ZAWES Electric Dirt Bikes

No. An electric dirt bike has no pedals, no lights, no mirrors and no type approval. It is not a bicycle and not a registered motorcycle, and it's far beyond any US state's Class 1–3 e-bike limits. Riding one on a public road, sidewalk or bike path is illegal in every US state without full motorcycle-equivalent registration, insurance and licensing.

It is sold for private land and closed circuits only — with the landowner's permission. Please treat that as a hard limit, not a formality, and check your own state's off-road vehicle laws.

Yes, and not just a bicycle helmet. A machine producing 255Nm of torque accelerates hard and is ridden over terrain that will throw you off. At minimum: a full-face motocross helmet, goggles, gloves, knee and elbow protection, and boots that cover the ankle. A back protector is strongly recommended.

Every range figure we publish is a best case, measured under favourable conditions. Real-world range is always lower and depends on rider weight, assist level, terrain, headwind, temperature and tyre pressure. Cold weather in particular can cut range noticeably.

As a rough guide, plan for around 60–75% of the headline figure in everyday mixed riding, and less again if you rely on throttle or ride hilly terrain.

All products at Xvelo come with a 2-year warranty covering the frame, motor and battery. Every unit is inspected before it ships. If something is wrong on arrival, contact us and we will sort it out.