: Belt primary reduction with chain final drive.
• Off-road suspension: Front fork with 160mm travel and rear shock with 85mm shock travel.
• Hydraulic disc brakes: Front and rear braking equipment, with upgraded components advertised by the retailer.
• 19-inch front and 17-inch rear tyres: Off-road wheel and tyre setup described for the referenced configuration.

Electric Motor Performance

The Talaria X3 Concept uses an air-cooled DC interior permanent magnet motor. Talaria’s technical specification identifies 3kW rated output and 5.5kW peak output for the referenced model.

The retailer advertises up to 6kW peak output with the 40Ah battery configuration. Because specifications can vary by battery, controller and production version, the actual motor rating should be verified for the motorcycle supplied.

The retailer quotes a maximum unrestricted speed of approximately 75km/h. This is not an approved road-use speed for an L1e motorcycle.

60V 25Ah and 40Ah Battery Options

The X3 range offers 60V lithium battery configurations in 25Ah and 40Ah capacities.

The 25Ah configuration provides a calculated nominal energy capacity of 1,500Wh, while the 40Ah configuration provides 2,400Wh.

Talaria identifies 21700 lithium-ion cells for the X3 platform. Battery availability and exact cell specifications should be verified against the supplied vehicle.

The X3 features a battery-integrated frame design. Battery removal should be carried out using the correct manufacturer procedure rather than treating it as a universal quick-release system.

Electric Riding Range

The manufacturer publishes approximately 60–70km of range at a steady 25km/h for the 25Ah configuration. The retailer advertises up to 80km at 25km/h for the 40Ah version.

These distances are test-condition estimates. Actual range depends on riding speed, terrain, temperature, rider weight, tyre pressure and battery condition.

Repeated hard acceleration and demanding off-road conditions can significantly reduce the distance achieved on a single charge.

Charging Time

The retailer quotes approximately 3–4 hours for charging, while manufacturer specifications identify an 8A standard charger and optional 12A charging equipment.

The actual charge duration depends on battery capacity, charger output and remaining battery level. Confirm the supplied charger before advertising a guaranteed full-charge time.

Lightweight Frame and Rider Fit

The Talaria X3 Concept has a compact chassis with a published 1,255mm wheelbase, 805mm seat height and 270mm minimum ground clearance.

Talaria publishes approximately 50kg total weight for its 25Ah configuration. The retailer quotes approximately 57kg for its 40Ah version.

The lightweight format may make the X3 easier to manoeuvre than larger full-size electric motorcycles, although suitability still depends on the rider’s size, experience and operating conditions.

Off-Road Suspension

The X3 uses a high-performance front suspension fork with approximately 160mm travel. Talaria also identifies a rear shock absorber with 85mm shock travel.

The rear suspension is intended to help control movement over uneven terrain. Specific adjustment features and suspension components may differ by production configuration.

Suspension should be maintained and adjusted according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Hydraulic Disc Braking

Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes provide the X3’s primary mechanical braking function.

The linked retailer advertises four-piston hydraulic callipers and 220mm brake rotors. These details should be checked for the exact motorcycle because regional and production specifications may differ.

Keep brake pads, rotors and hydraulic components correctly maintained for safe operation.

Belt and Chain Transmission

Unlike Talaria Sting motorcycles that use a primary reduction gearbox, the X3 Concept uses a belt for primary transmission and a chain for final drive.

This design contributes to the compact powertrain layout. Belt tension, chain adjustment, sprocket wear and related components require regular inspection.

Off-Road and L1e Versions

The X3 Concept range includes off-road and road-oriented L1e configurations, but the linked retailer does not provide selectable approval versions.

The unrestricted off-road motorcycle is advertised with a top speed of up to 75km/h. This figure must not be used as the approved speed of a German L1e moped.

For an L1e-B motorcycle, the maximum approved design speed is 45km/h. Road use in Germany depends on the individual vehicle’s Certificate of Conformity, required equipment, insurance and applicable licence requirements.

Why Choose the Talaria X3 Concept?

The Talaria X3 Concept combines compact dimensions, a lightweight chassis, configurable battery capacity and a belt-and-chain drivetrain. It is an option for riders looking for an electric dirt bike with a slimmer profile than larger off-road motorcycles.

Before ordering from Talaria Bike Sale, confirm the battery capacity, exact motor specification, motorcycle version, included charger, stock, pricing and any required vehicle approval documents.