Eunorau R1+ 72V Electric Dirt Bike | 5000W Mid Drive, 59 MPH

The R1+ is the stronger bike: a 5,000W motor with 17,000W at peak and 500 N.m, a bigger 72V 40Ah battery, a 220mm front rotor and 59 MPH. The R1 peaks at 8,000W, reaches 55 MPH, costs less and comes Compact or Full Size. If this is your first dirt bike, the R1 is plenty.

It means the battery was tested by an independent lab against a published safety standard for electrical and fire risk, which matters for a 72V battery you charge in the garage. Eunorau lists the R1+ battery as UL certified.

No. Eunorau sells the R1+ as an off road dirt bike. It has no pedals and reaches 59 MPH, so it is not an electric bicycle under any state's rules. Ride it on private land or on trails that allow dirt bikes, and check your local rules first.

Eunorau rates it at 59 MPH and up to 75 miles, and the range figure is measured under 16 MPH. Rider weight, hills, soft ground and a heavy throttle hand all bring it down, so plan on a good deal less when you ride it hard.

About 4 hours from empty with the 72V 10A charger in the box, by Eunorau. The battery lifts out of the frame, so it can charge indoors while the bike stays in the garage.

Not fully. It comes in one box the length of the bike, 74 by 31 by 43 inches, with a tool kit, and Eunorau posts assembly videos for the final steps. The bike weighs 150 lb, so have a second person there to lift it out, and photograph any box damage before you unpack.

Yes. Eunorau rates the bike IP65, which means it is sealed against dust and against water jets from any direction, so rain, mud and puddles are fine. Do not ride through deep water or submerge it: Eunorau's warranty does not cover damage from abnormal exposure to liquid.

Eunorau covers the motor, battery and electrical parts for 24 months, for the original owner. Wear parts such as brake pads, rotors, tires, chains and grips are not covered, and neither are crashes, stunt riding or racing. Eunorau asks you to register the bike right after purchase and to have it checked by a Eunorau dealer after the first year. We are an authorized dealer, so the warranty applies.

Yes. Eunorau sells it as the Eunorau x Rerode R1+, and the bike carries both names on its body panels. Reviewers mostly call it the Rerode R1+.

Same bike, same price. Black has black body panels with white and grey R1+ graphics. Maple puts a woodland camo print on the frame and the body panels; the seat stays black on both.

Eunorau fits it to riders 5'2" to 6'4". The seat is 33.1 inches off the ground and the bike weighs 150 lb, so it is an adult size machine. For a lower seat on smaller wheels, see the R1 Compact.