If you have searched for an Ebox Dragster, you are looking at one of the most popular families of pit bikes in Australia. They are light, quick off the line and simple to ride, which makes them a favourite for teenagers, smaller adults and anyone who wants a quiet bike for a paddock or practice track. This guide explains the range, what the model names mean and how to choose between the 60, 60R and 72RS versions.
Every figure below comes from the product pages. Where a specification is not listed, we say so instead of guessing. All of these bikes are for private property and designated off-road areas only.
What are Ebox and Dragster pit bikes?
Ebox and Dragster are two brand names that appear on closely related pit bikes in our range. The Ebox V3 models and the Dragster models share the same three power tiers, 60, 60R and 72RS, so many buyers compare them side by side. The Ebox listings include fuller specifications, while the Dragster listings are shorter, so check each product page for the details you need.
Why riders like them
The appeal of an Ebox Dragster style pit bike is simple. An pit bike has no engine to warm up, no fuel mix and very little routine servicing. You charge it, twist the throttle and ride. The motor delivers torque instantly, so the bikes feel livelier than the weight suggests, and the low noise is easier on neighbours and landowners. Because there is no clutch or gearbox to learn, new riders spend their first session learning balance and throttle control instead of fighting the bike, and most people are riding confidently within an afternoon. Maintenance is mostly chain care, brake pads, tyres and keeping the battery healthy.
Ebox Dragster Australia range at a glance
The table puts the six bikes side by side. The model names carry figures such as 3,300 W, 4,500 W and 5,400 W, while the Ebox specification lists a 6.3 kW peak.
| Model | Price | Key figures from the listing | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dragster 60 | $2,400 | 120 x 33 x 72 cm | 55 kg |
| Ebox V3 60 | $2,400 | 6.3 kW peak, 60V 18.2Ah | 65 kg |
| Dragster 60R | $2,800 | 60V 26Ah battery | not listed |
| Ebox V3 60R | $2,800 | 6.3 kW peak, 60V, 85 km/h, up to 40 km | 65 kg |
| Ebox V3 72RS | $3,200 | 6.3 kW peak | 65 kg |
| Dragster EBX 72RS | $3,200 | no specifications listed | not listed |
Each step up the ladder costs $400, from the 60 at $2,400 to the 60R at $2,800 and the 72RS at $3,200.
Ebox V3 models: 60, 60R and 72RS
The Ebox V3 range has the fullest listings, and all three bikes carry a 1-year manufacturer warranty.
Ebox V3 60: the starter
The Ebox V3 60 is $2,400 with a 6.3 kW peak motor and a 60V 18.2Ah battery. That battery stores 1,092 Wh (60V x 18.2Ah). It weighs 65 kg and measures 110 x 34 x 70 cm, so it suits teens and smaller adults who want a capable first pit bike.
Ebox V3 60 Electric Pit Bike 3300W 60V
Electric pit bike with 6.3kW motor, 60V 18.2Ah battery, 65 kg.
Ebox V3 60R: the performance upgrade
The Ebox V3 60R is $2,800 with the same 6.3 kW peak, an 85 km/h listed top speed and a range of up to 40 km. For $400 more than the 60 you get the faster, longer-range version, which makes it the most popular step for riders who will outgrow the base model.
Ebox V3 60R Electric Pit Bike 4500W 60V
Electric pit bike with 6.3kW motor, 60V battery, top speed 85 km/h, range up to 40 km.
Ebox V3 72RS: the top of the range
The Ebox V3 72RS is $3,200 on a 72V system with a 6.3 kW peak and a 65 kg weight. A higher voltage usually means stronger acceleration, so this is the pick if you want the quickest bike in the family.
Ebox V3 72RS Electric Pit Bike 5400W 72V
Electric pit bike with 6.3kW motor, 65 kg.
Dragster ebike models: 60, 60R and EBX 72RS
The Dragster bikes mirror the three Ebox tiers. Whether you call it a dragster bike, a dragster e bike or a dragster ebike, you are comparing the same kind of machine: a compact pit bike with a high-discharge battery and a small, strong motor.
Dragster 60: the lightest
The Dragster 60 is $2,400, weighs 55 kg and measures 120 x 33 x 72 cm. It is the lightest bike in the group, which helps smaller riders and makes loading into a ute or trailer easier.
Dragster 60 Electric Pit Bike 3300W 60V
Electric pit bike by Dragster.
Dragster 60R: the bigger battery
The Dragster 60R is $2,800 with a 60V 26Ah battery, which stores 1,560 Wh (60V x 26Ah). That is about 43% more energy than the 1,092 Wh pack in the Ebox V3 60, so it suits longer sessions.
Dragster 60R Electric Pit Bike 4500W 60V
Electric pit bike with 60V 26Ah battery.
Dragster EBX 72RS: the 72V option
The Dragster EBX 72RS is $3,200 on a 72V system. Its listing does not give detailed specifications, so contact us if you want exact power, weight or battery figures before you order.
Dragster EBX 72RS Electric Pit Bike 5400W 72V
Electric pit bike by Dragster.
Ebox 2.0, Ebox V2 and Ebox 3.0: which model are you after?
Shoppers often search for an Ebox 2.0, an Ebox V2 or an Ebox 3.0. The models we stock are the Ebox V3 range listed above. If you are looking for a specific version, check the exact model name on the product page and ask us before you order. People also type ebox 2 v2 when they are comparing generations, so a quick message to our team is the safest way to confirm what you are buying.
Power and battery: 60V versus 72V
Voltage sets how hard the motor can pull, and amp hours set how long the bike runs. Multiply them to get watt hours, the best guide to range.
- 60V 18.2Ah: 1,092 Wh (Ebox V3 60)
- 60V 26Ah: 1,560 Wh (Dragster 60R)
- 72V: higher system voltage for stronger acceleration (60R to 72RS step)
Hills, soft ground, rider weight and constant full throttle all use energy faster, so plan for less than any quoted range. As a simple example, a rider who gets a good session from a 1,092 Wh pack could expect roughly 40% more riding from a 1,560 Wh pack under the same conditions, because the energy is higher by that proportion. Our battery voltage guide explains the maths in more detail.
Dragster bike versus Ebox: choosing by rider
Use these quick rules to narrow the list.
- Teenagers and smaller adults: the Dragster 60 at 55 kg is the easiest to handle.
- Riders who want a balance: the Ebox V3 60R adds speed and range for $400.
- Heavier or more experienced riders: the 72RS models offer the most power.
- Long sessions: the Dragster 60R's bigger battery gives the most energy.
A good rule is to buy for the rider you are in six months, not the rider you are today. A beginner who gains confidence quickly will often want the extra speed of the 60R or 72RS within a season, so paying the extra $400 up front can be cheaper than upgrading later. If a pit bike is too large for a child, see our electric mini dirt bike guide and the electric mini bikes category.
Charging, safety and where to ride
Charge on a hard, dry surface away from anything flammable and never leave a battery charging unattended. The NSW Government lithium-ion battery guidance explains safe charging and storage, and Battery University covers how heat and charge level affect lithium cells.
Pit bikes are for private property with the owner's permission, tracks and designated off-road areas. They are not registered road vehicles, so do not ride them on public roads or paths. The pit bike overview on Wikipedia gives useful background. Wear a certified helmet, goggles, gloves, boots and knee and elbow protection, and supervise younger riders.
Delivery, warranty and next steps
We ship Australia-wide from Mittagong NSW, and orders over $1,500 ship free. Paying with crypto or PayID takes 10% off at checkout. Browse the full electric pit bikes range, compare the wider electric dirt bikes category or shop spare packs in electric bike batteries. For other pit bike families, read our electric pitbike guide and the RTR Lite comparison, and see our power classes explained post for how kilowatts compare.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Ebox and Dragster pit bikes?
They are closely related pit bikes sold in the same three tiers: 60, 60R and 72RS. The Ebox V3 listings give fuller specifications, including a 6.3 kW peak and a 1-year warranty, while the other listings are shorter. Check each product page for the figures you need before you order.
Which model should I buy first?
For most riders the Dragster 60 at $2,400 and 55 kg is the easiest start. If you want a bigger battery for longer sessions, the 60R at $2,800 stores 1,560 Wh. The 72RS suits riders who want maximum power and are comfortable with a quick bike.
Is the Ebox V3 an Ebox 2 V2 or a newer model?
We stock the Ebox V3 range. We cannot say how it compares with an older Ebox 2 or V2, so if you need a specific version, contact us and confirm the model name before you order. Our team can check the listing details and tell you exactly what is included.
How far does an Ebox pit bike go on one charge?
The Ebox V3 60R lists a range of up to 40 km and an 85 km/h top speed. Real distance depends on terrain, rider weight and throttle use, so expect less on hills and soft ground.
Can I ride a pit bike on the road?
No. These bikes are for private property, tracks and designated off-road areas, and they are not registered road vehicles. Check your state authority's rules for the area where you ride, and always get the landowner's permission before riding on private land.
