Talaria X3

Description

Looking for a Talaria X3 for sale? Electric Dirt Bikes Direct offers the Talaria X3, also sold as the Talaria XXX, for $3,199 with secure online checkout and a showroom in Middletown, New York. It is a light, quick and quiet electric dirt bike with a 5,000W mid-drive motor, a 60V 40Ah LG battery and a top speed of about 46 mph.

The Talaria X3 is the entry point to the Talaria range. It weighs about 110 lb, has a 31.69 in seat height and rolls on full-size 19/17 in wheels, so it feels like a real dirt bike without the bulk of a gas machine. If you want strong acceleration, low running costs and a bike that is easy to live with, this is a smart place to start.

Specifications at a glance

Why buy this Talaria X3 for sale at Electric Dirt Bikes Direct

We focus on electric dirt bikes and the parts that keep them running. When you order from us, you buy from a team that rides, services and talks about these bikes every day.

• Clear pricing: the bike is listed at $3,199 right on this page.
• Real showroom: visit us at 45-53 North St, Middletown, NY 10940.
• Straight answers: email sales@electricdirtbikesdirect.org with any question about sizing, setup or parts.
• Parts in one place: add chargers, tires and wear items from our electric dirt bike parts and accessories store.

Want to compare first? Browse every model in our Talaria electric dirt bike collection.

Light, compact and easy to ride

The biggest strength of the Talaria X3 is how manageable it feels. At about 110 lb it is light enough to pick up after a tip-over, push through a muddy section or lift into a truck bed with a friend. That low weight also makes the bike feel playful on tight singletrack.

The 31.69 in seat height suits a wide range of riders, and the slim chassis lets you grip the bike with your knees when standing on the pegs. The mid-drive motor sits low and central, which keeps the center of gravity down and helps the bike change direction quickly.

The frame is forged 6061 aluminum, a strong, light alloy that resists corrosion. It gives the chassis a stiff, precise feel without adding weight. Note that the rated maximum load is about 165 lb, so heavier riders should also look at the larger Sting models.

Talaria X3 performance and riding modes

The 5,000W brushless mid-drive motor uses an interior permanent magnet design. It makes 45 N·m at the motor, which the gear reduction multiplies to 284 N·m at the rear wheel. That is enough to loft the front wheel over roots and pull hard out of slow corners.

Top speed is about 46 mph in Sport mode. That puts the bike in a similar performance bracket to many 125cc gas trail bikes, but with instant torque and no clutch or gears to manage.

Three riding modes let you match power to the trail and the rider:

• Eco: softer power and a lower top speed, ideal for learning and for stretching range.
• Trail: balanced output for mixed terrain and everyday riding.
• Sport: full power and full top speed for experienced riders.

Talaria also redesigned the throttle so its core parts are protected. If the throttle tube takes a knock in a crash, the throttle keeps working, which can save your ride.

Battery, range and charging

Power comes from a 60V 40Ah battery built with LG lithium cells. In Eco mode at moderate speed, expect up to about 43 miles per charge. Hard riding in Sport mode on rough terrain uses more energy, and roughly 25 to 35 miles is more typical.

A full charge takes about 2.5 to 3.5 hours with the included charger, so a lunch break can turn into a second session. For the best battery life:

• Charge indoors at room temperature where possible.
• Let a hot battery cool down before you plug it in.
• Avoid storing the pack fully empty or fully charged for long periods.
• Use only the correct charger for the 60V system.

Suspension, brakes and wheels

Up front, a DNM inverted fork offers 6.29 in of travel. At the back, a DNM multi-link rear suspension uses a progressive linkage, so the shock feels supple on small bumps and firms up on bigger hits.

Hydraulic disc brakes with 223 mm rotors give strong, predictable stopping power. The brakes have good feel at the lever, which matters on loose descents where you need to control speed without locking a wheel.

The 19 in front and 17 in rear wheel setup follows the pattern used on full-size dirt bikes. The large front wheel rolls over ruts and rocks more easily, and there is a wide choice of off-road tires in these sizes.

Ground clearance is 10.62 in, enough to clear logs and rocks on most trails, and the 49.40 in wheelbase keeps the bike stable at speed while staying agile in the tight stuff.

Display and controls

A high-contrast OLED display stays readable in bright sun and communicates with the controller over CAN for fast, reliable data. Checking your mode and battery level takes a quick glance.

The controls are simple: a twist throttle, two brake levers and a mode switch. There is no clutch and no shifter, so new riders can focus on body position and line choice.

Choose your color

The bike is available in two finishes. Select your color before adding it to your cart:

• Black: a stealthy, clean look that hides trail grime.
• Red: a bold finish that stands out in the pits and on camera.

Talaria X3 vs Surron Light Bee X vs Talaria Sting MX3

These three bikes sit close in size and price, so riders often compare them side by side.

Pick the Talaria X3 if you want strong low-speed torque, DNM multi-link rear suspension and a lower price than the larger Sting. The Surron Light Bee X is lighter and offers a little more stock range. The Talaria Sting MX3 has a bigger frame for taller and heavier riders, and the Talaria Sting MX4 adds more power and a street light kit. For the most power in the family, look at the Talaria MX5 Pro.

Who should buy the Talaria X3?

• Riders stepping up from a mountain bike, e-bike or small 50cc gas bike.
• Trail riders who want a light bike for tight woods and singletrack.
• Value seekers who want full-size wheels and real suspension at an accessible price.
• Families who want a quiet bike for private land where noise matters.

Because the rated maximum load is about 165 lb, heavier or taller riders may be more comfortable on the larger Sting MX3 or MX4.

Setting up your new bike

Take time to set the bike up for your weight and riding style before the first ride:

1. Charge the battery fully with the included charger.
2. Check tire pressure. Lower pressure adds grip on loose ground, while higher pressure suits hardpack.
3. Adjust the levers and handlebar so your wrists stay straight when standing.
4. Set suspension sag for your weight where the fork and shock allow it.
5. Check chain tension and make sure all fasteners are tight.
6. Start in Eco mode and work up to Trail and Sport.

How it handles different terrain

Singletrack and woods: low weight and quick steering make tight trails fun. Use Trail mode for smooth power out of corners.

Hills: 284 N·m of rear-wheel torque pulls well on climbs. Keep your weight forward to stop the front wheel lifting.

Sand: keep momentum up and your weight back. Sand drains the battery faster, so plan shorter loops.

Mud and water: ride through shallow puddles carefully and avoid deep water. Wash and dry the bike after a muddy ride.

Hardpack and fire roads: this is where Sport mode shines. Add a little tire pressure for less rolling resistance.

Tips for your first rides on the Talaria X3

Instant electric torque surprises most first-time riders. Begin in Eco mode in an open, flat area and practice smooth throttle roll-ons, braking and slow turns before heading onto a trail.

Practice standing on the pegs with your knees gripping the bike. Standing frees the suspension to work and gives you far more control over bumps and roots.

Move up to Trail and then Sport mode only when braking, cornering and throttle control feel automatic. Ride with a partner when you can, and always let someone know where you are heading.

Electric vs gas: what you save

A gas trail bike needs fuel, oil changes, air filter cleaning, spark plugs and regular carburetor or injection care. The Talaria X3 skips most of that. You charge from a standard outlet, and there is no fuel to buy, mix or store.

The Talaria X3 does have a gearbox, and the gearbox oil should be changed about every 600 miles. Beyond that, maintenance is mostly chain care, brake pads, tires and bearings, the same wear items as any dirt bike.

The quiet motor is a real advantage too. You can ride on private land without disturbing neighbors, and you can hear your riding partners on the trail.

Getting the most range from every charge

Battery range is not a fixed number. Speed, terrain, temperature, tire pressure and rider weight all change how far you go. Smooth throttle use is the single biggest factor you control.

Ride in Eco or Trail mode on transfer sections and save Sport for the fun parts. Keep tires at the right pressure, keep the chain clean and lubed, and avoid long stretches at full speed. On cold days, store the bike somewhere warm before riding so the battery starts at a comfortable temperature.

Is the Talaria X3 street legal?

The Talaria X3 is sold as an off-road electric dirt bike. Whether you can register it for road use depends on your state, its registration rules and the safety equipment fitted, such as lights, mirrors, a horn and DOT-approved tires. Check with your local DMV before riding on public roads.

For trail access, rider rights and riding events near you, the American Motorcyclist Association is a useful resource.

Talaria X3 maintenance made simple

• Clean and lube the chain after wet or dusty rides.
• Change the gearbox oil about every 600 miles.
• Check brake pads and rotors regularly.
• Inspect spokes, bearings and suspension linkages.
• Keep connectors clean and dry, and avoid pressure-washing electrical parts.

Modifications such as removing the speed limiter or fitting non-genuine parts can affect warranty coverage, so talk to us before you change anything on the power system.

Off-season storage

Planning a break from riding? Charge the pack to around half and store the bike in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Check the battery every few weeks and top it up if the level drops.

Clean the bike, lube the chain and check for loose bolts before you put it away. A cover keeps dust off, and a stand takes the weight off the tires.

Gear and accessories to add

• Helmet, goggles, gloves, boots and body armor
• A bike stand for maintenance
• A second charger for travel
• Spare brake pads and a chain lube kit
• A tire gauge and basic tool kit

Find chargers, tires and wear items for the Talaria X3 in our parts and accessories shop.

Loading up for the trail

At about 110 lb, the Talaria X3 is easy to load into a pickup or onto a small trailer. Use a front wheel chock, soft loops on the handlebar and two ratchet straps pulling down and forward. Compress the fork slightly, but never fully.

Turn the bike off before loading, and keep chargers dry and secured in the vehicle. Before you ride, run through a quick check of tires, brakes, chain and battery level.

Safety gear

Always wear a DOT-approved helmet, goggles, gloves, boots and protective clothing. Chest and knee protection are smart additions on rocky trails. Ride within your skill level, and supervise newer riders closely.

Help from real people

Have a question about sizing, power or which model fits your riding? Our team is happy to help before you buy and after the bike arrives. Email sales@electricdirtbikesdirect.org or stop by the showroom in Middletown, NY.

We can also help you choose between models, explain what to expect from each riding mode, and point you to the right spare parts when it is time for service. A quick conversation before you order often saves time later.

How ordering works

1. Choose Black or Red and add the Talaria X3 to your cart.
2. Check out securely online.
3. We confirm your order by email and arrange shipping anywhere in the U.S. or worldwide.
4. Unbox, charge, set up and ride.

Talaria X3 FAQ

How fast is the Talaria X3?

About 46 mph in Sport mode in stock form.

How far can the Talaria X3 go on a charge?

Up to about 43 miles in Eco mode at moderate speed. Aggressive riding brings that to around 25 to 35 miles.

How long does charging take?

About 2.5 to 3.5 hours with the included charger.

Is the Talaria X3 the same as the Talaria XXX?

Yes. Talaria X3 and Talaria XXX are two names for the same model.

Is the Talaria X3 good for beginners?

Yes. It is light and manageable, and Eco mode softens the power while you learn.

How much does the Talaria X3 weigh?

About 110 lb, with a maximum rider load of about 165 lb.

Can I see one in person?

Visit our showroom at 45-53 North St, Middletown, NY 10940, or email us to check availability first.

Order your Talaria X3 today

Ready to ride? Choose your color, add the bike to your cart and check out securely. The Talaria X3 for sale at $3,199 gives you full-size wheels, real suspension and quiet electric power at an accessible price. Questions first? Email sales@electricdirtbikesdirect.org and we will help you pick the right bike.