Eunorau R1 Electric Dirt Bike | 72V 4000W | E-Dirt Bike

Ultimate All-Terrain Power

Designed for those who seek adventure and power, the Eunorau X Rerode R1 Electric Dirt Bike is the ultimate all-terrain e-bike, combining strength, versatility, and cutting-edge features.

Powerful Off-Road E-Motor

Powered by a robust 72V 4000W motor, providing exceptional speed and torque for off-road adventures and challenging terrains.

Removable Fast-Charging Battery

Features a removable 72V 35Ah battery and a 10A super-fast charger, allowing for a full charge in just 4 hours.

Dual Riding Modes

Switch between Sports and Eco modes. The Regen function in Sports mode provides energy recovery, enhancing your off-road efficiency.

Superior Stopping Power

Equipped with 4-piston hydraulic brakes and 203mm discs for safe, superior control even on the most rugged terrains.

Specification

• Battery: 72V35Ah LG Cell Lithium-lon Removable Battery
• Range: 75MI / 120KM (under 16MPH/25KMH)
• Motor: 4,000W Permanent Magnetic Synchronous Middle Motor with Peak Power 8,000W
• Peak Torque: 330N.m
• Maximum Speed: 55MPH / 85KMH
• Riding Mode: Sports+Eco
• Assistance Functions: Regen (on sports mode)
• Charger: US 72V10A Super Fast Charger
• Charge Time: 4 hours
• Max Climb Angle: 50°
• Water Proof Level: IP65
• Weight: 130lbs / 59kg
• Packing Size: 65*13*35inch / 165*32.5*89cm
• Recommended Rider Heights: 5'2" ~ 6'4"

Components

• Display: Easy-to-read Display
• Tires: Front/Rear Wheel 70/100-19
• Brakes: 4 Pistons Hydraulic Brakes
• Brake Lever: Brake Lever with Motor Cutoff Switch
• Brake Rotor: 203mm Front and Rear Disc
• Shifter: Single Speed
• Throttle: Twist throttle
• Spokes: Stainless Steel
• Crank: Forged alloy
• Fork: FASTACE 203mm Travel
• Rear Shock: 85mm Travel
• Frame: Aluminum Alloy 6061
• Secondary Transmission System: Chain 420-106 Links
• USB/Type C Charger: USB-5v / Type C 2400mA
• Electronic Horn: Yes
• Front Light: LED Light
• Rear Light: Brake Light
• Tool Kit: Included

*Note: On this e-bike, the left lever operates the front brake and the right lever operates the rear brake. In Australia, the standard setup is usually the reverse. Please take a moment to get familiar before riding.