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Qronge X1 Spark Electric Dirt Bike 60V 4500W Mid-Drive

Qronge X1 Spark Electric Dirt Bike 60V 4500W Mid-Drive

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$1,999.99last seen Oct 29

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Our take on the Qronge X1 Spark Electric Dirt Bike 60V 4500W Mid-Drive

The Qronge X1 Spark is a 60V electric dirt bike with a 4500W mid-drive motor, a 1728Wh removable battery and 283Nm of claimed torque. Qronge rates it at up to 50 MPH and up to 60 miles of range under ideal conditions, with three ride modes and 150mm front / 75mm rear suspension. It ships with a limited-time Deluxe Accessory Pack that includes a helmet, protective gear, lights, fender, goggles and a cable lock. No current price was provided, so check the live comparison for where it sits against its recent range.

Best forTrail and gravel riders who want mid-drive torque for climbsRiders who charge indoors and want a removable batteryBeginners and casual riders using ECO and Sport modesBuyers who want lights, helmet and gear included
Pros
  • 283Nm claimed torque pulls hard on sandy climbs and under load
  • 150mm front and 75mm rear suspension absorb bumps well for the price
  • Removable 1728Wh battery is easy to charge indoors
  • Three modes (ECO, Sport, Turbo) suit different skill levels
  • 14-inch front and 12-inch rear wheels feel agile yet stable
  • Deluxe Accessory Pack adds helmet, lights, lock and gear
Cons
  • Turbo Boost is strong enough to be hard to hold comfortably
  • Owners describe power as entry-level rather than aggressive
  • 50 MPH and 60-mile range are best-case figures, not typical
  • No price given here, so value can't be confirmed
  • Heavier-duty riders may outgrow the power quickly

Qronge X1 Spark Electric Dirt Bike 60V 4500W Mid-Drive price history

Lowest price we've seen: $1,999.99 on Oct 29. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 29.

What reviewers say

Owners like the torque, suspension and removable battery, and call it easy to handle. The main gripes are that Turbo is too strong for comfort and that overall power is more casual than aggressive.

Pros
  • Climbs sandy hills and keeps pulling under load
  • Suspension soaks up bumps better than many same-price bikes
  • Modes suit riders of different experience levels
  • Arrived well protected; battery easy to remove and charge
Cons
  • Turbo mode too strong to keep on comfortably
  • Power is not extreme, more entry-level and casual
  • Takes some getting used to

From Qronge.com

  • 4500W mid-drive motor for powerful acceleration and up to 50 MPH top speed
  • 1728Wh (60V 28.8Ah) removable battery for longer rides
  • 283Nm torque for strong climbing and load-carrying
  • 150mm front and 75mm rear suspension soak up bumps
  • Three ride modes: ECO, Sport and Turbo Boost
  • Up to 60 miles max range under ideal conditions
Sizes
14"/12"
Materials
Leather saddle; 420-53T cast sprocket
Fit
Available in one size only (14"/12"), suitable for riders 4'0''–5'5''
Sizing
One size only (14"/12"), suitable for most people; fits riders 4'0''–5'5''. Reviewers say the M size is easier to handle than expected and feels nimble.
Guarantee
One-year warranty covering manufacturing defects and shipping damage; free accessories are not covered.
Returns
Report defective or damaged products with photo/video within 15 days of receipt for replacement or compensation; returns must be in original packaging, which sh
Shipping
Free shipping; orders ship within 2 business days.
Packs
X1 Spark M*2 dual-bike package; combo sale also offers same-model and different-model pairs.
In the box
Deluxe Accessory Pack (limited time, one per bike): helmet, off-road protective gear, set headlights, fender, turn + brake tail light, goggles, cable lock, phon

What buyers say

Buyers like
  • 283Nm torque makes climbing sandy hills easy and keeps pulling under load
  • Suspension (150mm front, 75mm rear) absorbs bumps better than many bikes in the same price category
  • Three riding modes suit riders of different experience levels
  • 14-inch front and 12-inch rear wheels feel agile on tight trails yet stable on loose gravel
  • Bikes arrived well protected; removable batteries convenient to charge indoors
  • Throttle response is direct but smooth and controllable; lightweight and easy to handle
Buyers complain about
  • Turbo mode is too strong to keep on comfortably
  • Overall okay but more of a get-used-to-it type
  • Power is not extreme, more entry-level and casual than aggressive

Specifications

Mini
Yes

Questions and answers

Is the Qronge X1 Spark worth it?
If you want mid-drive torque, real suspension travel and a removable battery for trail riding, it is a solid package. It is less suited to riders who want aggressive motocross-level power.
How fast does it go and how far on a charge?
Qronge claims up to 50 MPH and up to 60 miles of range under ideal conditions. Expect less range in Turbo or on hills.
Can I remove the battery to charge it indoors?
Yes. The 60V 28.8Ah (1728Wh) battery is removable, which owners say makes indoor charging convenient.
What comes in the box?
The bike plus a limited-time Deluxe Accessory Pack: helmet, off-road protective gear, headlights, fender, turn and brake tail light, goggles, cable lock and phone mount.
How does it compare with a hub-motor dirt bike?
The mid-drive motor and 283Nm torque give stronger climbing and load-carrying than typical hub motors. Top speed and range claims are similar to rival 60V bikes.
When is the best time to buy?
Watch the price history for dips; the accessory pack is limited-time, so buying while it is included adds value.
What do buyers say about the Qronge X1 Spark Electric Dirt Bike 60V 4500W Mid-Drive?
Buyers like: 283Nm torque makes climbing sandy hills easy and keeps pulling under load; Suspension (150mm front, 75mm rear) absorbs bumps better than many bikes in the same price category; Three riding modes suit riders of different experience levels. Common complaints: Turbo mode is too strong to keep on comfortably; Overall okay but more of a get-used-to-it type.