DHZ Electric Kids Mini Off-Road Dirt Bike - 36V, 350W Motor
Kids electric dirt bike with 350W motor, 36V 5.2Ah battery, top speed 26 km/h, 22 kg.

Official KTM factory competition youth electric motocross bike for ages 4–10. Three power modes, adjustable ergonomics, and genuine KTM quality.
The KTM SX-E 5 is the world's only factory-produced competition-specification youth electric motocross bike for riders aged 4–10 years — built in Austria with the same engineering standards as KTM's championship-winning adult motocross machines. Used by child racers across the globe in sanctioned KTM Junior Cup series events, the SX-E 5 provides genuine competition readiness for aspiring junior motocross champions in Australia's MotoGP junior feeder series and state championship rounds. Three parent-selectable power modes at 20%, 50%, and 100% allow gradual skill progression without requiring a new bike as ability increases. Factory KTM WP Xact suspension is identical to adult competition bikes, teaching correct body position and suspension technique from the earliest riding sessions. The quick-charge 48V 2.6Ah lithium-ion battery recharges in 80 minutes — fast enough for multiple track sessions per day. Made in Mattighofen, Austria. Available through Electric Dirt Bike Australia with 12-month KTM factory warranty.
The KTM SX-E 5 Youth Electric Motocross is for sale at Electric Dirt Bike Australia for $7,990 AUD (was $8,490, a saving of $500). We dispatch Australia-wide from our Mittagong NSW 2575 workshop, and freight is free because the order is over $1,500 AUD. Add it to your cart on this page, or message us on WhatsApp to check stock and delivery to your postcode.
The KTM SX-E 5 Youth Electric Motocross costs $7,990 AUD including GST (was $8,490, a saving of $500). Pay with crypto or PayID and you save 10%, which brings the price to $7,191 AUD. A full tax invoice is issued with every order.
The listed rider range is Ages 4–10. Always supervise young riders and check the rider limits before you order. Our team can help you match a kids electric bike to your child's age and size on WhatsApp.
The KTM SX-E 5 Youth Electric Motocross is intended for private property and off-road use under adult supervision. Check your state rules before riding anywhere else.
Yes. We ship from Mittagong NSW 2575 to every state, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. This order qualifies for free freight (orders over $1,500 AUD).
Kids electric dirt bike with 350W motor, 36V 5.2Ah battery, top speed 26 km/h, 22 kg.
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The KTM SX-E 5 Youth Electric Motocross is priced at $7,990 AUD. Motor: 1,100 Watts. Listed top speed: 20 km/h (full power mode). Weight: 26 kg. Rider age: Ages 4–10. Official KTM factory competition youth electric motocross bike for ages 4–10. Three power modes, adjustable ergonomics, and genuine KTM quality.
Battery: 48V 2.6Ah Lithium-ion (Quick-Charge). Charge time: 80 min (standard charger). Real range depends on rider weight, terrain, speed and power mode.
This bike is for private property and designated off-road areas unless the specifications say otherwise. Road registration and licence rules differ by state, so check before you ride on public roads. Warranty: 12-month Australian warranty. Pay with crypto or PayID for 10% off.
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