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Electro & Company ETM RTR XL
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Extended-geometry ETM pit bike for taller riders and high-speed stability — bigger wheels and longer wheelbase than the standard range.
At a glance
- Australian price $5,699 AUD (sale), $5,999 (regular)
- Peak power 16 kW
- Road registrable No
Full specifications
| Motor | E&C Revolver Alpha 65H IPM Brushless (180c), run at 72 V |
|---|---|
| Battery | 72 V/35 Ah Samsung-cell, expandable to 72 V/45 Ah |
| Range | 30-60 miles (stock battery) |
| Suspension | 48 mm extended fully-adjustable forks (Firm), DNM adjustable rear shock (Firm) |
| Brakes | 4-piston disc front/rear |
| Wheels | Kenda 70/100-17 front, 90/100-14 rear |
| Wheelbase | 1180 mm (46.5in, extended) |
| Seat height | 810 mm (32in, extended) |
| Weight | 65.8 kg / 145 lbsBasis (wet or dry) not stated by the source. |
| Charge time | 1-4 hours, depending on charger used (4.5 A charger included; 12 A fast-charge compatible) |
| Top speed | 105 km/h65+ mph claimed by the manufacturer. |
| Torque | Not published by manufacturerElectro & Company publishes motor output in watts and no newton-metre figure. |
| Peak Torque Nm | Not published by manufacturer |
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Sources: mxrmotorsports.com.au. Checked 2026-09-02.