D02 Classic
Compact, lighter, and easier for first-time off-road riders.

Choose the ride that fits your terrain
Start with the geometry, battery system, and riding intensity that fit your plan now, not six months later.
D02 Classic
Compact, lighter, and easier for first-time off-road riders.

D03 Pro
3000W peak power with an easier, more approachable trail feel.

D Series
Explore the full D-series lineup and find the electric dirt bike that fits your kind of ride.

D03 Beast
72V power, bigger wheels, and the most aggressive D03 setup.

“Even at the highest pedal-assist level, CEMOTO remains smooth and natural, giving you the feeling of riding a traditional push bike without any sudden acceleration.”

“With the perfect balance of long-range battery and lightweight design, Cemotobike is the ideal choice for both daily commuting and weekend outdoor adventures.”

“The motor response on CEMOTO is incredibly precise, with almost zero delay — every pedal stroke translates into effortless acceleration.”

“In a highly competitive e-bike market, CEMOTO stands out with consistent quality and class-leading performance you can trust.”

CEMOTO D03: Unleash the Power of Off-Road Performance
Dominate Every Terrain. The CEMOTO D03 combines a high-torque motor with a lightweight frame for ultimate off-road agility. Engineered for professionals, it features an integrated hydraulic disc brake system for precision control and heavy-duty knobby tires for maximum grip.

Meet the CEMOTO Help Center: Manuals, Answers and Support in One Place
The question usually comes at an inconvenient time. The bike has just arrived and you want to know which part goes where. The display shows a code you have not seen before. The battery has been st...

Rated vs Peak Power on Electric Dirt Bikes: What the Numbers Actually Mean
3000W vs 6000W: not twice as far apart as it looks. Here's what rated and peak power actually measure on an electric dirt bike — and how to read the spec sheet without getting fooled.

How Water-Resistant Are Electric Dirt Bikes? IPX6 Rating Explained
Worried about water damaging your electric dirt bikes? IPX6 lets bikes handle rain and hosing but not immersion so inspect seals and avoid deep crossings.
The 48V D02 Classic and D03 Pro reach up to 40 mph, and the 72V D02 Track and D03 Beast reach up to 53 mph. The D03 Pro has three speed modes of about 12, 25 and 40 mph, and every D-series bike lets you cap top speed with the display's P08 setting, which is useful for new or younger riders. These are manufacturer-stated maximums; rider weight, terrain and battery level affect real speed.
Choose by rider height and experience rather than age alone. The D02 Classic and D03 Pro fit riders about 4'11"–5'10" (150–178 cm), with a seat height of about 28–29 in. The D02 Track and D03 Beast fit riders about 5'9"–6'5" (175–195 cm) and are meant for experienced teens and adults. New riders should start in the lowest speed mode with a P08 speed limit set. If you're unsure, email support@cemotoride.com with the rider's height and experience.
No. CEMOTO electric dirt bikes are off-road vehicles and are not street legal. Ride them on private land with the owner's permission, or on tracks and trails where electric dirt bikes are allowed. Rules vary by state and venue, so check local regulations before riding, and always wear a helmet and protective gear.
Start with rider height. For riders about 4'11"–5'10", the D02 Classic (48V 21Ah, up to 40 mph, up to 30 mi) is the entry model, and the D03 Pro (48V 23Ah, up to 40 mph, up to 34 mi, three speed modes) adds a larger battery. For experienced riders about 5'9"–6'5", the D02 Track (72V 25Ah removable battery, up to 53 mph, up to 50 mi, reverse gear) and the D03 Beast (72V 25Ah, 6000W peak, up to 53 mph, up to 50 mi) offer more power. See each product page for current prices.
Manufacturer maximums are up to 30 mi for the D02 Classic, up to 34 mi for the D03 Pro, and up to 50 mi for the D02 Track and D03 Beast. They are measured under controlled test conditions (typically a 70 kg rider, 25 °C and a steady 20 km/h). High speed, hills, heavier riders, cold weather and low tire pressure all reduce real-world range.
Start with the CEMOTO Help Center at help.cemotoride.com. It has model manuals, specifications, setup and troubleshooting guides, and parts information for every CEMOTO bike. If you still need help, email support@cemotoride.com with your order number, model, a description of the issue and clear photos or video, and our team will troubleshoot with you and arrange parts or repair if needed. Please contact support before arranging any repair, because third-party labor and diagnostic fees are not covered under warranty.
Not at the moment. Our U.S. store ships to the lower 48 states only, not to Canada, Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico. Customers in the UK and EU can order from our UK store (uk.cemotoride.com) and EU store (eu.cemotoride.com); check each store for the models available in your market.
Every CEMOTO bike includes a one-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship, starting from the delivery date. It covers eligible frame, battery, electrical and mechanical defects; normal wear, misuse, crashes and unauthorized modifications are not covered. To make a claim, email support@cemotoride.com with your order number and photos or video of the issue. See our Warranty Policy for full terms.