Torrot have just released the first look and all the technical specifications of their new Torrot MX3! The MX3 will be the next step up from the existing MX1 and MX2 bikes....
Introducing the new Torrot MX3 motocross bike designed for kids aged 9 to 14. The next step in your kids riding journey. Torrot say this bike is constructed using high-quality components found in adult bikes, making it strong enough to tackle any challenge.
Introducing the new Torrot MX3 motocross bike designed for kids aged 9 to 14. The next step in your kids riding journey.
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Experience the speed, strength, and power of the MX3 electric bike. With a top speed of 80km/h and programmable power of up to 8,000W, Torrot say this bike is perfect for both racing and off-road adventures. Push it to its limits on the track or enjoy a thrilling ride on any terrain.
Pre-orders will open soon with the MX3 production and shipment expect to start in the last quarter of 2023 and delivery into Australia and New Zealand in early 2024.
Torrot MX3 Key Features
- For young riders ages 9 to 14
- 65 cc equivalent
- Top speed 80km\h (50mph)
- Programmable power, up to 8,000W
- Battery box designed for protection against dust and mud
- Swappable batteries – No tools needed 😉
- Up to 3 pre-loaded switchable maps
- New APP designed exclusively for the MX3 with customisable map feature
Tech Specs
- Battery: Lithium Swappable 58.8V / 33,6Ah / 1.69kWh / 14S 8P
- Motor Controller: 60V/programmable parameters using the APP: speed, power, throttle response
- Charge: 58.8V / 600w (≈ 4 hours to fully charged)
- Frame: Perimetral (double cradle) – Steel
- Front Suspension: Upside-Down telescopic forks 215 mm
- Rear Suspension: Linked suspension 270 mm
- Front Brakes: 220mm Floating caliper, 2 pistons
- Rear Brakes: 190mm Floating caliper, 1 piston
- Rims: Front 14″x1.40″ and rear 12″x1.60″
- Tyres: Front 60/100-R14 and rear 80/100-R12
- Weight: 64kg (including battery)
- Max Rider Weight: 50kg
- Power Maps: 3 Power maps (Low, Middle, High). Bluetooth module via App (iOS/Android) remote parameter programming and parental control
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