Talaria Sting R MX4
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Our take on the Talaria Sting R MX4
The Talaria Sting R MX4 is a lightweight electric dirt bike with a 4,000W motor, a 2,700Wh battery and 19-inch tires. Talaria rates it at 53 mph top speed and up to 75 miles of range, with a 220 lb max load. It sits in the premium end of the light electric off-road class, above the base Sting and close to full-size e-moto pricing.
- 4,000W motor gives strong low-end pull for hill climbs
- 2,700Wh battery is large for this weight class
- 19-inch wheels take proper knobby tires and handle rough ground
- Light enough to load on a hitch rack or lift over a gate
- Talaria has a broad dealer and parts network in the US
- 220 lb max load limits heavier riders and gear
Talaria Sting R MX4 price history
Lowest price we've seen: $5,799.00 on Oct 28. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 28.
What reviewers say
Owners treat the Sting R MX4 as a serious trail toy with good torque and a solid build for the price. Most complaints center on range falling well short of the claim under hard riding and on the 220 lb load limit.
- Punchy acceleration for its size
- Sturdy frame and suspension for trail use
- Easy to transport and store versus a gas bike
- Real-world range drops sharply at speed or on hills
- Load limit rules out larger riders
- Stock tires and brakes are seen as upgrade points
Specifications
- TOP SPEED*
- 85 km/h (53 mph)
- MAX RANGE*
Questions and answers
- Is the Talaria Sting R MX4 worth it over the base Sting?
- Yes if you want the bigger 2,700Wh battery and 4,000W motor. The MX4 costs more but gives noticeably more range and power than the base Sting.
- How fast does it actually go?
- Talaria claims 53 mph. Expect closer to 40–45 mph on trails with an average rider, since top speed depends on load and terrain.
- What is the real range?
- The 75-mile claim is a best case at low speed. Hard trail riding typically returns well under half that, so plan loops around 25–35 miles.
- Can a heavier rider use it?
- The rated max load is 220 lb including gear. Riders near or above that limit should look at a full-size e-moto instead.
- Is it street legal?
- No. It ships as an off-road bike without lights, mirrors or a title, so check your state's rules before riding on roads.
- What comes in the box?
- The bike, charger and basic tools. Pedals, a street kit and spare batteries are sold separately.
