Talaria XXX Review: The XXX and the 2026 XXX Pro Explained
Talaria's light e-moto, explained from its US seller's and Canadian distributor's published specs: what the 2026 XXX Pro changed, the 20 mph factory limit, sizing, price and warranty.
The Talaria XXX is a light e-moto that competes head to head with Sur-Ron’s Light Bee X. The original XXX has been discontinued in the US and replaced by the 2026 Talaria XXX Pro, which keeps the motor and battery and adds new rear suspension, bigger wheels and a new display.
This review is research-based. We couldn’t reach Talaria’s own website, and Talaria names no US distributor, so specs come from Luna Cycle, its long-time US seller, and Talaria Canada, its Canadian distributor, as of November 2026. It’s part of our electric dirt bike buyer’s guide.
What changed from the XXX to the XXX Pro
| Talaria XXX (original) | Talaria XXX Pro (2026) | |
|---|---|---|
| Status (November 2026) | Discontinued at Luna | Current |
| Rear suspension | 120 mm, single pivot | 160 mm, new linkage |
| Stock wheels (US) | 17 in supermoto | 19 in front, 17 in rear CST knobby |
| Display | Compact OLED | Color TFT |
| Lighting | Headlight with 3-position switch | 3-LED headlight, kill switch, moved tail light |
| Battery mounting | Removable in about 5 minutes | Listed as built in |
| UL 2272 | Certified | Not separately certified; shares the XXX’s certified motor, controller, battery and charger |
Luna lists the same motor, controller, 60V 40Ah battery, brakes, 125 lb weight, 31.5 in seat and 250 lb rider limit on both. Specs from Luna Cycle’s XXX Pro page.
XXX Pro specs explained
Motor. A Talaria-built IPM motor with an FOC sine-wave controller and a belt reduction. Luna publishes no power figure; Talaria Canada lists 5.5 kW peak for the X3 family, its name for the XXX.
Battery. A 60V 40Ah pack of 128 LG 21700 cells, about 2,400 Wh. Talaria Canada lists a 3 hour charge.
Speed. Luna says the XXX Pro is “factory-limited to approximately 20 mph” and doesn’t authorize bypassing the limiter. Its warranty excludes failures caused by tampering with it.
Suspension and brakes. Luna lists 8 in of fork travel and 160 mm at the rear, with 4-piston hydraulic brakes and 220 mm rotors front and rear. Talaria Canada lists 160 mm of fork travel instead, so check the exact bike before you buy.
Size. A 31.5 in seat, 125 lb and a 250 lb rider limit for ages 16 and up. Talaria Canada lists a 49.4 in wheelbase and 10.6 in of ground clearance.
Range. Luna doesn’t publish one. Talaria Canada gives both “up to 70 km” (43 miles) and 100 km at 25 km/h, so treat any figure as a best case.
Price, warranty and where to buy
In November 2026, Luna listed the XXX Pro at about $3,500, down from about $3,750, and the discontinued XXX at about $3,550 while stock lasts. Options include a pedal kit (about $300), a Manitou Dorado fork (about $900) and a supermoto wheel swap.
Luna’s warranty is 12 months on the battery, motor, controller and charger (up to 10,000 miles) and on frame parts (up to 5,000 miles), within the contiguous US. Talaria Canada offers a one-year limited warranty on Canadian sales.
Talaria Canada warns of fraudulent websites using the Talaria name. Buy from a seller you can verify, such as Luna Cycle, and be wary of prices that look too good.
How it compares
| Talaria XXX Pro (2026) | Sur-Ron Light Bee X NA (2026) | |
|---|---|---|
| Peak power | Not published (Luna) | 10 kW |
| Top speed as sold | About 20 mph (factory limited) | 50 mph claimed |
| Battery | 60V 40Ah, about 2,400 Wh | 72V 35Ah |
| Weight | 125 lb | 130 lb curb |
| Seat height | 31.5 in | 32.68 in |
| Rider or load limit | 250 lb | 220 lb |
| Price (November 2026) | About $3,500 | About $4,500 to $4,700 at dealers |
Talaria figures are from Luna Cycle, a dealer; Sur-Ron figures are from Sur-Ron’s US site and its dealers. For the full comparison, see Talaria vs Sur-Ron. For bigger bikes, see our Sur-Ron Ultra Bee review and best electric dirt bikes for adults.
What owners report
Luna’s product pages carry dozens of reviews for the XXX and a handful for the XXX Pro. The ones shown mostly praise the fun and fast shipping, and one long-term owner calls it a good starter bike. That’s a small, seller-hosted sample, so we don’t treat it as a pattern.
Is it legal to ride?
Luna sells the XXX Pro for off-road use only, without a VIN, title or registration. On public land, many states still require OHV registration for off-road bikes, so check before you ride.
See our street-legal guide, and in Utah, how to register an electric dirt bike in Utah.
Gear to go with it
Even at 20 mph, a crash on a dirt bike needs a real helmet. Start with a DOT helmet from best dirt bike helmets, add goggles from best dirt bike goggles, and see the full list in dirt bike gear.
Who should buy it
- New adult riders who want a light bike with a low seat.
- Heavier riders up to 250 lb, which is above Sur-Ron’s 220 lb Light Bee X capacity.
- Buyers on a budget: it costs about $1,000 less than a Light Bee X.
Who should skip it
- Riders who want a large network of local dealers for service.
- Anyone who needs a road-legal bike.
- Bigger or faster riders who’d be better served by a mid-size e-moto like the Ultra Bee.
Related guides
- Electric dirt bikes: the complete buyer's guide
- Talaria vs Sur-Ron: XXX Pro vs Light Bee X
- Best electric dirt bikes for adults: our ranked picks
- Sur-Ron Ultra Bee review: the mid-size step up
Frequently asked questions
How fast does a Talaria XXX go?
As sold in the US, it's factory-limited to about 20 mph, according to Luna Cycle. Talaria Canada also lists 20 mph, factory limited. Luna says bypassing the limiter makes it more dangerous, and its warranty excludes damage from tampering.
What's the difference between the Talaria XXX and XXX Pro?
The 2026 XXX Pro adds a 160 mm linkage rear suspension (up from 120 mm single pivot), 19 and 17 in knobby wheels, a color TFT display and new lighting. Luna lists the same motor, 60V 40Ah battery, brakes, 125 lb weight and 31.5 in seat.
How much does a Talaria XXX Pro cost?
About $3,500 at Luna Cycle in November 2026, on sale from about $3,750. Options include a pedal kit and a Manitou fork upgrade.
Is the Talaria XXX street legal?
No. Luna sells it for off-road use only, with no VIN, title or registration, and says the pedal kit doesn't make it street legal. See are electric dirt bikes street legal?
How heavy a rider can the Talaria XXX carry?
Luna lists a 250 lb rider maximum for its American edition, with a reinforced seat subframe, and an age of 16 and up.