VoltTrack Blog

News, deals and riding guides for US electric dirt bike riders.

Stark Future has unveiled Factory Edition versions of the Varg MX and EX. Here is what we know about price, specs and US availability.

The Sur-Ron Hyper Bee is the lightest bike Sur-Ron makes — and after time on it, we think it is also the most fun. Full review.

What does a Stark Varg actually cost in 2026? Every version, from the $10,490 MX to the Factory Editions, broken down.

The Talaria Komodo brings 96V and 32kW to the mid-weight class for $5,999. We review the TL6000 and ask if it is the best under $6,000.

Choosing an electric dirt bike for a 10 year old? This parent’s guide covers the best options by budget, skill and ambition.

Sur-Ron vs Talaria is the classic lightweight electric dirt bike question. We sell both — here is the honest comparison.

The Segway Xaber 300 replaces the X260 with Samsung cells and Marzocchi suspension for $5,299. Our full review.

Are electric dirt bikes street legal in the US? An honest guide to what is legal, what is not, and the models with a real path.

Electric dirt bikes cost more up front but far less to run. We break down the real cost of ownership versus gas.

The E-Ride Pro SS undercuts the Sur-Ron Light Bee X while offering more speed on paper. Which is the smarter buy?

Stark Future adds a supermoto build to the Varg lineup. Here is what the 2026 Varg SM means for street-legal electric riding.

California’s Section 436.1 changes how off-highway electric dirt bikes are registered. Here is a plain-English rundown for riders.