If you are searching for dirt bikes for sale in Australia, the choice is wider than it has ever been. Electric models now cover everything from a light pit bike for a teenager to a full competition motocross machine, and they come with no fuel, no clutch and very little servicing. This guide lists six new electric bikes from the Electric Dirt Bike Australia range, from $1,850 to $16,990, so you can see what each budget buys.
Every price and specification comes from our product pages. We sell new electric bikes only, with an Australian warranty, and all of these bikes are for private property and designated off-road areas.
Dirt bikes for sale in Australia: the price ladder
The table lists the six bikes from lowest to highest price, with the key figures that matter when you compare them.
| Bike | Price | Who it suits | Key figures |
|---|---|---|---|
| DHZ 2200E | $1,850 | teens, smaller adults | 2,200 W, 65 km/h, 55 kg |
| MXR MXE 60V kids bike | $2,499 | kids and young riders | 1,600 W, 60V 27Ah, 65 km/h, 66 kg |
| Ebox V3 72RS | $3,200 | teens and adults | 6.3 kW peak, 65 kg, 1-year warranty |
| Sur-Ron Light Bee X | $6,490 | adults, trail riders | 6 kW, 60V 40Ah, 50 kg |
| Talaria Sting R MX4 | $7,290 | adults, long rides | 8 kW, 60V 45Ah, up to 110 km, 63 kg |
| Alpha 60HP | $16,990 | club racers | 60 hp, 6.0 kWh, 118 kg |
Orders over $1,500 ship free from Mittagong NSW, and paying with crypto or PayID takes 10% off at checkout. Compared with petrol dirt bikes for sale elsewhere, every bike here is new, electric and covered by an Australian warranty.
How to read the numbers
Power in watts or kilowatts tells you how hard the bike accelerates. Battery energy in watt hours, worked out as volts times amp hours, tells you how far it goes. Weight tells you how easy the bike is to handle and load. A bike with high power and a small battery is quick but short-lived, so look at all three.
The $1,850 starter: DHZ 2200E
The DHZ 2200E is the lowest-priced bike here. It has a 2,200 W motor, a 65 km/h top speed and a weight of 55 kg, which makes it easy to load and easy to ride.
DHZ 2200E Electric Pit Bike
Electric pit bike with 2200W motor, top speed 65 km/h, 55 kg.
It suits teenagers and smaller adults who want a simple, quiet first bike. For other pit bike families, see our electric pit bikes category.
Kids dirt bike options
Parents searching for a kids dirt bike should start with size and speed, not power. The MXR MXE 60V kids bike is $2,499 with a 1,600 W motor, a 60V 27Ah battery and a 65 km/h top speed. It is powerful for a child's bike, so it suits confident, supervised riders on private land.
MXR MXE 60V Mini Varg Electric Dirt Bike
Kids electric dirt bike with 1600W motor, 60V 27Ah battery, top speed 65 km/h, 66 kg.
Smaller and gentler choices
If the MXR bike is too much, browse the kids electric dirt bikes category for smaller, slower bikes with adjustable limits. Our affordable dirt bikes guide also shows lower-priced options.
Mid-range pit bike: Ebox V3 72RS
The Ebox V3 72RS is $3,200 on a 72V system with a 6.3 kW peak and a 65 kg weight. It carries a 1-year manufacturer warranty. It is the pick if you want strong acceleration in a light frame.
Ebox V3 72RS Electric Pit Bike 5400W 72V
Electric pit bike with 6.3kW motor, 65 kg.
Mini bike dirt bike or full-size: which to choose?
Match the bike to the rider
Riders often compare a mini bike dirt bike with a full-size machine. A mini bike is smaller, lighter and cheaper, and suits children and smaller teens. A full-size bike has a longer frame, better suspension and a bigger battery, and suits adults. Choose by rider height and weight rather than age, and check the dimensions on each product page.
Plan for growth
Children and teenagers grow quickly, so a bike that fits today may feel small in a year. Some families buy one size up and use speed limits or gentle power modes to keep things safe, while others buy a smaller bike and resell it. Whichever you choose, supervise young riders and keep to private land.
Adult dirt bikes: Light Bee X and Sting R MX4
For adults, two bikes cover most needs. The Sur-Ron Light Bee X is $6,490 with a 6 kW motor, a 60V 40Ah battery and a 50 kg weight. It is light, agile and the best-known model in Australia.
Sur-Ron Light Bee X (60V 40Ah)
Australia's most popular electric trail bike with 6kW peak power, 60V 40Ah battery, and lightweight 50kg dry weight.
The Talaria Sting R MX4 is $7,290 with an 8 kW motor and a 60V 45Ah battery of 2,700 Wh. It lists up to 110 km of range, an 85 km/h unrestricted top speed and a 63 kg weight.
Talaria Sting R MX4 (60V 45Ah / 8kW)
Next-gen electric trail powerhouse with oil-cooled sealed gearbox, 8,000W peak output, and 45Ah high-capacity battery.
Light Bee X versus Sting R MX4
The Sting R MX4 costs $800 more ($7,290 minus $6,490) and adds 2 kW of power and 300 Wh of battery capacity. The Light Bee X is 13 kg lighter. If you prioritise range and power, choose the Talaria. If you prioritise weight and agility, choose the Sur-Ron. Both are popular because they are quiet, quick off the mark and easy to maintain, and both suit riders who want one bike for trails, bush tracks and private land.
Competition: Alpha 60HP
At the top of the ladder is the Alpha 60HP at $16,990. It makes 60 hp from a 6.0 kWh battery and weighs 118 kg. This is a motocross competition machine, so it suits experienced riders.
Stark Varg Alpha 60HP Motocross
Competition motocross standard model with 60HP output, KYB suspension, and Brembo hydraulic braking.
Read our review of the EX 80HP and Alpha 60HP for the full comparison with the EX 80HP.
Stunt bike dirt bike riding: what to know
Some riders search for a stunt bike dirt bike for jumps and tricks. Any bike used this way takes more punishment, so choose a strong frame and quality suspension and wear full protective gear. Stunt-style riding belongs on private land or at a purpose-built park, not on roads or footpaths.
Dirt bike for sale checklist: before you buy
A little planning avoids most buyer regret. Many people who browse dirt bikes for sale rush into a purchase and then discover the bike is too heavy, too fast or hard to transport. Use this list before you order any bike:
- Set a total budget that includes gear, a spare charger or battery and transport.
- Match the bike weight and seat height to the rider.
- Compare watt hours (volts times amp hours), not just power.
- Check the warranty and what it covers.
- Confirm where you will ride and that you have permission.
Charging, safety and legal notes
Charge on a hard, dry surface away from anything flammable and never leave a battery charging unattended. The NSW Government lithium-ion battery guidance covers safe charging and storage, and the ACCC guide to consumer rights explains your guarantees when you buy. For background on bike types, see the dirt bike overview on Wikipedia.
These bikes are for private property with the owner's permission and designated off-road areas. They are not registered road vehicles, and rules differ by state, so check with your state authority.
Where to go next
Compare every model in our electric dirt bikes range, or browse lower-priced bikes in the cheap electric dirt bikes category. For price ladders by budget, read our electric dirt bike price ladder. If you want a petrol-style comparison, see our motorcycle dirt bike guide, the moto dirt bike guide and our electric pitbike guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest new electric dirt bike you sell?
The lowest-priced bike in this guide is the DHZ 2200E at $1,850. It has a 2,200 W motor, a 65 km/h top speed and a 55 kg weight. We sell new bikes only, with an Australian warranty and free freight on orders over $1,500, so you know exactly what you are getting and who to contact if you need help after the sale.
Which dirt bike is best for a teenager?
Teenagers usually do well on a light pit bike or a smaller trail bike. The DHZ 2200E and the Ebox V3 72RS are the easiest to handle at 55 kg and 65 kg. Choose by rider size, start in gentle settings and wear full protective gear.
Are electric dirt bikes legal to ride on the road?
No. The bikes in this guide are sold for private property and designated off-road areas, not registered road use. Rules differ by state, so check your state authority and always get the landowner's permission before riding on private land.
How far does an electric dirt bike go on one charge?
It depends on battery size, terrain and rider weight. The Sur-Ron Light Bee X lists up to 100 km in eco mode and the Talaria Sting R MX4 lists up to 110 km. Plan for less on hills and soft ground and keep some battery in reserve.
Can I pay with crypto or PayID?
Yes. Paying with crypto or PayID takes 10% off at checkout, and orders over $1,500 ship free from Mittagong NSW. See the contact page if you need help choosing a bike before you order, and tell us the rider's height, weight and experience so we can point you to the right size.
