Electric Motorcycles
An electric motorcycle pairs the dynamics and instant torque of a classic motorcycle with the quiet, emission-free running and low upkeep of an electric drivetrain. Ampride stocks street-legal electric motorcycles for city and highway riding alongside electric dirt bikes and electric pit bikes built for private land and closed tracks. The range covers a wide power band, from smaller pit bikes and dirt bikes of a couple of kilowatts up to more powerful street-legal e-motorcycles, so there is a fit whether you want a first learner machine or an everyday commuter.
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Electric motorcycle specifications - what they mean
- Motor power and top speed - Motor power, given in watts (W) or kilowatts (kW), sets how strong the acceleration feels and how well the bike pulls up hills. More power usually means a higher top speed. Street-legal electric motorcycles exceed 45 km/h, while dirt and pit-bike models are often geared lower.
- Battery and range - Battery voltage (V) and capacity (Ah) decide how far you travel on a charge. Real-world range depends on riding style, rider weight and terrain. Some models, such as the Evercross 702, use a removable battery you can carry indoors to charge and swap for a full one when needed.
- Hydraulic disc brakes - Hydraulic disc brakes front and rear give strong, consistent stopping power with light lever effort, which matters most at higher speeds and in wet weather. Many models also add regenerative braking to feed energy back to the battery.
- Suspension - Front and rear suspension soaks up bumps and keeps the tyres planted. Longer-travel suspension helps off-road and on rough tracks, while firmer setups suit smooth city roads and steadier high-speed riding.
- Road class and registration - A machine whose manufacturer speed exceeds 45 km/h counts as a motorcycle and generally needs registration, insurance and an A or A1 licence for public roads. Models that stay at or below 45 km/h fall into the electric moped class, and low-power dirt bikes and pit bikes are meant for private land where no registration or licence is required. Rules vary, so check the current requirements before you buy.
- Weight and build - Frame construction and overall weight affect how planted the bike feels and how easy it is to move at a standstill. A heavier, sturdier build adds stability at speed, while a lighter machine is easier to handle for newer riders.
Which model is right for you?
- Everyday city and highway riding - a street-legal electric motorcycle with registration, an A or A1 licence and insurance. Quiet, emission-free and comfortable for commuting and longer trips.
- Off-road and track riding - an electric dirt bike for private land and closed tracks, where torque, durable suspension and low maintenance count most.
- Beginners and younger riders - a lower-power electric pit bike for practising skills on private land. Compact, light and easy to handle.
- Kids - child-sized models live in a separate category, kids electric motorcycles.
- Registration-free short trips - if you want everyday short hops without a licence or registration, a lighter, lower-power alternative is the electric scooters range.
Electric motorcycle sales in Tallinn and across Estonia
Electric motorcycle sales at Ampride run through our online store and cover the whole country, with fast delivery in Tallinn, Tartu and across Estonia within 1-3 business days. As an official distributor, every model comes with a warranty plus service and spare parts handled. You can spread the cost with instalments or split it with pay in three at checkout, and each listing carries detailed information on the electric motorcycle, dirt bike or pit bike so you can choose with confidence. Alongside electric motorcycles, the Ampride range also includes electric scooters and electric bikes, and our customer support is glad to help you pick the right machine.
