Before you buy · Electric dirt bikes

The Talaria lineup, explained

X3 Mini, X3 Pro, Sting R MX4, Sting MX5 Pro and Komodo side by side: which one fits the rider, and what you get as you move up.

  • 5 min read
  • Specs checked against our product pages, Sept 2026
Talaria X3 ProTalaria X3 ProTalaria Sting R MX4Talaria Sting R MX4Talaria KomodoTalaria Komodo

The short answer

Pick the bike that fits the rider first, then the riding. The X3 Mini is sized for smaller riders. The X3 Pro and Sting R MX4 share a motor design: the X3 Pro is lighter and lower, the Sting R is bigger, with a swappable battery. The MX5 Pro adds a 72V battery and adjustable air suspension. The Komodo is the largest in the lineup.

  • Smaller or younger rider? X3 Mini, with a 725 mm (28.5 in) seat height.
  • Nimble, lighter everyday trail bike? X3 Pro, listed at 125 lb.
  • Bigger bike for rougher trails? Sting R MX4 or MX5 Pro.
  • Experienced rider who wants the largest? Komodo, 910 mm (35.8 in) seat height.

The lineup at a glance

From each product page. Where a page doesn't list something, the table says so, so you know what to ask. Swipe sideways on a phone.

Detail Talaria X3 Mini Talaria X3 Pro Talaria Sting R MX4 Talaria Sting MX5 Pro Talaria Komodo
PriceFrom $3,599.99$4,999$5,799$6,499$7,999.99
AvailabilityOrder onlinePre-orderOrder onlineOrder onlinePre-order
Size
Seat height725 mm (28.5 in)31.5 in (800 mm)33.5 in (851 mm)Not listed910 mm (35.8 in)
Listed weightNot listed125 lb (56.7 kg)145 lb, per the X3 Pro pageNot listed98 kg (216 lb)
Max rider or loadNot listed250 lb riderNot listedNot listed160 kg (353 lb)
WheelsNot listed19" front, 17" rear19"Not listed21" front, 18" rear
Battery
Battery60V 25Ah60V 40Ah built in (2,400 Wh)60V 45Ah swappable (2,700 Wh)72V 40Ah (2,880 Wh)96V 45Ah
Listed range60 kmUp to 70 km120 kmNot listedUp to 115 km
Charging timeAbout 3 hoursNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Ride
Peak power (listed)Not listed5.5 kW8 kWNot listed32 kW
SuspensionMini factory fork8" inverted fork, 160 mm rear travelFastace or Talaria FactoryAdjustable air and springAir fork (250 mm travel), rear air shock
Brakes220 mm rotors4-piston, 220 mm rotors4-piston, 220 mm rotors220 mm rotors, larger calipersHydraulic disc
Ride modes and regenAdjustable regen4-level regenNot listed3 modes, regen leverEco, Sport, Hyper, Reverse; 4-level regen
DriveNot listedBeltGearboxReinforced gearboxGearbox and 520 chain

Some Talaria pages list figures two ways (for example the Sting R MX4's weight and the X3 Mini's). Where they conflict we've used the more detailed source or left it for you to ask. Listed range is a best case: rider weight, terrain and riding style change it a lot.

Sizing: start with the seat height

The most common mistake is buying for the bike instead of the rider. Compare each seat height with the rider's inseam.

  • Closer to the inseam means more of the foot on the ground at a stop. That's more confidence for newer riders.
  • Taller seats come with bigger wheels and more suspension travel, which suit experienced riders on rough ground.
  • Weight matters too. Think about lifting it onto a rack or out of a ditch. The X3 Pro is listed at 125 lb, the Komodo at 216 lb.
  • The seat settles when you sit. The suspension compresses under the rider, so the seat sits a little lower than its listed height.

Sitting on the bikes settles it faster than any table. Our showrooms can show you the difference.

A rider standing next to a dirt bike at the same scale. A is the rider's inseam, B is the bike's seat height. The gap between them is how far onto tiptoe the rider will be at a stop. A The gap: how far onto tiptoe you'll be Seat height Inseam B
  1. Inseam. In socks, back against a wall, slide a hardcover book up between your legs until it's snug. Measure from the floor to the top edge.
  2. Seat height. From the product page. The bigger the gap between B and A, the more you'll be on tiptoe when you stop.

Seat heights, as listed

Talaria X3 Mini 725 mm · 28.5 in
Talaria X3 Pro 800 mm · 31.5 in
Talaria Sting R MX4 851 mm · 33.5 in
Talaria Komodo 910 mm · 35.8 in

The MX5 Pro page doesn't list a seat height. Ask us.

Who each one suits

Smaller riders

Talaria X3 Mini

From $3,599.99

4.7 (3 reviews)

  • Lowest seat in the lineup: 725 mm
  • About 3 hours to charge
  • Adjustable regenerative braking
See details
More battery, air suspension

Talaria Sting MX5 Pro

$6,499

5.0 (4 reviews)

  • 72V 40Ah battery with Samsung cells
  • Adjustable air and spring suspension
  • Colour display and regen brake lever
See details

The Komodo: the big one

The Komodo is the largest bike in the lineup, with 21-inch front and 18-inch rear wheels, a 96V 45Ah battery, air suspension front and rear, and four ride modes including reverse. Its 910 mm seat and 216 lb weight make it a bike for experienced riders.

It's on pre-order. Call us to reserve and confirm timing, and read our return policy before you pre-order.

Talaria Komodo
Talaria Komodo

Before you buy

  1. Measure the rider Inseam and weight, then compare with the table above.
  2. Where you'll ride Off-road, closed-course or private property. Check your local rules for the places you have in mind.
  3. Gear Helmet, goggles, gloves, boots and body protection. Budget for them now.
  4. Transport A hitch rack, trailer or truck bed, and the weight you'll be lifting.
  5. Charging Where it will charge, and how long you'll wait between rides.
  6. Service Who will look after it. Our service team handles repairs and parts.
  7. Keep the factory limits Do not modify speed or power limiters.
  8. For younger riders Youth models are for use under adult supervision only.

Questions we get asked

Which Talaria is best for a beginner?
Choose by the rider's size first. Smaller riders usually start on the X3 Mini, and many adults start on the X3 Pro because it's lighter and lower. Sitting on them at a showroom settles it quickly.
What's the difference between the X3 Pro and the Sting R?
They share a motor design. The X3 Pro is lighter (125 lb) and lower (31.5 in seat), with a built-in battery. The Sting R is bigger (33.5 in seat), with a swappable 45Ah battery and a gearbox drive.
What does the MX5 Pro add?
A 72V 40Ah battery, adjustable air and spring suspension, three ride modes and a colour display.
Can I ride it on the road?
Talaria bikes are sold for off-road, closed-course or private-property use. Read the notice on each product page and check your local rules.
Are they OK for kids?
The X3 Pro page lists it for riders 16 and up. Youth models are for use under adult supervision only. For younger riders, see our kids' rides.
Do you sell parts and do service?
Yes. We stock parts and batteries, and our service team handles repairs. How service works.
Can I pay monthly?
Financing is available and all credit types are welcome to apply. See financing.

Talk to a specialist

Not sure which size? Ask a rider.

Tell us the rider's height, inseam, weight and experience, and where they'll ride. We'll narrow the lineup to one or two. Or come and sit on them at one of our 5 showrooms.

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Regulatory notice

Sold for off-road, closed-course, or private-property use only. This vehicle may not comply with federal, provincial, or municipal requirements for operation on public roads, sidewalks, bike lanes, or trails, and its use may be restricted or prohibited where you live. Do not modify speed or power limiters. The buyer assumes full responsibility for where and how this vehicle is used. Youth models: for use under adult supervision only.