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Talaria x3 top speed
Talaria x3 top speed
Talaria X3 (also frequently referred to as the Talaria XXX) is a highly popular, lightweight, and affordable electric dirt bike designed to bridge the gap between an urban commuter and a casual off-road trail bike. It serves as a nimble, less expensive alternative to larger bikes like the Surron Light Bee or the Talaria Sting.
Key Specifications
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- Motor: 60V air-cooled DC IPM (Interior Permanent Magnet) motor producing around 3.5kW nominal and 5.5kW to 6.5kW of peak power.
- Speed: Reaches a top speed of roughly 45-47 mph (72-75 km/h).
- Battery: Features an integrated 60V battery running through the frame (available in 25Ah and 40Ah options depending on the model).
- Range: Offers between 37 to 50 miles (60 km – 80 km) on a single charge, depending on rider weight, speed, and terrain.
- Weight: Extremely lightweight at about 125 lbs (57-58 kg).
Design and Handling
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- Low Center of Gravity: Unlike traditional dirt bikes where the battery sits in a box, the X3’s battery is integrated directly into the aluminum alloy frame, which vastly improves handling and maneuverability.
- Suspension & Brakes: It features robust inverted front forks, adjustable rear monoshocks, and 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes for stopping power.
- Wheels: Typically equipped with a 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheel setup for a great blend of street agility and trail control.
Tech and Features
- NFC Start: The bike uses a modern NFC fob or key card to power on rather than a traditional mechanical key.
- Display: Includes a bright, color TFT LED display that shows speed, battery level, and ride modes (usually Eco and Sport).
- Street Legality: Depending on your region, it comes in both off-road specific (MX) and street-homologated (Pro) versions.
The Talaria X3 (also known as the XXX) has an unlocked top speed of approximately 47 to 50 mph (75 to 80 km/h) on flat ground.
Out of the box, the bike is electronically restricted to comply with local moped regulations (often limited to roughly 20 mph or 32 km/h depending on your region). To achieve the maximum top speed, the factory speed limiter (a specific looped wire on the controller harness) must be disconnected or cut.
When pushed to its limits continuously, the bike’s 5000W peak motor and 60V battery can drain in about 2 to 3 hours.
For an in-depth look at how the Talaria X3 handles on the streets and what to expect when riding it at top speeds: