If you searched for E-Ride Pro, you are probably looking for the electric dirt bikes sold under the E-Ride Pro name. Electric Dirt Bike Australia stocks two E-Ride Pro models, the Pro-SS 2.0 and the Pro-SR, and this page explains what each one offers, what it costs and how to buy. All specifications below are the figures in our product listings.
E-Ride Pro-SS 2.0
The E-Ride Pro-SS 2.0 is a 72V 40Ah bike with 12kW of peak power, a 2,880Wh battery using Samsung 50E / Molicel cells, a 95 km/h top speed and up to 105 km of range, at 64 kg. Suspension is Fastace dual-air tuned inverted forks. It is priced at $8,690 AUD, down from $9,190.
E-Ride Pro-SR
The E-Ride Pro-SR steps up to 15kW of peak power with a 72V 45Ah, 3,240Wh high-discharge battery. It is listed at 100+ km/h with up to 120 km of range and a weight of 67 kg, and it is priced at $9,990 AUD, down from $10,590.
SS 2.0 or SR?
The SR has more power and a larger battery, so it suits heavier riders, steeper terrain and riders who want the highest top speed. The SS 2.0 has less peak power but is lighter and less expensive. Our direct comparison, E-Ride Pro SS 2.0 vs SR, sets the numbers out side by side.
More E-Ride Pro reading
Read our long-form E-Ride Pro Australia review, then compare against the Sur-Ron Light Bee X and the Talaria Sting R MX4. To see every high-power model, browse all electric dirt bikes for sale.
What E-Ride Pro offers
E-Ride Pro is listed in our range as a 72V platform that delivers 12kW to 15kW of factory power without aftermarket upgrades. The two models we stock, the Pro-SS 2.0 and the Pro-SR, are full-size electric dirt bikes aimed at trail, enduro and open fire-trail riding. The brand data in our catalogue describes native 72V high-voltage platforms, which is the reason the bikes are marketed on out-of-the-box power.
Specifications compared with other 72V bikes
The Pro-SS 2.0 has 12kW and a 2,880Wh battery. That is the same peak power class as the RFN Ares Rally Pro at 12.5kW and the Velimotor VMX12 at 12kW, and a similar class to the Sur-Ron Ultra Bee at 12.5kW. The Pro-SR has 15kW, the same peak power as the Arctic Leopard E-XE 880. Weight is similar across the group, with the Pro-SS 2.0 at 64 kg and the Pro-SR at 67 kg, against 68 kg for the RFN Ares and 85 kg for the Ultra Bee.
Value per dollar
Using listed prices and peak power, the Pro-SS 2.0 delivers about 1.38 kW of peak power per $1,000 and the Pro-SR about 1.50 kW per $1,000. In battery terms, the Pro-SS 2.0 has about 331 Wh per $1,000 and the Pro-SR about 324 Wh per $1,000. These are simple ratios from the published specifications, not a measure of ride quality, but they show that the two bikes sit close together on value, so choose on power and range needs.
Suspension and handling
The Pro-SS 2.0 uses Fastace dual-air tuned inverted forks. The listings describe the SS 2.0 as a hyper-trail bike with a turbo boost button and inverted high-travel suspension, and the SR as the pinnacle of the factory 72V range with upgraded 4-piston calipers. Take a test ride or ask our team about suspension setup for your weight before you buy.
Charging and battery
The listed battery sizes are 2,880Wh for the Pro-SS 2.0 and 3,240Wh for the Pro-SR. Use the charger made for a 72V pack, charge on a hard non-flammable surface, and follow the battery safety advice in our e-bike safety guide. Our accessories page lists chargers and replacement packs.
Warranty, parts and service
Every bike from Electric Dirt Bike Australia carries a 12-month Australian warranty, and genuine parts are stocked at our Mittagong NSW workshop. See the warranty and service page for what is covered.
Rider fit and experience level
Both models are full-size bikes with high power. If you are new to electric dirt bikes, start in a lower power mode, wear a certified helmet and full protective gear, and build up gradually. Riders who want a lighter bike near 50 kg should look at the Sur-Ron Light Bee X, and heavier riders who want more power should compare the Pro-SR with the Talaria Dragon.
Related guides
Read the E-Ride Pro Australia review, the direct E-Ride Pro SS 2.0 vs SR comparison and the adult electric dirt bike guide.
How E-Ride Pro compares with the Sur-Ron and Talaria
The two lightest popular bikes in our range sit well below E-Ride Pro on power. The Sur-Ron Light Bee X is 6kW with a 2,400Wh battery, 75 km/h and 50 kg at $6,490 AUD, and the Talaria Sting R MX4 is 8kW with a 2,700Wh battery, 85 km/h and 63 kg at $7,290 AUD. The E-Ride Pro-SS 2.0 adds 4kW to 6kW of peak power over those bikes, a 2,880Wh battery and a 95 km/h top speed for $1,400 to $2,200 more, and the Pro-SR adds more again. If you want the lightest bike and the biggest aftermarket, the Sur-Ron and Talaria suit you; if you want high factory power without modification, E-Ride Pro is the better fit.
Understanding a 72V platform
Voltage and current together set power. A 72V pack can deliver the same power as a 60V pack at lower current, and it can deliver more power at the same current. That is why bikes marketed on 12kW to 15kW of factory output use 72V or higher. Higher power also means more heat and more load on tyres, chain and brakes, so these bikes reward careful riding and regular checks. Our 72V vs 60V guide explains the trade-offs in more depth.
Questions to ask before buying any imported electric dirt bike
Ask who provides the warranty and where claims are handled, whether replacement parts are stocked in Australia, what the written specification is, who pays for freight and what the delivery terms are, and whether you can speak to a person about stock before you pay. For E-Ride Pro from Electric Dirt Bike Australia, the answers are a 12-month Australian warranty, parts stocked at our Mittagong NSW workshop, the specifications on the product page, free freight over $1,500 AUD and WhatsApp support for stock and delivery questions.
What happens before the bike ships
Each bike is checked before dispatch. Our workshop describes real pre-delivery inspection that includes brake bleeding, bolt torque inspection and battery health verification before the bike is crated. Bikes travel as insured heavy freight with tailgate delivery to your address, so be ready to receive a crate and have someone to help unload it.
Your first 30 days
Read the manual before the first ride. Charge the battery fully and check the tyre pressure, the brake feel and the bolts. Start in a lower power mode on a closed private area and build up gradually. After the first few rides, check that nothing has loosened, and keep a note of how far you travel on a charge so you understand your real range. Always wear a certified helmet and full protective gear, and follow our e-bike safety guide for battery care.
Is an E-Ride Pro right for you?
Choose an E-Ride Pro if you are an experienced or confident rider who wants high factory power, a 72V battery and a top speed of 95 km/h or more without modifying the bike. Choose the SS 2.0 if you want strong performance for less money and a slightly lighter bike. Choose the SR if you are a heavier rider, ride long days or steep terrain, or simply want the most power and range in the range. Look at lower-power bikes such as the Sur-Ron Light Bee X or the Talaria XXX if you are new to electric dirt bikes, want a bike near 50 kg or want to spend less. Whatever you pick, plan your charging, your transport and your protective gear before the crate arrives. Finally, think about the whole ownership picture, not only the purchase. A 72V pack stores a lot of energy, so choose a safe charging spot, keep the charger and cables in good condition and read the manual before you ride. Ask our team how you plan to ride so we can help you choose between the SS 2.0 and the SR, and so you know what to expect on delivery day.
Where to buy: electric dirt bike for sale in Australia
Looking for an electric dirt bike for sale? The E-Ride Pro-SS 2.0 and Pro-SR are available from Electric Dirt Bike Australia, along with the rest of our electric dirt bikes for sale from Sur-Ron, Talaria, Stark Varg and more. Browse the full electric dirt bikes range, or compare dirtbike sales by price, power and range on the shop page. Orders over $1,500 AUD ship free, crypto and PayID payments receive 10% off and every bike has a 12-month Australian warranty.
Quick answers
How much is an E-Ride Pro in Australia? The E-Ride Pro-SS 2.0 is $8,690 AUD and the E-Ride Pro-SR is $9,990 AUD in our listings.
Which E-Ride Pro is faster? The Pro-SR is listed at 100+ km/h and the Pro-SS 2.0 at 95 km/h.
Do E-Ride Pro bikes ship Australia-wide? Yes. They are dispatched from our Mittagong NSW workshop, with free freight on orders over $1,500 AUD.
Official sources and further reading
For manufacturer information on the other major brands we stock, see the Sur-Ron site and the Stark Future site. For battery safety see the NSW Government lithium-ion battery page, and for background on how lithium-ion cells work see the Wikipedia article on lithium-ion batteries.
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