Dirt Bikes

The largest family in the factory catalogue — the manufacturer's online dirt bike catalogue lists 640 product pages across nine category lines.

The dirt bike family is organised by fuel and size: petrol dirt bikes and electric dirt bikes; Mini, Midi and adult-electric ranges; and three displacement bands — 49cc–57cc two-strokes, 60cc–190cc, and 250cc–450cc. The factory's 2024 catalogue set gives the family four volumes: electric dirt bikes, and gasoline dirt bikes in two-stroke and four-stroke volumes.

This section of the site publishes the range the way a dealer builds a shelf: the volume lines first (gas, electric, pit bikes), then the documented model groups with full factory specification tables — the 52cc two-stroke range, the 125/140cc motocross group, the 200/250cc adult pit bike group, the HP116E electric pit bike, and the high-power electric off-road bikes at 6000W and 8000W.

Choose a sub-range

Petrol or electric?

The catalogue carries both, and the split is not cosmetic: the petrol line is built around 49cc two-strokes and 125–250cc four-strokes, while the electric line runs from a 250W 24V kids' mini to the 8000W HP136E and HP131E full-size bikes. Our blog works through the trade-offs in Electric vs Gas Dirt Bikes: Power, Cost and Maintenance and Pit Bike vs Dirt Bike. Whichever side you land on, compare models from their own tables — power, wheel sizes and weights are model-specific throughout this family.

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