Talaria X3 Pro 5kw Electric Dirt Bike

Talaria X3 Pro (XXX) 5kW Electric Dirt Bike

The Talaria X3 Pro (XXX) is a compact electric dirt bike combining responsive motor performance, lithium battery technology and a lightweight chassis. Its smaller format makes it an attractive option for riders seeking a manoeuvrable electric motorcycle without moving to a full-size off-road machine.

The source retailer offers the X3 Pro in Off-road and L1e versions. The reviewed configuration features a 60V lithium battery, IPM electric motor, belt-and-chain transmission and updated suspension, with equipment and permitted performance depending on the selected version.

Key Features

• 5kW model: A European Talaria distributor specifies 5kW peak output; the source retailer separately advertises 5.5kW.
• 60V lithium battery: Advertised as 40Ah maximum capacity, with 38.4Ah nominal capacity on a documented related specification.
• IPM electric motor: Interior permanent magnet technology for responsive electric power delivery.
• 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheels: Off-road wheel configuration with CST knobbly tyres.
• Updated rear suspension: Redesigned linkage with 160mm rear-wheel travel on the reviewed Pro configuration.
• Hydraulic disc brakes: Mechanical braking system at both wheels.
• Belt-and-chain drive: Compact primary belt reduction with chain final drive.
• Off-road and L1e versions: Distinct configurations for permitted off-road riding or approved road use.

Responsive IPM Electric Motor

The Talaria X3 Pro uses an interior permanent magnet motor with an electronic controller to provide responsive acceleration.

European distributor information lists 5kW peak output for the X3 Pro TL2500. The source retailer describes 5.5kW peak power. These differing published figures should be checked against the actual motor and controller specification of the motorcycle supplied.

Maximum speed depends on whether the motorcycle is an unrestricted off-road version or an approved L1e configuration. Unrestricted speed figures must not be advertised as road-approved L1e performance.

60V Lithium Battery with LG Cells

The source retailer advertises a 60V 40Ah lithium battery using LG cells. Related X3 Pro technical information distinguishes between 40Ah maximum capacity and 38.4Ah nominal capacity.

At 60V and 38.4Ah nominal, the calculated energy content is 2,304Wh, or approximately 2.30kWh. The retailer’s 40Ah figure corresponds to 2,400Wh when used as a maximum capacity figure.

Battery capacity and configuration must be confirmed for the exact version being supplied. Charging and battery handling should follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

Riding Range and Charging

The retailer advertises up to 100km of range when travelling at a steady 25km/h under its stated test conditions.

Actual range will vary according to riding speed, hills, rider weight, battery condition, temperature, tyre pressure and acceleration. Demanding off-road conditions may significantly reduce the available distance.

Approximately four hours is the source retailer’s published full charging time. Confirm the supplied battery and charger before making a guaranteed charging-time claim.

Updated Suspension for Off-Road Riding

The Talaria X3 Pro features front and rear suspension intended to improve control on uneven surfaces. The reviewed Pro configuration is advertised with inverted front forks and a revised rear linkage providing 160mm of rear-wheel travel.

The revised design should not be confused with the earlier Talaria X3 Concept suspension system, which used a different rear arrangement.

Exact front fork travel, damping adjustments and spring specifications may vary with the factory version and regional configuration.

19-Inch Front and 17-Inch Rear Wheels

The reviewed off-road configuration features a 19-inch front wheel and 17-inch rear wheel with CST knobbly tyres.

This combination is intended for off-road traction and manoeuvrability. Verify tyre dimensions and approval markings for any L1e road configuration before publication.

Hydraulic Disc Brakes

The X3 Pro includes hydraulic front and rear disc brakes, providing the motorcycle’s primary mechanical braking function.

Some published X3 Pro configurations specify four-piston callipers and 220mm brake discs. Check the components on the exact motorcycle supplied before presenting these dimensions as guaranteed for every version.

Braking components should be inspected and maintained according to the applicable manufacturer instructions.

Belt Primary Drive and Chain Final Drive

The Talaria X3 Pro uses a belt-and-chain drivetrain. A primary drive belt transfers power through the initial reduction stage, while a chain provides the final drive to the rear wheel.

This arrangement differs from the gearbox-based primary reduction used on several Talaria Sting models.

Regular inspection of belt condition, chain tension and sprocket wear is important for ongoing maintenance.

Off-Road and L1e Configurations

Off-road version: Intended for use in permitted off-road riding areas. The unrestricted version must not be represented as approved for public-road use without supporting documentation.

L1e version: Intended for European moped-category operation. The approved L1e-B design speed must not exceed 45km/h. Actual motor ratings and road equipment must match the vehicle’s Certificate of Conformity.

For customers in Germany, road use also requires the appropriate insurance, identification documents and driving licence. Buyers should confirm these requirements for the exact motorcycle supplied.

Compact Electric Motorcycle Design

The X3 Pro’s slim chassis and lightweight construction distinguish it from larger electric dirt bikes. The retailer quotes approximately 53kg for its featured configuration, although other X3 Pro specifications publish different vehicle weights.

Seat height, permitted rider load and dimensions should be verified for the supplied version when assessing rider suitability.

Why Choose the Talaria X3 Pro?

The Talaria X3 Pro combines compact electric motorcycle design with a lithium battery, IPM motor, revised suspension and belt-and-chain drivetrain.

Its Off-road and L1e options give buyers a choice of purpose-built configurations, subject to availability and correct homologation documents.

Before ordering from Talaria Bike Sale, confirm the model code, rated and peak motor specifications, battery capacity, final selling price, charger and road-use documentation for your chosen version.