Stealth Enduro

Description

Find your Stealth Enduro for sale at Electric Dirt Bikes Direct, from $4,499. The Stealth Enduro is a 72V electric dirt bike built for riders who want motorcycle-style performance without a gas engine. Choose a 6,000W or 8,000W motor, with the 8,000W version rated for a top speed of up to 70 mph and both running a 72V 50Ah battery for up to 50 miles of range.

The Enduro is the most rugged, performance-focused bike in the Stealth line. It drops the pedals in favor of foot pegs, comes with motorcycle fenders and lights the way with a xenon headlamp. Pick Black or White and your preferred 19 in tire, then check out securely online.

Stealth Enduro specifications

Why buy this Stealth Enduro for sale at Electric Dirt Bikes Direct

We focus on electric dirt bikes and the parts that keep them running. Ordering from us means dealing with a team that knows these bikes and answers questions directly.

• Clear pricing: $4,499 for the 6,000W version or $4,699 for the 8,000W version.
• Real showroom: visit us at 45-53 North St, Middletown, NY 10940.
• Straight answers: email sales@electricdirtbikesdirect.org about power options, tires or setup.
• Parts in one place: add gear and spares from our parts and accessories store.

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Built for rugged riding

The Stealth Enduro looks and rides more like a motorcycle than a typical e-bike. Foot pegs replace pedals, so your feet stay planted when you stand up over rough ground. Motorcycle fenders keep mud and water off you and the bike.

A xenon headlamp gives strong visibility on dark trails, in dense woods and when daylight fades on the ride home. A key ignition adds a layer of security when the bike is parked.

The result is a bike designed to be ridden hard in real off-road conditions, not just cruised along a bike path.

Stealth Enduro motor and performance

You can choose between two motor options on the same 72V platform:

• 6,000W: strong, usable power for trail riding and a lower price.
• 8,000W: the performance choice, rated for a top speed of up to 70 mph.

A Sabvoton 72V 100A controller manages the power delivery. Sabvoton controllers are widely used in high-power electric bikes and are known for their smooth throttle response and programmability.

Both options deliver instant electric torque. There is no clutch and no gears, so you twist and go. That makes hill climbs, quick exits from corners and technical sections easier to manage, especially for riders coming from bicycles.

Battery, range and charging

Both versions use a 72V 50Ah lithium battery. Range is up to 50 miles, depending on speed, terrain, rider weight and how hard you use the throttle.

Charging takes 8 to 10 hours with the standard charger, so most riders plug in overnight and wake up to a full battery. Good charging habits help the pack last:

• Charge in a dry, well-ventilated place at room temperature.
• Let the battery cool after hard riding before plugging in.
• Avoid leaving the pack fully drained for long periods.
• Use only the correct 72V charger.

Suspension, brakes and tires

A KKE front fork and KKE rear shock soak up roots, rocks and landings. KKE suspension is a popular choice on high-power electric bikes because it offers good damping at a sensible price.

Tektro hydraulic disc brakes with 203 mm rotors provide the stopping power a fast bike needs. Hydraulic brakes need less hand effort than cable brakes and give consistent feel on long descents.

You can choose between two 19 x 3 in tire types:

• Motorcycle tires: aggressive knobs for loose dirt, mud and trail riding.
• Turtle tires: a smoother profile that suits mixed surfaces and hardpack.

Choose your color, motor and tires

Configure the bike at the top of this page before adding it to your cart:

• Motor: 72V 6,000W 50Ah or 72V 8,000W 50Ah
• Color: Black or White
• Tires: 19 in motorcycle or 19 in turtle

Stealth Enduro vs Stealth Bomber vs Talaria X3

These three bikes are popular with riders moving up from bicycles and smaller e-bikes. Here is how they compare.

Choose the Stealth Enduro if you want a pedal-free, motorcycle-style setup with high top speed and simple configuration. The Stealth Bomber keeps working pedals and offers a wide choice of motors, batteries and tires. The Talaria X3 is lighter and more affordable, while the Surron Ultra Bee HP steps up to a larger, more advanced chassis.

Who should buy the Stealth Enduro?

• Experienced e-bike riders ready for motorcycle-level speed.
• Trail riders who want pegs, fenders and a strong headlight.
• Riders on a budget who want a 72V, high-speed bike without paying premium-brand prices.
• Gas bike owners who want quiet riding and less maintenance.

The 8,000W Stealth Enduro is fast. If you are new to powered two-wheelers, consider the 6,000W version and build your skills gradually.

Setting up your Stealth Enduro

1. Charge the battery fully before your first ride.
2. Check tire pressure to suit your terrain and the tire type you chose.
3. Adjust the brake levers and handlebar so your wrists stay straight when standing.
4. Set the fork and shock for your weight where adjustment is available.
5. Check that all bolts, axles and the chain are correctly tightened.
6. Test the brakes, headlamp and throttle in a safe, open area.

Riding tips for a high-power electric bike

Instant torque is the biggest change for riders coming from bicycles or small e-bikes. Practice smooth throttle control in an open area before heading onto trails.

Stand on the pegs over bumps with your knees bent and gripping the bike. This lets the suspension work and keeps you in control when the ground gets rough.

Use both brakes together, and brake before corners rather than in them. Look ahead to where you want to go, not at the obstacle in front of you.

How the Stealth Enduro handles different terrain

Woods and singletrack: the xenon headlamp and pegs make the bike confident in tight, shaded trails. Keep speed in check where sight lines are short.

Hills: instant torque pulls well on climbs. Shift your weight forward on steep sections to keep the front wheel down.

Sand and mud: motorcycle tires dig in for grip. Keep momentum and expect range to drop in deep, soft ground.

Hardpack and fire roads: turtle tires roll smoothly here. This is where the 8,000W motor’s top speed is most usable.

Electric vs gas: what you save

A gas dirt bike needs fuel, oil changes, air filter cleaning, spark plugs and regular engine maintenance. The Stealth Enduro skips nearly all of that. You plug into a standard outlet and ride.

The electric drivetrain is also far quieter, which means fewer complaints from neighbors and more peaceful rides. Maintenance focuses on the parts every dirt bike shares: tires, brake pads, chain and bearings.

Is the Stealth Enduro street legal?

The Stealth Enduro 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, the American Motorcyclist Association is a helpful resource.

Stealth Enduro maintenance

• Clean and lube the chain after wet or dusty rides.
• Inspect brake pads and the 203 mm rotors regularly.
• Check tire pressure and wear before every ride.
• Look over suspension, bearings and fasteners for wear or looseness.
• Keep electrical connectors clean and dry, and avoid pressure-washing them.

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

Warranty coverage

The Stealth Enduro listing includes a 2-year warranty on the motor, an 18-month warranty on the battery, and a 1-year warranty on the controller and charger. Email us for full terms before you order.

Getting more range from each charge

The 50-mile range figure is a best case. Real range changes with speed, terrain, temperature, tire choice and rider weight. Riding flat out on the 8,000W motor uses energy much faster than steady trail riding.

To go further, roll on the throttle smoothly, carry momentum through corners and keep your tires at the right pressure. A clean, lubed chain also reduces drag. Track your battery level on the LCD display during the first few rides so you learn how far you can go on your local trails.

6,000W or 8,000W: which motor should you choose?

The 6,000W Stealth Enduro is the sensible pick for most trail riders. It has plenty of punch for climbs and quick acceleration, it costs less, and its power is easier to manage on tight, technical trails.

The 8,000W version is for experienced riders who want maximum speed on open fire roads and fast sections. It pulls harder at every speed and reaches a higher top speed, but it also asks more of the rider’s skill and of the battery.

If you are torn, think about where you ride most. Tight woods favor the 6,000W motor, while wide open terrain rewards the extra power.

Motorcycle or turtle tires?

Motorcycle tires have taller, more widely spaced knobs. They bite into loose dirt, mud and sand and shed debris as they turn, which keeps grip consistent on true off-road trails.

Turtle tires use a smoother, rounder profile. They roll with less resistance on hardpack, gravel and paved connectors, feel calmer at speed and often wear more slowly on hard surfaces. Many owners of the Stealth Enduro who ride a mix of terrain pick turtle tires, while dedicated trail riders lean toward motorcycle tires.

Riding at dusk and after dark

The xenon headlamp throws a bright, wide beam that helps on shaded trails and when a ride runs late. Even so, slow down at night, since obstacles appear later and depth is harder to judge.

Clean the lens before each ride, carry a small backup light in your pack and let someone know your route and expected return time.

Charging at home

Charge in a garage or shed with a smoke detector, on a hard surface away from anything flammable. Unplug the charger once the battery is full, coil the cable neatly and never charge with a damaged lead or connector.

Safety gear

A bike with this much speed demands proper protection. Always wear a DOT-approved helmet, goggles, gloves, over-the-ankle boots and long sleeves and pants. Chest, elbow and knee protection are smart additions for trail riding.

Ride within your skill level, never ride alone in remote areas, and supervise newer riders closely.

Storing your Stealth Enduro

If the bike will sit unused for a few weeks, store the battery at a partial charge, not full or empty. Keep the bike indoors, dry and away from extreme heat or cold.

Check the battery level every few weeks and top it up if needed. Before storage, wash off mud, dry the bike, lube the chain and check the tires. Before your next ride, inspect the brakes, suspension and fasteners.

Accessories worth adding

• A quality helmet, goggles, gloves and boots
• A bike stand for maintenance
• Chain lube, a tire gauge and a basic tool kit
• Hand guards and a skid plate for rocky trails
• A spare charger for the garage or a second location

Adding a few essentials to the same order means you are ready to ride and maintain the bike from the first day, without waiting on a second delivery.

Transporting your bike

Use a wheel chock, soft loops on the handlebar and two quality ratchet straps when you carry the bike in a pickup or on a trailer. Compress the fork slightly, but do not bottom it out.

Switch the bike off and remove the key before loading. At the trailhead, check tires, brakes and the battery level before you set off.

Why riders are switching to electric

Riders who make the move to electric rarely go back. There is no fuel to mix, no pull-start, no exhaust fumes and far less noise. The bike is ready whenever you are.

Instant torque also makes riding more fun. Power is there the moment you need it, with no clutch to slip and no gears to miss. And because you charge at home, running costs stay low.

Help from our team

Not sure whether the 6,000W or 8,000W Stealth Enduro is right for you? Email sales@electricdirtbikesdirect.org or visit our Middletown, NY showroom. We will talk through your riding, your experience and the terrain you ride most.

After your bike arrives, we are still here to help. Ask us about setup, charging habits, tire pressure or replacement parts, and we will point you in the right direction. Good advice early on keeps your bike running well for years.

How ordering works

1. Choose your Stealth Enduro motor, color and tire type, 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.

Stealth Enduro FAQ

How fast is the Stealth Enduro?

The 8,000W version is rated for a top speed of up to 70 mph. The 6,000W version is a little slower.

What is the range of the Stealth Enduro?

Up to 50 miles, depending on speed, terrain and rider weight.

How long does the Stealth Enduro take to charge?

About 8 to 10 hours with the standard charger.

Does the Stealth Enduro have pedals?

No. It uses motorcycle-style foot pegs. If you want pedals, look at the Stealth Bomber.

What tires can I choose?

19 x 3 in motorcycle tires or 19 x 3 in turtle tires.

What warranty does the Stealth Enduro have?

2 years on the motor, 18 months on the battery and 1 year on the controller and charger.

Order your Stealth Enduro today

Ready to ride? Choose your motor, color and tires, add the bike to your cart and check out securely. The Stealth Enduro for sale starts at $4,499 and gives you 72V power, hydraulic brakes and a rugged, motorcycle-style build. Questions first? Email sales@electricdirtbikesdirect.org.