Riding Times GT54 2000W Electric Mini Dirt Bike
Riding Times GT54 2000W Electric Mini Dirt Bike
Specifications Breakdown
- Model: Riding Times GT54
- Type: electric mini dirt bike
- Motor: 2000W peak rear hub motor
- Maximum speed: up to 40 mph; supplier test specifies a 143 lb load; actual performance varies
- Maximum torque: 290Nm claimed
- Battery: removable 48V 27Ah lithium-ion
- Controller: 48V 32A
- Charger: 54.6V 3A
- Brakes: front and rear hydraulic discs with electronic braking
- Front suspension: all-aluminium inverted fork
- Rear suspension: rear shock system
- Front tyre: 60/100-14
- Rear tyre: 60/100-12
- Net weight: approximately 106.5 lb
- Maximum load: 220 lb
- Current supplier geometry: approximately 59.1 inches length, 43.3 inches height; 27.2-inch seat
- Colour: orange and black
- Stock market: United States
What’s in the Box
- Riding Times GT54 electric mini dirt bike, partially assembled
- Removable 48V 27Ah lithium-ion battery
- Compatible 54.6V 3A charger
- Front wheel and required assembly hardware
- Manufacturer-supplied tools
- User documentation
Contents can vary by production batch; check the supplied packing list before discarding packaging.
FAQs
How fast can the GT54 travel?
The manufacturer states up to 40 mph under suitable test conditions. Actual speed varies with load, terrain, temperature, tyre pressure and battery condition.
Which battery does it use?
A removable 48V 27Ah lithium-ion battery powers the 48V system.
Is the GT54 suitable for beginners?
It is a high-performance recreational vehicle rather than a toy. Riders need the size, maturity and experience to control it safely, with supervision where required.
How is the GT54 charged?
Use only the supplied compatible 54.6V 3A charger in a dry, ventilated place and allow the battery to cool after demanding use.
What braking system is fitted?
Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes are supported by electronic braking.
Does it have suspension?
Yes. An all-aluminium inverted front fork works with rear suspension to manage uneven ground.
What rider load is supported?
The supplier states a maximum load of 220 lb.
Where may it be ridden?
Use is generally intended for private land and permitted off-road areas. Check state and local rules before every ride.
Which safety equipment should be worn?
Wear a certified helmet, eye protection, gloves, long clothing and over-ankle footwear, with additional protective equipment strongly recommended.
Riding Times GT54 Electric Mini Dirt Bike
The Riding Times GT54 packages serious electric performance into a compact distinctive chassis. Its orange-and-black frame, long saddle and mixed 14-inch front and 12-inch rear wheel arrangement create an agile layout for experienced riders using private tracks and permitted off-road ground.
A rear hub motor rated up to 2000W peak is paired with a removable 48V 27Ah lithium battery and a 48V 32A controller. The manufacturer states speeds of up to 40 mph and torque up to 290Nm under suitable conditions, while the twist throttle and digital cockpit keep key controls within easy reach.
An all-aluminium inverted front fork, rear suspension and knobby tyres help the GT54 manage uneven surfaces. Hydraulic disc brakes at both wheels, supported by electronic braking, provide the control expected from a powerful recreational electric vehicle. Actual performance and stopping distance depend on rider load, surface, weather, tyre pressure and battery condition.
About Riding Times
Riding Times develops distinctive electric mobility products with distinctive styling and practical battery-powered drivetrains. Its range includes compact mini bikes, long-range dual-battery models and fat-tyre designs created for different kinds of everyday and recreational riding.
The brand combines recognisable frames with removable lithium batteries, capable electric motors and rider-focused equipment such as suspension, hydraulic braking, digital controls and integrated lighting where fitted. Each model is designed around a clear use case, from compact off-road recreation to longer-distance comfort and utility.