Electric dirt bikes

Talaria Sting L1e

Name: Talaria Sting L1e
Brand: Talaria
SKU: talaria-sting-l1e
Price: 3890 EUR
Availability: InStock

From €3,890 · incl. VAT

Prices are indicative and confirmed on order.

The Talaria Sting L1e is the road-homologated version of the Talaria Sting – a lightweight electric motocross-style bike with a 3,000 W PMSM motor (6,000 W peak), 34 N·m of torque and a 60 V / 38.4 Ah battery with LG cells. Limited to 45 km/h to fit the EU L1e moped class, it delivers instant, near-silent torque for the commute and, on private land, for the trail.

Four-level adjustable regenerative braking recovers energy as you slow down, and with no engine to service, maintenance stays minimal compared with a petrol dirt bike. At 68 kg with an 870 mm seat height and a 100 kg maximum load, it is easy to handle. Prices are indicative and confirmed on order – contact us for stock, delivery time to your country and the road-registration requirements where you live.

Talaria Electric dirt bikes

⚠ Road-legal (L1e) – with conditions: The Talaria Sting L1e is homologated as an L1e moped (limited to 45 km/h). Road use requires registration, insurance and the correct licence class (e.g. AM) in your country, plus a helmet. Off-road use is on private land only. Check local rules before use.

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Specifications

Brand	Talaria
Category	Electric dirt bikes
Motor	3,000 W PMSM (6,000 W peak)
Torque	34 N·m
Battery	60 V / 38.4 Ah (LG cells)
Charge time	approx. 4 hours
Range	approx. 70 km at 40 km/h
Top speed	45 km/h (limited for EU L1e class)
Weight	68 kg incl. battery
Seat height	870 mm
Max load	100 kg
Braking	Regenerative, 4 levels
Vehicle class	L1e moped (EU) – licence class e.g. AM

Note: specifications are indicative and may vary by model year and configuration.

Talaria Sting L1e – questions and answers

It is homologated as an L1e moped with a 45 km/h limit. Road use still requires registration, insurance, a helmet and the right licence class (e.g. AM) in your country. Rules differ, so check locally or ask us before ordering.

About 70 km at a steady 40 km/h in good conditions. Hills, rider weight, cold weather and riding style will reduce it.

Roughly 4 hours for a full charge.

Yes, on private land with the owner’s permission – not on public roads, cycle paths or nature areas unless specifically permitted.