Is the Stage2 M1 E worth it?

It depends on the price you find it at, which was not provided. The spec sheet is strong for a full-size e-moto: swappable battery, adjustable Fastace suspension and 203mm hydraulic brakes. Compare its best price with gas pit bikes and rival e-motos before deciding.

Sport mode reaches 47 mph (75.6 km/h), Drive mode 37 mph (59.45 km/h) and Low mode 27 mph (43.4 km/h). Range and speed depend on settings, rider weight and terrain.

How far can it go on a charge?

Stage2 claims up to 40+ miles, but that is a best case. Expect less at Sport-mode speeds, on hills or with a heavier rider. The battery is swappable, so a spare pack extends a ride.

Can I swap or replace the battery?

Yes. The 60V/35Ah pack is swappable and rechargeable, and a 10A charger is included. It is UL 2271 compliant.

Who can ride it, and how much weight does it hold?

It is for riders 18 and older, with a maximum rider weight of 200 lb (90 kg). The bike itself weighs 143 lb (65 kg).

What comes in the box?

The bike and a 10A charger. The listing does not mention a spare battery, tools or a manual, so confirm with the seller if those matter to you.

Stage2 M1 E Moto

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$4,300.00last seen Oct 28

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Our take on the Stage2 M1 E Moto

The Stage2 M1 E is a full-size electric motocross bike with a 60V/35Ah swappable battery, three speed modes topping out at 47 mph, and claimed range of 40+ miles. It stands out with real motocross hardware: a forged 6061-T6 alloy frame, Fastace double-crown fork, adjustable front and rear suspension, and 203mm hydraulic discs front and rear. It weighs 143 lb and carries riders up to 200 lb, so it is a serious machine rather than a toy. No current price was provided, so check the latest best price against its recent range before buying.

Best forAdult riders 18+ with prior dirt or motocross experienceTrail and fire-road riding where 40+ miles of range mattersRiders who want swappable batteries to extend a session