iScooter DX5 Pro

iScooter DX5 Pro has 16-inch wheels and a 52 V / 20 Ah battery. Front and rear suspension and hydraulic disc brakes complement the drive system.

Motor and battery

Maximum power is listed separately as 2000 W. Do not confuse this with the other power rating.

The stated range is up to 100 km. Consider the whole planned journey when deciding how far the battery needs to take you. A charge takes approximately 9–10 hours. Range varies with temperature, rider weight and the way you ride.

Wheels, comfort and brakes

Front and rear suspension allows both wheels to move as the surface becomes uneven. Tyres and load also affect how the ride feels.

Braking equipment: hydraulic disc brakes and electronic brake. Hydraulics transfer force from the lever to the brake through fluid. The design of the braking system is therefore a relevant part of any model comparison. Get to know the brake response at a gentle pace, and adapt your speed to visibility and grip.

Fit and equipment

With a listed weight of 47.2 kg, getting it to its storage space needs to work just as well as the ride itself.

Front and rear lighting is included.

Details to help you choose

The battery specified for iScooter DX5 Pro is 52 V / 20 Ah. Volts describe voltage and ampere-hours describe capacity; when comparing different voltages, the Ah figure alone is not enough.

Care between rides

To keep iScooter DX5 Pro working as intended, inspect tyres, brakes and fastenings at the intervals set out in the manual. Carry out checks with the model stationary and follow the instructions for its particular components.

Choose the right version

Start with what you need from your electric dirt bike: the length of your rides, the surfaces you use and where it will be stored between outings. This makes it easier to identify the features that actually matter to you.

The quoted range is not a promise of the distance available on every charge. Check the model version, vehicle classification and permitted use wherever you intend to ride.

Read the power figure alongside the vehicle's weight and included equipment.

A single power rating cannot describe the whole riding experience.

Remember to include the return trip.

Hills, cold weather and repeated starts can reduce the distance per charge.