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New Rieju eMR Electric Dirt Bike Released at EICMA

Rieju E-MR Electric Dirt Bike

The Spanish motorcycle manufacturer Rieju has caught us by surprise with the release of what looks to be an incredibly promising new enduro model, the Rieju eMR electric dirt bike.

It should come as no surprise that Rieju would eventually release an electric dirt bike of some sort, especially given that the Spanish company also owns Torrot, an electric manufacturer that focuses solely on kids electric dirt bikes. We’ve seen electric offerings from Rieju in the form of eScooters like the Nuuk, a hip looking step-through scooter for urban riders and commuters, but the Rieju eMR steps directly into Rieju’s hard enduro pedigree.

Rieju E-MR Specifications

Rieju eMR electric dirt bike specifications
Rieju eMR Specifications. Photo: Rieju

What We Know

We don’t know a ton about the new Rieju electric dirt bike yet, but what we do know is that it looks almost identical to the steel chassis of Rieju’s MR Racing and MR Pro models that come respectively in both 250cc and 300cc flavors for hard enduro riders. More similarly, the eMR shares the same dimensions and travel to the MR Ranger, a slightly smaller version of the full-size enduro options offered from Rieju. The eMR is sporting a KYB fork with 270mm of travel and a KYB shock with 121mm of travel.

Rieju eMR at 2022 EICMA
Rieju eMR at 2022 EICMA. Photo: Rieju USA

For the eMR power plant, Rieju is claiming an impressive peak power output of 60kW. Although the voltage has not yet been disclosed, the battery is claimed to be 48Ah and has a recharge time of 2-3 hours. It does not appear that the battery is interchangeable but it does claim to have a charger on-board, which is a very intriguing feature that we have recently seen on the new Surron Ultra Bee.

Rieju eMR Power Plant
Rieju eMR Power Plant. Photo: Rieju USA
Rieju eMR electric dirt bike on display
Rieju eMR electric dirt bike on display. Photo: Rieju USA

More specifications will be rolling in and expect to see more updates about the exciting new Rieju eMR electric dirt bike.

From Rieju:

Showing a clear commitment to developing its Hard Enduro models and preparing them for the future, Rieju presents its new Electric eMR, a motorcycle that combines the virtues of one of the best Enduro platforms on the market with the silent running and zero emissions of its light and powerful electric motor with great battery range, which allows to enter unexplored territories in a sustainable way, performing as an authentic Enduro competition bike.

Today, Rieju has an extensive all-road range (MRT, Tango, and top evolutions of the PRO range in 50cc. 2T and 125cc. 4T), plus the Century 125 model, a motorcycle inspired by the mythical Rieju 175 and complemented by 100% electric vehicles, all of them highly accepted in markets such as Germany, Spain or France and manufactured in Spain, under a solid business structure with ecological awareness, in which 20,000 motorcycles/year are produced. Since March 2020 Rieju is the owner of the enduro platform of the Catalan company Torrot.

The 2T models are now marketed under the Rieju brand. The operation includes the intellectual and industrial platform of the Torrot enduro platform. With that platform, and under the GasGas brand, Torrot launched the 2019 models of the 2T range in 250 and 300 cc. EC, XC and GP in 2017, and added the Ranger model at the end of 2019, selling those bikes in more than 50 countries. Since March 2020 Rieju manufactures these models and strengthens its position in the off-road sector, expanding its current range of engines with higher displacement 2 stroke models. Example of this are the models MR Racing 250 and 300 cc, the MR Pro at 250 and 300cc. and the MR Ranger at 200 and 300cc.

Want to find the Rieju eMR electric dirt bike for sale?

Check back to the ECR Marketplace where the bike will be available from Rieju dealers in the United States.

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