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Takani TK1714-70
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Takani’s adult/teen (16+) performance model — manufacturer explicitly states ‘not a learner’s bike.’
At a glance
- Australian price $4,500 AUD (sale), $5,000 (regular)
- Peak power 8 kW
- Torque 240 Nm
- Road registrable No
Full specifications
| Motor | encoder-controlled brushless DC mid-drive, up to 8,000 W peak, adjustable torque to 240 Nm |
|---|---|
| Battery | 72 V system (84 V max) |
| Seat height | 820 mmComparable frame and wheelbase to an 85cc two-stroke petrol bike. |
| Runtime | ~60 minutes |
| Compatibility | Standard-dimension motorcycle componentry — compatible with aftermarket motorcycle parts (suspension, wheels, brakes, sprockets, chain) |
| Weight | 72 kg |
| Top speed | 80 km/hThree selectable settings: 45 / 65 / 80 km/h. |
| Suspension | Hydraulic upside-down front fork; adjustable rear mono shock |
| Brakes | Hydraulic 4-piston callipers; electronic motor shut-off |
| Charge time | 5-6 hr |
| Range | Not published by manufacturerTakani publishes approximately 60 minutes runtime, not a distance. |
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Other bikes worth comparing with the Takani TK1714-70:
- E Ride Pro Mini R — $4,990 AUD · 8 kW peak
- Talaria Sting R-MX4 TL4000 — $6,500 AUD (NSW; interstate RRP varies with dealer freight) · 8 kW peak
- Potent PitMaximus — $3,850 AUD · 7 kW peak
- Talaria Sting Pro MX5 L1E — $7,500 AUD plus on-road costs · 8.5 kW peak
Compare it
Put the Takani TK1714-70 side by side with any other bike in the Bike Index.
Sources: takani.com.au; melbournepowered.com.au; takani.com.au — Added during gap-fill pass. Checked 2026-09-02.