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As the electric vehicle revolution continues, more and more people are adopting the technology as it improves. However, as widespread as electric cars have become, the offroad vehicle market is, by and large, a holdout - with dirt bikes being no exception.

That is, the dirt bike market was a holdout, until now! Not only is all-electric trail riding possible, but the performance of some of these machines now rivals their gas-powered counterparts, complete with all the gnarly, high-horsepower, brutal-trick uphill riding that you would expect!

If you aren't familiar with the electric dirt bike market, the idea that currently available models may be able to offer the performance and range that you are used to may come as a surprise. Early models were a tough sell for those very reasons - however, the tech has come a long way, and is rapidly improving!

Despite arriving on the market relatively recently, the popularity of electric dirt bikes has been steadily growing among professional and casual riders alike. Coupling a decreased cost of operation with surprising versatility and power, the allure of these bikes is undeniable for many, meaning they will likely only continue to grow in popularity.

To celebrate the growing popularity of these machines, the Electric Dirt Biker Hub - a blog that covers exactly what its name would suggest - has published its guide on the state of the industry circa December 2023. They are sharing their best-in-class picks for range, speed, power, and versatility in order to help you and your fellow riders make an informed decision when switching to an electric model.

For an example of what the guide has to offer, you need only to look at the first entry on the list, the Kuberg Cross Hero. According to this coverage, the bike is a solid choice for beginners and young riders, equipped with a lightweight, easy-to-handle frame and an adjustable suspension system.

However, this is only the beginning of what the guide has to offer - the beefiest mod

For this and all other models on the list, Electric Dirt Biker Hub shares the technical specifications for the motor, battery, suspension, and braking systems.

They also share features unique to each model; in the case of the Kuberg Cross Hero, the model comes standard with three adjustable riding modes to help ease young riders into the experience.

This is only the most basic model on the list, though - the more advanced models can provide up to 100 miles in range, 80 horsepower, and other astonishing capabilities!

Speaking on the release of this new guide, a spokesperson said, “The top 10 electric dirt bikes offer a diverse range of options to suit various riding styles and preferences. From beginner-friendly models like the Kuberg Cross Hero to high-performance beasts like the Stark Varg, there’s an electric dirt bike out there waiting to unleash its potential and redefine your off-road adventures.”

This coverage is assembled and published by site curator Liam Johnson, a life-long dirt bike enthusiast and recent convert to the e-biking scene. He has been covering the scene for nearly a year as of January 2024 and will continue to share the most up-to-date news and insights from the industry in his weekly releases.

To read the full guide and see for yourself what great leaps forward the industry has taken recently, visit the link in the description.

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