
10A Compact Touring Fast Charger with AU Plug
Lightweight, backpack-friendly 10A aluminium fast charger for long trail rides and country pub stops.
Technical Specifications & Features
The EDBA 10A Compact Touring Charger is the electric dirt bike charger that goes wherever you ride — weighing just 1.2kg and packing down to 210 x 95 x 55mm, it fits easily inside a hydration backpack for mid-ride top-ups at regional Australian cafes, holiday parks, caravan sites, and farm sheds. The anodised black extruded aluminium casing dissipates heat efficiently without a noisy cooling fan, making it ideal for quiet charging in accommodation. At 10 Amps output, this compact fast charger recharges a standard 60V 40Ah electric bike battery in under 4 hours — perfect for an overnight hotel stay during a multi-day trail riding tour through NSW High Country or Victorian bush. Universal 60V/72V auto-detect operation covers all popular electric dirt bike models. Australian standard 3-pin plug compatible with all Australian power points and most caravans with 15A adapters. Available from Electric Dirt Bike Australia.
10A Compact Touring Fast Charger with AU Plug — Rider FAQs & Key Info
The 10A Compact Touring Fast Charger with AU Plug is engineered for seamless plug-and-play compatibility with popular Australian electric trail bikes including Sur-Ron Light Bee X, Sur-Ron Ultra Bee, Talaria Sting R MX4, and E-Ride Pro platforms. High-current connectors ensure low resistance and zero voltage sag under heavy off-road throttle demand.
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