I doubt it. As much as I love my Alta, I have kept my gas bikes. I think they all kick ass and have a great fit. I don't do long trail rides, so my gas bikes are basically garage queens. As for the kids e minis I think it's going to be a game changer ... more »

Nope. The electric big bikes will be exclusively released under the GasGas brand.

I never thought all of these tricks were possible. Getting on my bike before it's started without kicking the rear fender is about the extent of my freestyle skills.

Get over it man. Old bikes and fat chic's are still more fun to ride than you are.

Knowing your shit is a good start. Most dealers near me are investor owned, and they don't know anything about the bikes, or products. I also won't buy from a dealer with expensive set up and document fees. I usually drive at least 2 hours to buy bikes, ... more »

We did have a cheap Razor electric dirt bike, and it was more confidence inspiring for my nephew. That was actually the 1st bike with no training wheels that they rode. I'm 230 lbs so it's no good for me, but if you're a small dude closer to 150 lbs ... more »

I thought going to a CRF 50 was a good step up from the PW, but an e mini with the adjustable power and ergonomics is hopefully worth it. I noticed at the tight indoor tracks the fast 50s tend to hit abruptly in turns and whoops. The electric bike should ... more »

I haven't actually ridden it yet, but I think a Sur-Ron would be better and cheaper. I've heard they are on a close level to a 110. Doing some throttle blips in the garage I think it's between a 50 and 65, but with more torque thanks to the electric ... more »

Gary, When are you coming back to Ohio? 2 of us would like to take a class. I suppose we have the right to remain silent....

Yes. Most dealers were sold out a couple months ago. I was told Husky is only importing 120 of these. I paid retail $5150, and it was $5434 out the door. They are so rare that I doubt anyone pays less than retail. Most dealers won't have these unless ... more »

This kid has been riding since 22 months. This is the first bike that I have paid more than $500 for. We went PW, CRF 50, lowered KX65 with a Rekluse. Now this E mini. He's 5. We'll probably see some of you at Switchback, or Ram Jam indoors this winter. ... more »

Please forgive my photo quality. I'm just not on the same level as

I fully plan on running multiple kids on this bike with the adjustable ergonomics and power settings. There's a lack of maintenance items, and my time is worth money.

An upgraded rider with lighter parts would go great on any new bike.

The dealer agreed to sell me an extra battery at cost. Idk what that price is yet, but retail is about $850.