Arctic Leopard XE Pro

Description

Shop the Arctic Leopard XE Pro for sale at Electric Dirt Bikes Direct for $4,750, down from $5,450. The Arctic Leopard XE Pro, sometimes called the Clouded Leopard, is a light, agile electric dirt bike with a 16.8 kW peak motor, 500 N·m of torque at the wheel and a large 72V 55Ah removable battery. It is built for riders who value control, efficiency and long days on the trail.

At about 148 lb (67 kg), it is light enough to throw around on tight singletrack, yet strong enough to reach a top speed of around 62 mph. Check out securely online or visit our showroom at 45-53 North St, Middletown, NY 10940.

Arctic Leopard XE Pro specifications

Why buy this Arctic Leopard XE Pro 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 deal with a team that knows these bikes and gives you straight answers.

• Current pricing: $4,750, a saving of $700 off the regular $5,450.
• Real showroom: visit us at 45-53 North St, Middletown, NY 10940.
• Straight answers: email sales@electricdirtbikesdirect.org about sizing, setup or parts.
• Parts in one place: add gear and spares from our parts and accessories store.

Want to compare models? See the full Arctic Leopard electric dirt bike range.

Light, agile and easy to control

The Arctic Leopard XE Pro is the lightest and most nimble bike in the XE family. At about 148 lb, it changes direction quickly, is easy to pick up after a tip-over and feels playful on tight, technical trails.

The 830 mm seat height (about 32.7 in) suits a wide range of adult riders, and the slim chassis lets you grip the bike with your knees when standing. Full-size 19 in front and 18 in rear wheels give it real dirt bike geometry, so it rolls over ruts, roots and rocks with confidence.

If you prefer a lower, more compact setup, the rear is also compatible with a 16 in wheel.

Arctic Leopard XE Pro motor and performance

The 16.8 kW peak motor, roughly 23 hp, delivers 500 N·m of torque at the rear wheel. Power goes straight to the wheel through a chain drive, with no belt and no jackshaft to slip, stretch or maintain.

That direct, mechanical connection gives crisp throttle response on climbs and out of corners, and it is a setup any rider coming from gas dirt bikes will recognize. Top speed is around 62 mph, which is plenty for fire roads and open trails.

Regenerative braking helps slow the bike when you roll off the throttle and returns a little energy to the battery on long descents.

Arctic Leopard XE Pro battery, range and charging

The 72V 55Ah battery stores about 3,960 Wh, which is large for a bike this light. At a steady 50 km/h (about 31 mph), the manufacturer quotes up to 165 km, roughly 100 miles. In real mixed trail riding, around 50 miles is a more realistic expectation, and gentle riding can stretch that further.

The battery is removable, so you can charge it off the bike in the garage or your van, or carry a second pack and swap it on the trail. For the best battery life:

• Charge in a dry, ventilated place at room temperature.
• Let a hot battery cool before charging.
• Avoid storing the pack fully empty for long periods.
• Use only the correct 72V charger.

Arctic Leopard XE Pro suspension and brakes

Up front, a 37 mm inverted fork offers 202 mm of travel. The rear shock gives 210 mm of travel and is adjustable for compression, rebound and preload, so you can tune it for your weight and the terrain you ride.

Hydraulic disc brakes with 220 mm rotors front and rear provide strong, consistent stopping power. DOT 4 fluid resists heat on long descents, helping keep lever feel consistent.

TFT display and NFC start

A bright TFT screen shows your speed, battery level and riding information at a glance. NFC keyless start adds convenience and security: tap your key card to wake the bike, and no one can ride it away without it.

An LED headlight and horn round out the equipment for early starts and late finishes on the trail.

Arctic Leopard XE Pro vs XE Pro S vs Talaria Sting MX3

These three bikes compete in the lightweight electric moto class. Here is how they compare.

Choose the Arctic Leopard XE Pro if you want the lightest, most agile bike in the XE family with a big battery. The Arctic Leopard XE Pro S adds more power and torque plus an app-tunable controller. The Talaria Sting MX3 is lighter and gentler, while the E Ride Pro SR is another strong option in the same class.

Who should buy the Arctic Leopard XE Pro?

• Trail riders who want a light bike that still has serious power.
• Riders stepping up from a Light Bee-class bike who want more battery and speed.
• Gas riders moving from a 125cc or 250cc bike who want a familiar chain drive.
• Long-distance riders who value a large, removable battery.

With a top speed around 62 mph, this is a bike for riders with some experience. Newer riders should start slowly and build skill before using full power.

Setting up your Arctic Leopard XE Pro

1. Charge the battery fully before your first ride.
2. Set tire pressure for your terrain.
3. Adjust the levers and handlebar so your wrists stay straight when standing.
4. Set rear shock preload, compression and rebound for your weight.
5. Check chain tension and that all fasteners are tight.
6. Pair your NFC key and test the brakes, lights and horn.

Riding tips for a light, powerful bike

Light weight and 500 N·m at the wheel make for very quick acceleration. Practice smooth throttle control in an open area before heading onto trails, and be ready for the front wheel to lift on hard launches.

Stand on the pegs over rough ground with your knees bent and gripping the bike. Use both brakes together, and brake before corners rather than in them.

Look ahead to where you want to go and build pace gradually as you learn how the bike responds.

How the Arctic Leopard XE Pro handles different terrain

Singletrack and woods: low weight and quick steering make tight trails fun. Use lower power for precise control.

Hills: strong wheel torque pulls well on climbs. Keep your weight forward on steep sections.

Sand and mud: keep momentum and expect range to drop in soft, deep ground.

Fire roads: the 62 mph top speed is most usable here, so leave plenty of room and stay in control.

Electric vs gas: what you save

A gas dirt bike needs fuel, oil changes, air filter cleaning, spark plugs and regular engine work. The Arctic Leopard XE Pro skips nearly all of that. You charge from a standard outlet and ride.

Maintenance focuses on chain care, brake pads, tires and bearings. The quiet motor also means fewer complaints from neighbors and access to riding spots where noise is a problem.

Is the Arctic Leopard XE Pro street legal?

The Arctic Leopard XE Pro is sold as an off-road electric dirt bike. Whether you can register it for road use depends on your state’s rules and on equipment such as lights, mirrors, a horn and DOT-approved tires. Check with your local DMV before riding on public roads.

For full manufacturer specifications and model news, visit Arctic Leopard USA.

Arctic Leopard XE Pro maintenance

• Clean and lube the chain after wet or dusty rides.
• Check chain tension and sprocket wear regularly.
• Inspect brake pads and the 220 mm rotors.
• Check tire pressure and wear before every ride.
• Look over suspension, bearings and fasteners.
• Keep electrical connectors clean and dry.

Need parts? Browse our parts and accessories for chargers, tires and wear items.

Getting more range from every charge

Range figures depend heavily on how you ride. Steady speeds on flat ground stretch a charge a long way, while full-throttle climbs, deep sand and cold weather use more energy.

Roll on the throttle smoothly, carry momentum through corners and keep tires at the right pressure. A clean, lubed chain reduces drag, and using regenerative braking on descents puts a little energy back into the pack. Watch the battery reading during your first rides so you learn your real-world range on local trails.

A second battery for long days

Because the battery is removable, a spare pack is the simplest way to double your riding time. Charge both at home, carry the spare in your vehicle and swap at lunch. It is also handy when you want to charge indoors while the bike stays in a shed or trailer.

18 in or 16 in rear wheel?

The bike ships with full-size 19 in front and 18 in rear wheels, the classic enduro and trail layout. An 18 in rear tire has a taller sidewall that soaks up rocks and roots, and there is a huge choice of trail tires in that size.

The rear is also compatible with a 16 in wheel. A smaller rear wheel lowers the seat slightly and sharpens acceleration, which some shorter riders and pit-bike fans prefer. If you are unsure, start with the stock 18 in setup and ride it for a while before changing anything.

Charging at home

Charge in a garage or shed with a smoke detector, on a hard surface away from anything flammable. Unplug the charger when the battery is full, keep the cable tidy and never use a charger with a damaged lead or connector.

Finding places to ride

Private land, motocross tracks and designated off-highway vehicle areas are the best places to enjoy a bike like this. Many parks have their own rules for electric motorcycles, so check before you go.

Local riding clubs are a great way to find new trails, meet other riders and learn about events in your area. Riding with a group also makes it easier to get help if something goes wrong far from the trailhead.

Safety gear

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

Storing your Arctic Leopard XE Pro

For storage longer than a few weeks, leave the battery at a partial charge rather than full or empty. Keep the bike and battery indoors, dry and away from extreme heat or freezing temperatures.

Check the charge level every few weeks and top it up if needed. Before storage, wash and dry the bike, lube the chain and check tire pressure. Use a stand to take weight off the tires.

Accessories worth adding

• A full set of protective riding gear
• A bike stand for chain and wheel work
• A spare battery for longer riding days
• Chain lube, a tire gauge and a basic tool kit
• Hand guards and a skid plate for rocky trails

Adding the essentials to the same order means you are ready to ride and maintain the bike from the first weekend.

Transporting your Arctic Leopard XE Pro

At about 148 lb, the bike is easy to load into a pickup or onto a small trailer. Use a wheel chock, soft loops on the handlebar and two quality ratchet straps pulling down and forward. Compress the fork slightly, but never fully, and switch the bike off before loading.

Why riders are switching to electric

Riders who try a modern electric dirt bike often stay electric. There is no fuel to mix, no pull-start, no exhaust fumes and far less noise. Instant torque makes every corner exit feel strong, and charging at home keeps running costs low.

The quiet drivetrain also lets you hear the trail, your tires and your riding partners, which many riders say makes each ride more enjoyable and less tiring.

Help from our team

Not sure whether the Arctic Leopard XE Pro or the XE Pro S suits you better? Email sales@electricdirtbikesdirect.org or visit our Middletown, NY showroom. We will talk through your experience, your trails and how far you like to ride.

After your bike arrives, we are still here for questions about setup, charging and spare parts. Good advice early on helps you set the suspension correctly, protect the battery and keep the bike running well season after season.

How ordering works

1. Add the Arctic Leopard XE Pro 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. Charge, set up and ride.

Arctic Leopard XE Pro FAQ

How fast is the Arctic Leopard XE Pro?

Around 62 mph (100 km/h), from a 16.8 kW peak motor.

What is the range of the Arctic Leopard XE Pro?

Up to about 100 miles at a steady 31 mph, or around 50 miles of realistic mixed trail riding.

How much does the Arctic Leopard XE Pro weigh?

About 148 lb (67 kg).

Is the battery removable?

Yes. The 72V 55Ah battery can be removed for off-bike charging or swapped with a spare.

Does it use a belt drive?

No. Power goes to the rear wheel through a chain, with no belt and no jackshaft.

What is the difference between the XE Pro and the XE Pro S?

The XE Pro S has a 20 kW motor and 600 N·m of torque, plus an app-tunable controller. The XE Pro is lighter at about 148 lb.

Order your Arctic Leopard XE Pro today

Ready to ride? Add the bike to your cart and check out securely. The Arctic Leopard XE Pro for sale at $4,750 gives you 16.8 kW of power, a 72V 55Ah removable battery and a light, agile chassis. Questions first? Email sales@electricdirtbikesdirect.org.