AdmitJet Armor

Description

Get your AdmitJet Armor for sale at Electric Dirt Bikes Direct, from $5,999. The AdmitJet Armor is a full-size, 72V electric dirt bike with a 20,000W motor, up to 1,000 N·m of peak wheel torque and a top speed of about 78 mph. It is built to match the performance of a 450cc gas dirt bike while keeping the instant response and low upkeep of electric power.

Unlike most electric dirt bikes, the Armor has a 4-speed manual gearbox plus reverse. Choose a 50Ah, 60Ah or 70Ah battery, pick Green, Purple or White, and check out securely online. Prefer to see us first? Our showroom is at 45-53 North St, Middletown, NY 10940.

AdmitJet Armor specifications

Why buy this AdmitJet Armor 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 machines and gives you straight answers.

• Clear pricing: from $5,999, with each battery option priced on this page.
• Real showroom: visit us at 45-53 North St, Middletown, NY 10940.
• Straight answers: email sales@electricdirtbikesdirect.org about battery size, gearing or setup.
• Parts in one place: add gear and spares from our parts and accessories store.

Comparing brands? Browse our full More Brands electric dirt bike collection.

450cc-class performance, electric response

The AdmitJet Armor is aimed at experienced riders who want big-bike performance. Its 20,000W motor and 1,000 N·m of peak wheel torque put it in the same class as a 450cc gas motocross bike, but the power arrives the instant you twist the throttle.

There is no engine to rev, no clutch slip needed to get moving and no exhaust noise. You get strong, constant pull from low speed and a top speed of about 78 mph on open ground.

Full-size 21/18 in wheels, a 35.43 in seat height and a 56.06 in wheelbase give it the stance and stability of a proper motocross or enduro bike.

The AdmitJet Armor gearbox: 4 speeds plus reverse

The feature that sets this bike apart is its manual transmission. Four forward gears let you choose short ratios for tight, technical climbs and taller ratios for fast fire roads, much like a gas dirt bike.

Reverse makes maneuvering much easier. Backing out of a dead-end trail, turning around on a steep slope or rolling the bike out of a crowded garage becomes simple.

Riders coming from gas bikes will feel at home with the gear selection, while the electric motor removes the stall risk that makes clutch work so tiring on hard trails.

AdmitJet Armor battery, range and charging

The 72V lithium battery comes in three sizes: 50Ah, 60Ah and 70Ah. Larger batteries cost more but give you more time on the trail. With the 70Ah battery, range reaches up to 81 miles in ideal conditions.

In real riding, expect around 4 to 5 hours of trail riding or about 60 minutes of all-out racing, depending on battery size, speed and terrain. Recharging takes about 5 hours.

The battery is swappable and sits in a waterproof case. A spare battery lets you swap and keep riding while the first one charges. To protect the pack:

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

AdmitJet Armor frame and brakes

An aluminum alloy frame keeps weight down to about 238 lb. The chassis is designed with a low center of gravity and balanced weight distribution, which helps the bike feel lighter and more agile than its size suggests.

Front and rear disc brakes provide the stopping power a 78 mph bike needs. The 12.51 in ground clearance lets you roll over logs, rocks and ruts without hanging up, and the 330 lb load capacity suits a wide range of riders.

Built for wet and muddy rides

With an IPX6 water resistance rating and waterproof electrical connectors, the AdmitJet Armor is built to handle rain, puddles and muddy trails. The battery case is waterproof as well.

We still recommend washing with a gentle hose rather than a high-pressure jet near electrical parts, and drying the bike after every wet ride. Careful cleaning helps any electric bike last longer.

Choose your AdmitJet Armor color and battery

• Battery: 50Ah ($5,999), 60Ah ($6,199) or 70Ah ($6,399)
• Color: Green, Purple or White

Select your options at the top of this page before adding the bike to your cart.

AdmitJet Armor vs Surron Storm Bee vs Talaria Komodo

All three are full-size electric dirt bikes for experienced riders. Here is how they line up.

Pick the AdmitJet Armor if you want a gearbox with reverse, a choice of battery sizes and a high top speed. The Surron Storm Bee brings liquid cooling and long-travel suspension from a major brand, while the Talaria Komodo offers 96V power at a lower price. For a lighter mid-size option, see the E Ride Pro SR.

Who should buy the AdmitJet Armor?

• Experienced riders moving from a 250cc to 450cc gas bike.
• Enduro and trail riders who like having gears for technical terrain.
• Riders who ride long days and want the option of a 70Ah battery.
• Anyone tired of gas bike maintenance who still wants full-size performance.

This is not a beginner bike. Its size, 35.43 in seat height and 78 mph top speed suit confident, experienced riders.

Setting up your AdmitJet Armor

1. Charge the battery fully before your first ride.
2. Set tire pressure for your terrain.
3. Adjust levers and handlebar position for a comfortable standing stance.
4. Set suspension sag for your weight where adjustment is available.
5. Check chain tension and that all fasteners are tight.
6. Practice gear changes and reverse in a safe, open area.

Riding tips for a full-size electric bike

A 20,000W motor demands respect. Start in a lower gear in an open area and roll the throttle on gently until you know how quickly the bike responds.

Use the gearbox the way you would on a gas bike: lower gears for climbs and tight turns, higher gears for open trails. Stand on the pegs over rough ground and keep your elbows up.

Brake in a straight line before corners and look ahead to your exit. Build pace gradually as you learn the bike.

How the Armor handles different terrain

Hill climbs: low gears and big torque make steep climbs easier. Reverse helps if you need to back down and try another line.

Woods and singletrack: the near-silent motor lets you hear the trail and your riding partners. Stay in lower gears for precise control.

Mud and water: IPX6 water resistance gives you confidence in wet conditions. Avoid fully submerging the bike.

Open terrain: shift up and the 78 mph top speed becomes usable, so leave plenty of room and wear full protection.

Electric vs gas: what you save

A gas 450 needs fuel, frequent oil changes, air filter cleaning, valve checks and periodic top-end rebuilds. The AdmitJet Armor removes most of that. You charge at home and spend your time riding instead of wrenching.

Maintenance focuses on shared wear items: tires, brake pads, chain, sprockets and bearings. The quiet motor also means fewer complaints from neighbors and access to places where noise is a problem.

Is the AdmitJet Armor street legal?

The AdmitJet Armor 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 riding areas, trail access and rider advocacy, visit the American Motorcyclist Association.

AdmitJet Armor maintenance

• Clean and lube the 520 chain after wet or dusty rides.
• Check chain tension and sprocket wear regularly.
• Inspect brake pads and rotors.
• Check tire pressure and wear before each ride.
• Inspect suspension, bearings and fasteners.

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

Which battery size should you choose?

The 50Ah battery keeps the price lowest and suits riders who do shorter sessions close to home or at a track. The 60Ah option is a balanced middle choice for most trail riders.

The 70Ah battery is the one to pick if you ride long days, explore large trail systems or simply hate watching the battery gauge. It gives the AdmitJet Armor its maximum range of up to 81 miles in ideal conditions.

Because the battery is swappable, you can also start with one pack and add a second later for back-to-back sessions.

Getting more range from every charge

Range numbers are best-case figures. Speed, terrain, temperature, rider weight and gear choice all change how far you go. Riding fast in a high gear on open ground uses energy quickly, while steady trail riding stretches every charge.

Roll on the throttle smoothly, carry momentum through corners and keep your tires at the right pressure. A clean, lubed chain reduces drag, and choosing the right gear for the terrain keeps the motor working efficiently.

Learning to use the gearbox

If you have never ridden a geared bike, spend your first session in an empty lot or field. Practice moving off in first gear, shifting up as speed builds and shifting down before you slow for a turn.

Unlike a gas engine, the electric motor will not stall if you pick the wrong gear, so mistakes are far less dramatic. Still, matching the gear to your speed gives smoother power and better efficiency.

Practice selecting reverse only when the bike is stopped, and use it gently. Within a few rides, gear changes become second nature.

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. If you own a spare battery, store it at a partial charge in a cool, dry place.

Safety gear

A bike with 450cc-class performance needs full protection. Wear a DOT-approved helmet, goggles, gloves, motocross boots, a chest protector and knee guards every time you ride.

Ride within your skill level, ride with a partner in remote areas and let someone know your route.

Storing your AdmitJet Armor

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

Check the battery level every few weeks and top it up if it has dropped. 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 motocross protective gear
• A sturdy 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 can ride, clean and maintain the bike properly from the very first weekend, without waiting on a second delivery.

Transporting your bike

At about 238 lb, this is a full-size machine, so a ramp and a helper make loading easier. Use a wheel chock, soft loops on the handlebar and quality ratchet straps pulling down and forward. Compress the fork slightly, but never fully.

Switch the bike off before loading, and secure any spare battery or charger so it cannot move during the drive.

Why riders are switching to electric

Riders who try a powerful electric dirt bike often never go back. There is no fuel to buy, no oil to change, no air filter to clean and no exhaust noise. You get instant torque at any speed and a bike that is ready whenever you are.

Electric bikes also open up riding spots where noise is a concern, and running costs stay low because you charge at home.

Help from our team

Choosing the right battery and color is easier with advice. Email sales@electricdirtbikesdirect.org or visit our Middletown, NY showroom, and we will help you match the AdmitJet Armor setup to your riding.

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

How ordering works

1. Choose your AdmitJet Armor battery size and color, then add it to your cart.
2. Check out securely online.
3. We confirm your order and current lead time by email and arrange shipping anywhere in the U.S. or worldwide.
4. Charge, set up and ride.

AdmitJet Armor FAQ

How fast is the AdmitJet Armor?

About 78 mph top speed, from a 20,000W motor with up to 1,000 N·m of peak wheel torque.

What is the range of the AdmitJet Armor?

Up to 81 miles with the 70Ah battery in ideal conditions. Expect around 4 to 5 hours of trail riding or about 60 minutes of racing.

Does the AdmitJet Armor have gears?

Yes. It has a 4-speed manual gearbox plus reverse.

How long does charging take?

About 5 hours.

How much does the AdmitJet Armor weigh?

About 238 lb, with a maximum load of about 330 lb.

Is the AdmitJet Armor waterproof?

It has an IPX6 water resistance rating and waterproof connectors. Avoid fully submerging the bike.

Is it suitable for beginners?

No. Its power, size and seat height make it best for experienced riders.

Order your AdmitJet Armor today

Ready for full-size electric performance? Choose your battery and color, add the bike to your cart and check out securely. The AdmitJet Armor for sale starts at $5,999 and gives you 20,000W of power, a 4-speed gearbox with reverse and up to 81 miles of range. Questions first? Email sales@electricdirtbikesdirect.org.