Compare full-size electric dirt bikes with pedals and dual batteries. GT73 pairs a 2400W peak system with two 48V batteries, while GT73 Pro combines 3000W peak with two 60V batteries. Use the guide to compare capacity, rider fit and intended terrain, then confirm documentation and local road-use requirements for the exact configuration.
Dual-Battery Long Range
Make the Dirt Fly
Pedal-equipped dual-battery range
Both GT73 models combine a full-size chassis, pedals and two batteries. Compare voltage, peak output and stored energy, then verify fit and the permitted place of use.
2400W peak · dual 48V 18.2Ah · ≈1747Wh
A balanced full-size model with pedals and two batteries for extended sessions.
3000W peak · dual 60V 18Ah · 2160Wh
The flagship full-size option with the largest listed battery capacity and 60V system.
GT73 and GT73 Pro share a full-size layout, pedals and dual batteries. GT73 is listed at 2400W peak with two 48V 18.2Ah batteries; GT73 Pro is listed at 3000W peak with two 60V 18Ah batteries. Choose according to required performance, fit, riding conditions and local use rules.
GT73 uses two 48V 18.2Ah batteries and GT73 Pro two 60V 18Ah batteries. Follow the model manual for installation, charging and battery use; do not substitute incompatible packs or chargers. Available energy does not translate into one guaranteed range because load, speed, temperature, terrain and riding mode affect consumption.
GT73 and GT73 Pro use a pedal-equipped full-size layout and support riding functions described on their current product pages. Which control modes may be used on public roads depends on the exact configuration and local vehicle category. Confirm the delivered specification, read the manual and do not assume that the presence of pedals alone creates bicycle status.
GT73’s 2400W peak system is the balanced option in the full-size range. GT73 Pro raises the listed peak output to 3000W and uses a 60V dual-battery system. Select based on desired response, terrain, battery capacity, budget and lawful use—not peak power alone. Both require responsible setup and protective equipment.
Published figures are measured under specific conditions and are not guarantees for every ride. Rider and cargo weight, battery charge and age, air temperature, tyre pressure, gradients, wind, surface, repeated acceleration and selected riding mode can materially change both speed and range. Plan conservatively and leave sufficient charge for the return.
Check current seat height, standover, reach, total weight and maximum load on the product page. The rider should reach controls comfortably, manage the bike’s weight at a stop and place a foot securely when necessary. Inseam, strength and experience matter more than a single height recommendation, especially on uneven terrain.
Road eligibility and COC availability must be confirmed for the exact model, market and configuration before purchase. A speed-limited mode, pedals or CE marking alone do not guarantee registration or public-road use. Review the EU certification page, ask support for the documents applicable to your intended model, and verify the requirements with your local authority.
European GT73 orders are generally fulfilled from Poland. The bike arrives substantially pre-assembled, but final installation and safety checks must follow the model manual. Because it is a heavier full-size bike, use assistance when lifting or positioning it. Keep packaging during inspection and contact support promptly about damage, missing parts or technical concerns.
