Talaria makes five electric dirt bikes for teens and adults, plus a kids' model. From lightest to most powerful: the X3 Pro (125 lb, 6.5 kW peak), the Sting MX4 (145 lb, 8 kW), the Sting MX5 (165 lb, 13.4 kW) and the Komodo (216 lb, 32 kW), with the X3 Mini for shorter and younger riders and the Junior 16 for kids. Pick by your size and experience first, then by power. We sell the Komodo, and our technicians service every Talaria.
Every Talaria figure below is Talaria's own, from Talaria Canada, the brand's Canadian distributor, so the models compare like for like. Talaria sells all of them for off-road riding only.
Talaria X3 Pro vs Sting MX4 vs Sting MX5 vs Komodo at a glance
| Model | Peak power | Battery | Rated range* | Weight | Seat height | Wheels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Talaria X3 Pro | 6.5 kW | 60V 40Ah | 62 miles | 125 lb (57 kg) | 31.7 in (805 mm) | 19 in front, 17 in rear |
| Talaria Sting MX4 | 8 kW | 60V 45Ah | 62 miles | 145 lb (66 kg) | 33.1 in (840 mm) | 19 in front and rear |
| Talaria Sting MX5 | 13.4 kW | 72V 40Ah | 75 miles | 165 lb (74 kg) | 33.1 in (840 mm) | 19 in front and rear |
| Talaria Komodo | 32 kW | 96V 45Ah | 71.5 miles | 216 lb (98 kg) | 35.8 in (910 mm) | 21 in front, 18 in rear |
*Talaria rates range at a steady 25 km/h (about 15 mph); trail riding, hills, cold and a heavier rider cut it a lot. Figures are Talaria's, from Talaria Canada's model pages and model cards, checked November 2026. For the X3 Pro, Talaria Canada's model card says 6.5 kW peak and its X3 page text says 5.5 kW.
How fast does a Talaria go?
Talaria Canada lists every current model as factory limited to 32 km/h (20 mph), sold for off-road use, and asks riders not to bypass the limit. It doesn't publish an unrestricted top speed for the X3 Pro, MX4 or MX5 on those pages, and the numbers retailers quote disagree with each other, so we don't repeat them. Our own Talaria Komodo listing gives 65 mph from its 32 kW peak. Top speed depends on the market and how each machine is set up, so check the listing for the exact model you buy.
Best first Talaria: X3 Pro
The X3 Pro, also sold as the X3 or XXX, is the lightest and lowest-priced Talaria for adults and teens. It weighs 125 lb with its 60V 40Ah battery, has the lowest seat in the line at 31.7 inches, and runs on a belt primary drive rather than the Sting's gearbox. It rolls on a 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheel with 220 mm disc brakes, and Talaria Canada says its suspension is set up for less experienced riders: 160 mm of fork travel, with the Pro adding a linkage rear end and 160 mm of rear travel. If you are new to electric dirt bikes or on the shorter side, start here.
Best all-rounder: Sting MX5
The Sting MX5 Pro is where Talaria gets serious: 13.4 kW peak and 500 Nm of torque from a 72V 40Ah pack with Samsung 21700 cells, a 220 mm adjustable air and spring fork, a linkage rear shock, four-piston hydraulic brakes on 220 mm discs and Eco, Sport and Hyper modes. It weighs 165 lb, carries riders up to 220 lb, and has the longest rated range in the line at 75 miles. The Sting MX4 sits below it with the same 33.1-inch seat height, 8 kW peak and a 60V 45Ah battery, for riders who want more than the X3 without the MX5's power.
Most power: Talaria Komodo
The Talaria Komodo is Talaria's biggest machine and the one we sell. Talaria Canada lists 32 kW peak and 754 Nm of peak torque from a 96V 45Ah battery, a dual-chamber fork with 250 mm of travel, hydraulic disc brakes, Eco, Sport, Hyper and Reverse modes, a 160 kg (353 lb) maximum load and 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheels, the sizes a gas dirt bike uses. At 216 lb and with a 35.8-inch seat, it is for experienced riders. It sells in the $5,000–$7,000 band; see today's price on the product page, or browse Talaria electric dirt bikes. How it stacks up against the Surron Ultra Bee is in Surron vs Talaria.
Talaria for kids and shorter riders: X3 Mini and Junior 16
The X3 Mini uses the X3's 60V 40Ah battery on a smaller frame, with a 14-inch front and 12-inch rear wheel and a much lower seat; Talaria Canada says it is designed for shorter and younger riders. The Junior 16 is Talaria's kids' electric dirt bike: 33 lb, with a 24V battery and 720 W peak. Both are for off-road riding.
Which Talaria should you buy?
- New to electric dirt bikes, or under about 5'8": the X3 Pro, for its low seat, light weight and gentle suspension.
- Want a step up from the X3 without the MX5’s weight: the Sting MX4.
- Experienced, want one machine for trails and jumps: the Sting MX5, for its power, adjustable suspension and range.
- Coming from a gas dirt bike, or over 220 lb: the Komodo, with full-size wheels and a 353 lb maximum load.
- Buying for a child: the Junior 16, or the X3 Mini for an older, taller rider.
Comparing other brands as well? See the best electric dirt bikes and every electric dirt bike we sell.
Are Talaria electric dirt bikes street legal?
Not as delivered. Talaria Canada says its electric dirt bikes are intended exclusively for off-road use. They aren't e-bikes either: California's Vehicle Code §312.5(d), as amended by SB 1271, says a machine built to go past 20 mph on motor power, or with more than 750 W, is not an electric bicycle and can't be sold or labeled as one. New York and California class electric dirt bikes as off-highway motorcycles, and other states set their own rules. Models over 20 mph aren't sold or shipped to New York City addresses. See where to ride electric dirt bikes in New York and California electric scooter and e-bike laws.
Talaria service and repair at Wilson's
Our technicians service every Talaria model, wherever you bought it: X3, X3 Pro, X3 Mini, Sting MX3, MX4 and MX5, and the Komodo. A simple inspection is free. Common jobs start at brake repair from $25, chain and drivetrain replacement from $45, suspension and fork service from $80 and motor repair from $100; a battery load test and health report is from $50, and a battery replacement is quoted after the test. Every price includes parts and labor and depends on the model. Book a repair or walk in at any Wilson's shop.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Talaria X3 and the X3 Pro?
They share the 60V 40Ah battery and the belt drive. The Pro adds a linkage rear suspension with 160 mm of rear travel, against the standard X3's 85 mm rear shock, per Talaria Canada.
What is the top speed of the Talaria X3?
Talaria Canada lists the X3 Pro as factory limited to 20 mph (32 km/h) and asks riders not to bypass it. Talaria doesn't publish an unrestricted figure on that page, and retailer claims vary widely.
Talaria X3 vs Sting MX5: which is better?
The X3 Pro is lighter (125 lb vs 165 lb) with a lower seat, so it suits newer and shorter riders. The MX5 has about twice the peak power (13.4 kW vs 6.5 kW), a 72V battery, adjustable suspension and 75 miles of rated range, so it suits experienced riders.
How much does a Talaria weigh?
With the battery: X3 Pro 125 lb, Sting MX4 145 lb, Sting MX5 165 lb and Komodo 216 lb, per Talaria Canada. The Junior 16 is 33 lb.
Does Wilson's sell the Talaria X3 or MX5?
We carry the Talaria Komodo today, shipped free to the lower 48. We service every Talaria, including the X3 and the Sting models, at our shops.
Where can I get a Talaria serviced?
At any Wilson's shop: see our stores or book a repair. We fix any brand, wherever you bought it.
Sources: Talaria Canada model pages for the X3, X3 Mini, Sting R MX4, Sting MX5 Pro and Komodo, and its model line-up, read November 2026; our Talaria Komodo product page; California Vehicle Code §312.5. General information, not legal advice.
