Electric Enduro Dirt Bike – 2026 TYE MOTO T5000 – 72V 73aH – 5000W-25,000W

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This is a BRAND NEW 'TYE MOTO T5000' Electric Enduro Dirt Bike with a 72V system and massive 73aH CATL battery pack. This thing makes your Ultra Bee look and feel like a cute little toy. If you're looking for a full-size electric dirt bike that delivers serious power, incredible acceleration, and modern enduro-bike performance without the hassle of shifting gears, this TYE MOTO T5000 is an absolute monster. This is the 72V direct-drive variant, equipped with a massive 73Ah CATL battery pack – approximately 5.26 kWh. This bike has been upgraded with: - Shinko 244 Dual Sport Tires front & rear - Lowered heavy duty Kemimoto foot pegs - 53-tooth Supersprox steel sprocket (factory 48-tooth) - Custom brake/tail light and turn signal assembly with illuminated license plate bracket and turn signal control switch Peak Power: Up to 25,000W Modified Peak Wheel Torque: 977 lb ft (factory 875lb/ft) Top Speed: 72 mph (factory 80 mph) Range: Up to 112 miles or more The T5000 is not your typical electric dirt bike. It has the energy storage and power delivery to provide genuinely impressive performance, similar to that of a traditional 300cc dirt bike. The direct mid-drive drivetrain makes riding incredibly simple: twist the throttle and go. There is no clutch, no shifting, and no worrying about selecting the right gear—you can concentrate entirely on riding. The huge CATL battery also gives the T5000 substantially more energy capacity than many comparable electric dirt bikes, making it suitable for everything from aggressive trail riding to longer off-road adventures. With up to 25kW of peak power and 885 lb ft of wheel torque, this thing is FAST. The acceleration is immediate and extremely strong, while the 72V system provides excellent high-speed performance. This bike is BRAND NEW and doesn't even have 100 miles on the odometer. Working on getting it street legal, so once it is, the price will go up. Not desperate to sell it, just want to see if anyone actually wants it. It has a $10,000 MSRP. Might trade for a decent dual-sport. Let me know if you have any questions about this bike!