79BIKE Falcon Pro in Kenshi Black with red graphics, left-side product view
79BIKE Falcon Pro in Kenshi Black with purple graphics, left-side product view
79BIKE Falcon Pro in Kenshi Black with yellow graphics, left-side product view
79BIKE Falcon Pro in Silver Metallic with purple graphics, left-side product view
79BIKE Falcon Pro in Silver Metallic with red graphics, left-side product view
79BIKE Falcon Pro in Silver Metallic with yellow graphics, left-side product view
79BIKE Falcon Pro in Kenshi Black with red graphics, left-side product view
79BIKE Falcon Pro in Kenshi Black with purple graphics, left-side product view
79BIKE Falcon Pro in Kenshi Black with yellow graphics, left-side product view
79BIKE Falcon Pro in Silver Metallic with purple graphics, left-side product view
79BIKE Falcon Pro in Silver Metallic with red graphics, left-side product view
79BIKE Falcon Pro in Silver Metallic with yellow graphics, left-side product view

79BIKE Falcon Pro Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

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The Falcon Pro is the smaller, lighter 79BIKE trail platform. The supplier's technical table lists an 8.5 kW peak motor, a 72V 35Ah LG M50T battery, 19-inch off-road tires, full suspension, hydraulic disc brakes, a display, and NFC unlocking. A separate 79BIKE catalog panel lists 10 kW. This page quotes the lower technical-table figure.

It suits experienced adult riders with private land or lawful off-road access who prefer a 130 lb machine over the 152 lb Falcon GT. The tradeoff is simple: it is still a high-speed electric motorcycle, not a bicycle or a vehicle to carry upstairs.

Choose the Falcon Pro for controlled off-road riding, private property, or approved OHV use where a full-size 19-inch front and rear wheel setup and the supplier-listed 8.5 kW technical-table peak output make sense. It is the more manageable Falcon choice for riders who value lower weight and a 32.7-inch seat height.

Skip it if you need public-road transportation, bike-path access, a low seat, quiet indoor storage, or a vehicle you can lift. The listed 300 lb weight limit includes rider and gear, so fully equipped riders should account for protective equipment and cargo.

The supplied 2026 technical table lists 8.5 kW peak power, 410 Nm (302 lb-ft) maximum torque, a 53 mph top-speed claim, electronic braking, and a mid-mounted brushless permanent-magnet motor. The 79BIKE catalog feature panel lists 10 kW peak. This page quotes the lower technical-table value. These are manufacturer figures, not independent road-test results.

The Fastace 2.0 front fork and Fastace rear shock are designed for uneven terrain. Dual 19-inch 70/100-19 off-road tires favor stability and obstacle roll-over, but they do not turn the Falcon Pro into a street-legal commuter.

The manufacturer specifies a 72V 35Ah LG lithium battery using M50T cells. That nominal voltage and capacity equate to about 2,520Wh. 79BIKE claims up to 75 miles (120 km), with terrain and speed explicitly affecting that figure.

79BIKE publishes 3.5 hours on the product page and 3 to 4 hours on its comparison page. Plan for the longer window. Aggressive throttle, soft terrain, climbing, cold weather, rider weight, and low tire pressure reduce practical range. A current replacement-battery price and removable-battery status were not published.

The Falcon Pro uses front and rear 203 mm by 2.3 mm brakes, electronic braking, lighting, and a kickstand power cut according to the manufacturer material. Its supplied catalog lists an IP67 protection rating. Check brake function, tire condition, steering, horn, and display before every ride.

79BIKE does not publish a UL 2271 battery or UL 2849 system certification claim for this model. Its own safety guidance specifies riders 18+ and says public places and highways are off limits. An IP rating is not a warranty against water damage. Use a certified helmet and appropriate off-road protective gear, then verify the rules that apply where you intend to ride.

Read this before you add the Falcon Pro to your cart. Checkout excludes Alaska, Hawaii, California, Florida, New Jersey, New York, Texas, and Utah. The Falcon Pro ships direct from the manufacturer to eligible addresses in the other continental states, one unit per order.

Supplier availability is verified at order time rather than represented as a live store-inventory feed. Remote-area service or an additional surcharge may require confirmation before fulfillment. StreetRides does not promise a delivery date.

The supplier's written limited-warranty terms cover manufacturing defects in listed components for 12 months from customer receipt, subject to its exclusions and review process. StreetRides cannot promise a warranty outcome. Use the StreetRides return policy for returns and contact us before ordering if you need the current claim or parts process.

Motor: 8.5 kW technical-table peak for the mid-mounted brushless permanent-magnet motor. The 79BIKE catalog feature panel lists 10 kW. This page quotes the lower figure. Manufacturer-listed maximum torque: 410 Nm (302 lb-ft). Top-speed claim: 53 mph.

Battery: 72V 35Ah LG M50T lithium battery, approximately 2,520Wh by voltage-times-capacity calculation. Manufacturer range claim: up to 75 miles (120 km), subject to terrain and speed.

Chassis: triple-beam forged aluminum-alloy frame, Fastace 2.0 front fork, Fastace rear shock, 200 mm front and 85 mm rear suspension travel, 49.2-inch wheelbase, and 32.7-inch seat height.

Wheels and brakes: 19-inch front and rear wheels with 70/100-19 off-road tires. Front and rear 203 mm by 2.3 mm brakes.

Fit and charging: 130 lb listed unit weight, 300 lb listed weight limit, age 18+, IP67 catalog protection rating, and 3 to 4 hour published charge-time range. Packaged shipping weight, exact charger output, and certification claims were not published.

U.S. direct delivery: only the supplier-serviceable continental states. Alaska, Hawaii, California, Florida, New Jersey, New York, Texas, and Utah are excluded from checkout.

The Falcon Pro is compelling for an experienced adult rider who wants 19-inch wheels, a full-suspension chassis, and strong published power in a lighter package than the Falcon GT. Its 72V 35Ah battery and claimed 75-mile range support longer off-road sessions, but the real result will depend heavily on speed and terrain.

Do not choose it for public-road riding, casual use, or when service support and certification documentation must be fully settled before purchase. The missing published package weight, replacement-battery price, and certification detail should be resolved with the supplier before ordering.
79BIKE Falcon Pro Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike
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STREETRIDES TAKE Falcon Pro: an off-road-only 79BIKE platform for prepared adult riders. Supplier stock is confirmed at order time, and eligibility depends on the destination.
StreetRides Research Team
Last Reviewed Date: August 13, 2026

A full-size trail machine for controlled off-road use

79BIKE Falcon Pro in Kenshi Black with yellow graphics, left-side product view
KEY ADVANTAGES

Why This Ride Stands Out

  • 79BIKE Falcon Pro in Kenshi Black with red graphics, left-side product view Documented power figures

    The supplier's technical table lists 8.5 kW peak and 410 Nm (302 lb-ft) of torque, while its feature panel says 10 kW. Confirm the current figure before ordering.

  • 79BIKE Falcon Pro in Kenshi Black with purple graphics, left-side product view 72V 35Ah battery

    About 2,520Wh of nominal energy supports the 75-mile manufacturer range claim, but speed and terrain can reduce practical range substantially.

  • 79BIKE Falcon Pro in Silver Metallic with yellow graphics, left-side product view 19-inch wheel stability

    Matching 19-inch off-road tires and Fastace suspension improve composure over uneven ground, while the 130 lb mass makes transport a real consideration.

Compare your options

Choose the Falcon that matches your riding space and transport reality

These are two full-size, adult-only off-road electric motorcycles. The Pro puts a 72V 35Ah battery and matching 19-inch wheels into a 130 lb platform, with 79BIKE listing between 8.5 kW and 10 kW peak. The GT adds a 72V 40Ah battery, larger published brake hardware, and a higher power claim, but weighs 152 lb.

Why these products
Both are current 79BIKE Falcon off-road models with the same manufacturer and similar trail purpose. The comparison highlights the decisions that materially change ownership: power claim, battery, weight, braking, chassis, certification information, and support path.
StreetRides takeaway

Choose the Pro for a lighter 19-inch-wheel off-road platform. Choose the GT only when its larger battery, brake hardware, and higher output fit a lawful, prepared riding environment. Neither is positioned for public-road or bike-path use.

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79BIKE Falcon Pro Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

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Best for: Experienced adult off-road riders who want 19-inch wheels and a 130 lb platform with a 72V 35Ah battery. The supplied 8.5 kW technical-table claim conflicts with a 10 kW feature panel.

The lighter Falcon choice. It trades the GT's larger battery and brake hardware for lower weight and a simpler 19-inch front and rear setup.

Think twice if: You need road transportation, public-path access, a low seat, or fully settled parts and certification information before purchase.

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79BIKE Falcon GT

79BIKE Falcon GT Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

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Best for: Experienced adult riders with a lawful off-road environment who want the GT's larger battery, 220 mm brakes, and higher power claim.

The higher-output Falcon. Its 72V 40Ah battery and 220 mm brakes suit a more serious off-road commitment, with more weight and a power-spec conflict to resolve.

Think twice if: You value lower weight, simpler transport, settled certification documentation, or need public-road compatibility.

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Motor and road speed How much help will I get on ordinary streets and hills? 8.5 kW technical-table peak. 53 mph claim. 410 Nm (302 lb-ft) claim
Evidence
The supplied 2026 technical table says 8.5 kW and 53 mph, while its feature panel says 10 kW. The lower technical-table figure is shown pending written clarification. Not independently tested.
 16 kW to 16.8 kW peak claim. 59 mph claim. 610 Nm (450 lb-ft) claim
Evidence
79BIKE lists 16 kW on its product page and 16.8 kW on both its comparison page and its 2026 catalog. We quote 16 kW, the lower of the two.
Battery and claimed range What route can the battery realistically support? 72V 35Ah LG M50T, about 2,520Wh. Up to 75 miles claimed
Evidence
79BIKE attributes the maximum range to ideal conditions and says terrain and speed change it. Product page says 3.5 hours. Comparison page and catalog say 3 to 4 hours.
 72V 40Ah Samsung 50S, about 2,880Wh. Up to 75 miles claimed
Evidence
79BIKE lists 75 miles (120 km) maximum range and 3 to 4 hours charging. Real range depends strongly on use conditions.
Weight and portability Can I store and move it? 130 lb. 300 lb listed weight limit. 32.7-inch seat
Evidence
Manufacturer-published unit weight and limit. Packaged weight was not published.
 152 lb including battery. 32.3-inch seat
Evidence
Manufacturer-published unit weight. Payload and packaged weight were not published.
Ride comfort Will the fit and contact points suit my route? 19/19-inch off-road tires. Fastace suspension. 200/85 mm travel
Evidence
The matching 19-inch wheel setup supports trail stability. It is still a 130 lb off-road motorcycle.
 19-inch front and 18-inch rear wheels. 200/85 mm travel
Evidence
The staggered wheel format and suspension figures are manufacturer-published. It is the heavier, higher-output Falcon.
Braking system What stopping hardware is listed? 203 mm by 2.3 mm front and rear brakes. Electronic braking
Evidence
Manufacturer lists the brake dimensions and electronic braking. Braking distance has not been independently tested.
 220 mm by 2.8 mm front and rear brakes. Electronic braking
Evidence
The GT's published brake hardware is larger than the Falcon Pro's 203 mm by 2.3 mm specification.
Electrical safety claim What safety documentation is actually available? IP67 catalog rating. No UL 2271 or UL 2849 claim published
Evidence
The supplied catalog lists IP67 protection. NFC unlocking, display, and lighting are manufacturer-listed. Electrical certification details were not published.
 IP67 catalog rating. No UL 2271 or UL 2849 claim published
Evidence
The supplied catalog lists IP67 protection. 79BIKE lists NFC unlocking, lighting, and electronic braking. Electrical certification details were not published.
Warranty and parts path What happens after the sale? Supplier-confirmed 12-month limited warranty and U.S. direct delivery
Evidence
Supplier covers manufacturing defects in listed electrical components and frame. Misuse, unauthorized repair, altered serial numbers, non-79BIKE parts, natural disasters, and theft are excluded. Confirm the claim route before ordering.
 Supplier-confirmed 12-month limited warranty and U.S. direct delivery
Evidence
Supplier covers manufacturing defects in listed electrical components and frame. Misuse, unauthorized repair, altered serial numbers, non-79BIKE parts, natural disasters, and theft are excluded. Confirm the claim route before ordering.
Methodology and sources
Manufacturer-published specification pages and the model comparison were checked on 2026-08-11. Supplier-confirmed U.S. fulfillment and warranty details are labeled as supplier information. Neither model was independently tested.

79BIKE lists 10 kW for the Falcon Pro in its feature panel and 8.5 kW with 53 mph in its technical table. It lists 16 kW for the GT on the product page and 16.8 kW on the comparison page. We quote the lower figure in each case. Claims such as range, speed, torque, and charging time are manufacturer claims.

Sources

Information checked Aug 11, 2026
A closer look

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Official 79BIKE overview

A one-minute official look at the Falcon Pro

79BIKE Official presents the Falcon Pro. The video is supplier-published product material, not an independent review or StreetRides road test. The StreetRides listing remains off-road-only and does not treat the video as evidence of lawful public-road use.
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Straight answers based on current specifications, independent testing, and US ownership needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Falcon Pro is labeled Off-Road Use Only / Private Property Vehicle. Use it on private land, controlled riding areas, or other lawful off-road locations. 79BIKE safety guidance prohibits operation in public places and on highways. Check the rules, permissions, protective-gear requirements, and any OHV requirements that apply to your intended riding location before use.

79BIKE lists up to 75 miles (120 km) and says terrain and speed affect that result. Treat it as an ideal-condition maximum, not a guaranteed trail distance. Fast riding, hills, soft terrain, cold weather, rider weight, and hard acceleration all reduce practical range.

The supplier has confirmed all six Falcon Pro colorways for the U.S. channel: black or silver with red, purple, or yellow graphics. Availability changes, so the exact color must be reconfirmed before an order is accepted.

Supplier-direct fulfillment is limited to eligible continental U.S. addresses. The Falcon Pro cannot be ordered for Alaska, Hawaii, California, Florida, New Jersey, New York, Texas, Utah,. Supplier stock and any remote-area requirement are confirmed at order time. StreetRides does not promise a delivery date.

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