What Does an Electric Dirt Bike Actually Cost in Australia?
Real pricing across our range — from $549 balance bikes to $22,990 road-legal supermotos — and what actually drives the difference.

Electric dirt bike pricing in Australia spans a wide range because "electric dirt bike" covers everything from a toddler's first balance bike to a road-registerable 84V full-size motocross machine. Across our own range, prices run from $549 for an entry-level balance bike to $22,990 for a flagship road-legal supermoto — the number that matters is the price within your category, not the headline range.
Balance & Mini Bikes: $549 – $3,790
Entry-level balance and mini bikes for kids aged roughly 3 to 9 make up the most affordable tier in our range. Browse Balance & Mini Bikes to compare current models by seat height, weight and governed top speed.
Junior Trials & Youth: $2,199 – $8,690
Stepping up to a youth-specific dirt bike with more power and a taller frame moves into this band — see Junior Trials & Youth Dirt Bikes for the full lineup.
Trail & Mid-Weight Enduro: $5,500 – $9,990
Adult trail and enduro machines built for singletrack and bush riding sit in this range — browse Trail & Mid-Weight Enduro.
Full-Size Motocross: $8,490 – $20,490
Competition-spec full-size motocross bikes, matching or exceeding 450cc petrol four-strokes, occupy our highest-power tier — see Full-Size Motocross.
Road-Legal (ADR) Models: $7,500 – $22,990
Models built and equipped for road registration — lights, indicators, mirrors, a compliant VIN — carry the added cost of that hardware, spanning our widest price band. See ADR Road-Legal Dirt Bikes.
Utility & Farm Bikes: $6,999 – $9,490
Silent, heavy-duty workhorses for cattle stations and paddock work sit in a fairly tight band — see Utility & Farm E-Bikes.
What Actually Drives the Price Difference
Three things move the number more than anything else: battery capacity (a bigger kWh pack costs more and delivers more range), peak power output (a 72V+ motocross powertrain costs more to build than a 36V junior motor), and equipment level (road-legal hardware, premium suspension components, and brand all add cost on top of the base platform).
Ways to Reduce Your Purchase Price
Pay with Bitcoin or Tether for an automatic 10% instant discount at checkout, or spread the cost with Pay in 4 — four equal fortnightly instalments at 0% interest. Model your own numbers on our Finance Calculator. Buying a part, battery, charger or gear item in the same order as a bike also gets that accessory item an automatic 5% discount.
Ongoing Costs After Purchase
Electric dirt bikes carry meaningfully lower running costs than petrol equivalents — no oil changes, no spark plugs, no fuel, and a full charge typically costs a few dollars in electricity. Every full-size model we sell also carries a 2-Year Australian Factory Warranty on the frame, motor, controller and battery.
Ready to compare specific models? Use our Compare tool to line up specs and pricing side by side, or browse the full shop by category.

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Common Questions
Our most affordable models are entry-level balance bikes starting around $549 — see Balance & Mini Bikes for the current lineup and pricing.
Full-size electric motocross bikes in our range are priced from $8,490 to $20,490, reflecting differences in battery capacity and peak power output between models.
Yes — there’s no fuel, no oil changes and no spark plugs to budget for, and a full charge typically costs only a few dollars in electricity, so running costs are meaningfully lower over the life of the bike.
Yes — we offer Pay in 4 (four equal fortnightly instalments at 0% interest) as well as a 10% instant discount for paying in crypto. Use our Finance Calculator to model payments on any model.