If you are searching for moto dirt bikes for sale, you probably want a bike that looks and rides like a proper motorcycle, with real suspension, real brakes and real power. Electric dirt bikes have caught up fast. This guide sorts the Electric Dirt Bike Australia range by rider type, from a lightweight trail bike to a competition motocross machine, with the prices, specs and delivery times you need to buy with confidence.
Every bike here is electric, ships from Mittagong NSW and is for private property and designated off-road areas only. We do not sell petrol bikes.
How to choose between moto dirt bikes for sale
Start with the type of riding you actually do. Trail riding rewards a light, balanced bike with good range. Enduro riding rewards torque, durable suspension and a bigger battery. Motocross rewards raw power, long-travel suspension and a bike built for short, hard sessions. Pick the category first and the model second.
Next, check the numbers that matter. Battery watt-hours show how much energy is stored. Peak kilowatts show the most power the motor can deliver. Weight tells you how easy the bike is to move and load. Price tells you where you sit in the market. The table below puts these side by side.
| Rider type | Model | Price | Peak power | Battery | Weight | Top speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trail | Sur-Ron Light Bee X | $6,490 | 6 kW | 60V 40Ah | 50 kg | 75 km/h |
| Trail and enduro | Talaria Sting R MX4 | $7,290 | 8 kW | 60V 45Ah | 63 kg | 85 km/h |
| High-output trail | E-Ride Pro-SS 2.0 | $8,690 | 12 kW | 72V 40Ah | 64 kg | 95 km/h |
| Competition motocross | Stark Varg EX 80HP | $18,990 | 60 kW | 6.0 kWh | 118 kg | not listed |
Paying with crypto or PayID takes 10% off at checkout, and orders over $1,500 ship free.
Motorcycle dirt bikes by experience level
If you are new to off-road riding, start at the light end. If you are experienced and want more power, move up the table. For beginners, our guide to the best electric dirt bikes lists safe starting points, and the electric dirt bikes buyer's guide covers the basics.
Trail riders: Sur-Ron Light Bee X
The Sur-Ron Light Bee X is the benchmark light trail bike. It weighs 50 kg, has a 60V 40Ah battery, a quoted range of up to 100 km in eco mode and a 3.5-hour charge on the standard fast charger. It has hydraulic four-piston brakes with 203 mm rotors and an aluminium frame. Riders searching for Sur-Ron will find full specifications on the product page, and you can read more at Sur-Ron.
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.
Trail and enduro riders: Talaria Sting R MX4
The Talaria Sting R MX4 steps up to 8 kW, a 60V 45Ah battery and a sealed oil-bath gearbox with a 420 chain. It weighs 63 kg and quotes up to 110 km of range, which suits long trail days. The reinforced aluminium frame handles rough ground well. For a head-to-head view, read our Sur-Ron versus Talaria guide.
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.
High-output trail riders: E-Ride Pro-SS 2.0
The E-Ride Pro-SS 2.0 pushes 12 kW peak power from a 72V 40Ah (2,880 Wh) pack with Samsung 50E or Molicel cells. It adds a turbo boost button and Fastace dual-air inverted forks, and quotes up to 105 km of range. It is for experienced riders who want maximum performance at a fraction of the price of a competition motocross bike.
E-Ride Pro-SS 2.0 (72V 40Ah / 12kW)
Factory 72V hyper-trail bike delivering 12kW peak output, turbo boost button, and inverted high-travel suspension.
Competition riders: Stark Varg EX 80HP
The Stark Varg EX 80HP is the most powerful bike in our range. It has 80 hp (60 kW), 938 Nm of rear-wheel torque, KYB 310 mm suspension, a 6.0 kWh battery and over 100 customisable power curves, which you adjust through a waterproof phone display. It weighs 118 kg ready to ride. See the maker's site at Stark Future.
Stark Varg EX 80HP Competition Motocross
The world's most powerful motocross bike. 80HP, 938Nm torque, KYB 310mm suspension, and custom smartphone power curves.
This is a competition tool, not a beginner bike. If you are new to motocross, start lower in the table and work up. The electric motocross bikes page lists more track-focused models.
What to know about electric dirt bike motorcycles
An electric dirt bike motorcycle is built for off-road use on private property or designated off-road areas. It is not a registered road vehicle, so do not ride it on public roads or shared paths. If you want a road-legal electric two-wheeler, see our electric motorcycles category and check your state's licence and registration rules.
Why dirt motorbikes feel different on electric
Torque arrives instantly, there is no clutch on most models and the bike is much quieter. That changes how you ride. Smooth throttle control matters more than shifting, and braking technique matters because electric bikes can feel faster than they look. Practise in an open space, wear full protective gear and never ride alone in remote areas.
Suspension, brakes and tyres: what to check on a moto bike
A moto-style bike earns the name from its chassis, not just its motor. Look at suspension travel, adjustability and brand, because forks and shock decide how the bike feels on rocks, roots and jumps. Look at brake size and caliper type, because a heavier battery needs stronger braking. Look at tyre type and size, because knobbies suit loose dirt, while trial or hybrid tyres suit hard-pack.
Trail versus competition set-up
Trail bikes use softer springs and more forgiving damping for all-day comfort. Competition bikes use stiffer settings and bigger wheels for speed and landing control. Our motocross vs trail guide explains the tyre choice, and you can read general background on the sport at Wikipedia's motocross entry.
Power modes and tuning
Most electric dirt bikes offer power modes, so the same bike can feel gentle on day one and sharp on day thirty. Start low, learn the throttle and move up gradually. The Stark Varg goes further, with custom power curves you can adjust on a phone. Ask about tuning options before you buy if you want a bike you can grow into.
Range, charging and battery care
Quoted range is the best case. Hard riding, hills, rider weight and cold weather all reduce it. Plan a safe margin and charge on a hard, dry surface away from anything flammable. Battery University has clear guidance on lithium battery care. Our battery lifespan guide shows how long packs typically last and what a replacement costs.
Delivery times and ordering
Each bike ships Australia-wide from Mittagong NSW, and delivery times depend on where you live. Our shipping page lists them by region:
- Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong and the ACT: 1 to 3 business days.
- Melbourne, Brisbane and the Gold Coast: 2 to 4 business days.
- Adelaide, Perth and regional Victoria, NSW and Queensland: 3 to 6 business days.
- Tasmania, the NT and remote WA and Queensland: 5 to 8 business days.
Check the shipping and delivery page for details. If you are in a city, you might also want our regional guides, such as delivery to Melbourne, via our Melbourne page.
Payment, warranty and support
Before you pay, confirm three practical details with the seller: what the bike comes with (charger, key, tools and manual), how the battery is covered under warranty, and how you can reach support if a part fails. Keep your invoice and order reference together with your service log. If you plan to ride regularly, ask about spare parts such as brake pads, tyres and chains so you can keep the bike running without long delays between rides.
Add your bike to the cart and pay by card, PayID or crypto. Our bikes are genuine Australian stock with statutory guarantees. Read the product page for the specific warranty terms of the model you choose, and contact us through the contact page if you have questions before you buy. For a closer look at one model, see our Talaria Sting review.
Moto dirt bikes for sale: a short buying checklist
- Match the bike to your riding type and skill level.
- Compare battery watt-hours, peak power and weight.
- Check the warranty, parts availability and Australian support.
- Plan where and how you will charge and store the battery.
- Budget for protective gear, a spare charger and routine servicing.
Following this list saves money and avoids buying a bike that does not suit your riding. Browse every electric dirt bikes product, or compare our Sur-Ron range first. Shoppers who want a price-led view can also read our guide to a motorcycle dirt bike for sale by budget.
Many riders start by searching for dirt bike motorcycles for sale or motorcycle dirt bikes for sale, then discover that e dirt bikes suit their land, their neighbours and their weekends better. If that sounds like you, begin with the Light Bee X or the Talaria Sting R MX4 and add protective gear before the first ride. If you already ride competitively, the Stark Varg EX gives you a platform that matches modern petrol race bikes for output.
Dirtbike sales, delivery and dirt bikes for sale in Melbourne
Searching dirtbike sales will show you petrol and electric bikes side by side, so it helps to know what to ask. For electric models, ask for the battery watt-hours, the warranty terms, the charger included and the delivery time to your postcode. Riders who want dirt bikes for sale Melbourne wide can order online, and delivery to Melbourne takes about 2 to 4 business days from our Mittagong NSW warehouse. Paying with crypto or PayID takes 10% off at checkout.
For more on this topic, read our cheapest Electric Dirt Bike Australia and electric MX Motorcycle Australia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find dirt bikes in electric?
Browse our electric dirt bikes range. Every bike is electric, ships Australia-wide and comes with published specifications. Choose by rider type: Light Bee X for trails, Talaria Sting R MX4 for longer trail days, E-Ride Pro-SS 2.0 for high output and Stark Varg EX for competition.
Is there a dirt bike at a lower price?
The lowest-priced adult bike in our range is the Talaria XXX Black Edition at $5,490. Our cheap electric dirt bikes page lists the lowest-priced options. Remember to budget for protective gear, a charger and servicing as well as the bike itself.
Do you have electric dirt bikes in Melbourne?
We deliver to Melbourne in about 2 to 4 business days from Mittagong NSW. All of our electric bikes ship Australia-wide, and crypto or PayID payments take 10% off. Read the Melbourne page for local delivery information, and ask us if you want help choosing.
Are dirt bikes for sale in Melbourne available to test ride?
Our warehouse is in Mittagong NSW, where local riders are welcome to collect their bike (see the shipping page). For Melbourne customers we deliver Australia-wide instead. Study the published specifications, ask our team questions on the contact page and ask before you travel if you would like to see a bike in person.
Is Sur-Ron in Australia at your store?
Yes. The Sur-Ron Light Bee X at $6,490 and the Sur-Ron Ultra Bee at $10,990 are both available, along with the Storm Bee models. Use our Sur-Ron category to compare them, and read the individual product pages for the specs.
