Riding Times GT73 Dual-Battery Electric Dirt Bike
Riding Times GT73 Dual-Battery Electric Dirt Bike
Specifications Breakdown
- Model: Riding Times GT73
- Motor: 2400W peak rear geared hub motor
- Maximum torque: 126Nm claimed
- Battery: two removable 48V 18.2Ah lithium batteries
- Combined capacity: 36.4Ah / approximately 1747Wh
- Maximum speed: up to 37 mph in unrestricted mode under suitable conditions
- Claimed range: up to 85 miles by throttle or up to 155 miles with pedal assist under favorable test conditions
- Charging: two 54.6V 2A chargers; approximately 9–10 hours
- Brakes: dual hydraulic discs, 230mm rotors and EABS
- Suspension: adjustable aluminum front fork and rear shock
- Tyres: 70/100-19 off-road knobby tyres, approximately 25 × 3 inches
- Controls: full-twist throttle and cadence pedal assist
- Lighting: LED headlight, tail light, brake light and turn signals
- Water resistance: IPX4
- Maximum load: 330 lb
- Net weight: approximately 116 lb
- Overall size: approximately 73.82 × 28.74 × 45.91 inches
- Suggested rider height: approximately 5 ft 5 in to 6 ft 3 in
- Market: United States
What’s in the Box
- Riding Times GT73 electric bike, partially assembled
- Front 70/100-19 wheel and front fender
- Two removable 48V 18.2Ah lithium batteries
- Two compatible 54.6V 2A chargers
- Left and right pedals
- Rear shock absorber
- User manual
- Manufacturer-supplied assembly tools and hardware
FAQs
How powerful is the GT73 motor?
The rear geared hub motor is rated at up to 2400W peak output with a supplier-stated maximum torque of 126Nm.
How far can the GT73 travel on a charge?
The supplier claims up to 85 miles using throttle power and up to 155 miles with pedal assist in favorable test conditions. Real range varies with terrain, speed, temperature, rider weight and battery condition.
Can both batteries be removed?
Yes. Both 48V 18.2Ah lithium batteries are removable for charging and replacement.
How long does charging take?
The two supplied 54.6V 2A chargers can charge both packs together in approximately 9–10 hours.
Which brakes does the GT73 use?
It uses front and rear hydraulic disc brakes with 230mm rotors and electronic brake assistance.
Does the GT73 have suspension?
Yes. It has an adjustable aluminum front fork and a rear shock for full suspension.
Which rider height is recommended?
The manufacturer suggests approximately 5 ft 5 in to 6 ft 3 in, although fit also depends on individual proportions and experience.
Where can the GT73 be ridden?
Rules differ by state and local authority. Unrestricted or high-power use may be limited to private property and designated off-road areas, so check local law before riding.
Is protective equipment required?
Wear an approved helmet and appropriate protective equipment, inspect the bike before every ride and follow all local rules.
Riding Times GT73 Dual-Battery Electric Dirt Bike
The Riding Times GT73 combines a distinctive frame with pedals, a full suspension system and dual removable batteries. Its long seat, upright controls and 70/100-19 knobby tyres create a planted layout for recreational routes, gravel tracks and permitted off-road trails.
A 2400W peak rear hub motor provides strong acceleration, while two 48V 18.2Ah batteries deliver 36.4Ah and approximately 1747Wh of combined capacity. The full-twist throttle and cadence pedal assist let the rider choose how power is delivered, and two supplied chargers allow both battery packs to be charged together.
Dual hydraulic disc brakes with 230mm rotors and electronic brake assistance support controlled stopping. Adjustable front suspension and a rear shock help manage uneven ground, while the integrated headlight, tail light, brake light and turn signals improve visibility. Claimed speed and range depend on load, terrain, temperature, tyre pressure and riding style.
About Riding Times
Riding Times is an electric mobility brand focused on expressive, distinctive electric bikes for everyday journeys and recreational adventure. Its range spans compact mini bikes, long-range dual-battery models and practical fat-tyre designs.
The brand combines distinctive frames with removable battery systems, capable electric drive units and rider-focused features such as suspension, hydraulic braking and integrated lighting. Riding Times models are designed to give different riders a clear choice between urban utility, long-distance comfort and off-road-oriented performance.