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Guimotor G2 3500W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

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The Guimotor G2 uses the same 3500W mid-drive class as the G1. It shares the compact 14/12-inch wheel format. It adds a steel frame and three battery choices. It suits you if you value configuration choice and a sturdy chassis more than minimum weight. At about 126 lb, transport planning remains part of the purchase.

Riders 16+ who want a compact off-road bike with a central motor. It offers full hydraulic control hardware. Three battery capacities suit private-property trail use.

The 3500W mid-drive places motor mass near the center of the chassis. Power goes through the bike's drive system. The distributor publishes 37 to 40 mph and a 15 to 30 degree climbing range. Those figures vary with terrain, load, battery option and riding style.

The listed choices are 48V 20.8Ah, 24Ah and 28Ah. The smallest pack stores about 998Wh. The source publishes 22 to 34 miles and a 7 to 8 hour recharge with a 54.6V 3A charger. Confirm which charger and battery are included in your selected variant before ordering.

The G2 is for permitted off-road use, not a standard road e-bike. The source says 'UL' without naming a standard, certificate number, or certifying body. StreetRides does not market it as UL certified. Use motorcycle-grade protective gear and inspect brakes, tires and fasteners before every ride.

This model needs ground-level storage and a carrier rated for the complete bike. The current US assortment includes 48V 20.8Ah, 24Ah and 28Ah battery choices. We stock a small number of each variant. We confirm your order with the supplier before it ships. StreetRides return policy governs your purchase, while manufacturer coverage follows the written product terms.

3500W mid-drive motor. Published speed range is 37 to 40 mph. Removable 48V 20.8Ah battery, with 24Ah and 28Ah options listed. Published range is 22 to 34 miles. Charge time is 7 to 8 hours. Net weight is 125.7 lb. Maximum load is 264 lb. Tires are 14-inch front and 12-inch rear. Steel frame with hydraulic brakes and suspension.

Choose the steel-frame G2 when the wider battery menu matters more than minimum weight. Both models are high-output off-road vehicles, and both are currently available through StreetRides in the US.

Guimotor G2 3500W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike
STREETRIDES TAKE Choose the steel-frame G2 when the wider battery menu matters more than minimum weight. Both models are high-output off-road vehicles, and both are currently available through StreetRides in the US.
StreetRides Research Team
Last Reviewed Date: August 30, 2026

Guimotor G2: serious off-road capability

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KEY ADVANTAGES

Why This Ride Stands Out

  • Guimotor G2 off-road electric dirt bike official product image 3 Three battery choices

    The listed variants cover 20.8Ah, 24Ah and 28Ah packs, letting range and price move together.

  • Guimotor G2 off-road electric dirt bike official product image 4 3500W central drive

    The mid-drive layout concentrates power and mass near the middle of the bike for off-road control.

  • Guimotor G2 off-road electric dirt bike official product image 5 Full hydraulic equipment

    Front and rear hydraulic brakes and suspension match the speed and weight of this off-road platform.

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These electric dirt bikes differ in chassis size, battery energy, weight and current US availability. Compare the complete ownership job before choosing.

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Each alternative overlaps in price, compact off-road use or high-output electric dirt-bike intent.
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Choose the steel-frame G2 when the wider battery menu matters more than minimum weight. Both models are high-output off-road vehicles, and both are currently available through StreetRides in the US.

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Guimotor G2 3500W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

Regular price
$1,199.00
Sale price
$1,199.00
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Best for: Riders 16+ who want a compact off-road bike with a central motor. It offers full hydraulic control hardware. Three battery capacities suit private-property trail use.

Choose the steel-frame G2 when the wider battery menu matters more than minimum weight. Both models are high-output off-road vehicles, and both are currently available through StreetRides in the US.

Think twice if: You need a public-road commuter, lightweight bicycle handling or easy stair carrying.

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Guimotor G1

Guimotor G1 3500W Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

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$1,199.00
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$1,199.00
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Best for: Riders 16+ who want the lighter of the two Guimotor 3500W machines. It suits permitted private-property trails. You get a removable battery and a more manageable 109.1 lb published weight.

Choose the lighter aluminum-frame G1 when lower weight matters most. Both models are high-output off-road vehicles, and both are currently available through StreetRides in the US.

Think twice if: You need a public-road commuter, lightweight bicycle handling or easy stair carrying.

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QWAYQ EM04 Pro

QWAYQ EM04 Pro Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

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$1,699.00
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Best for: Riders 13+ who have the space and experience for a 145 lb, high-output electric dirt bike. It suits permitted private trails, ranch roads, and off-road practice areas.

The Pro earns its place when you need a larger chassis. It also brings more battery energy and much stronger torque than the EM04. It is not the sensible pick for casual neighborhood transportation. Buy it for permitted off-road use and only if the size, transport plan and protective gear are already sorted.

Think twice if: You need a public-road commuter, lightweight bicycle handling or easy stair carrying.

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Motor and road speed How much help will I get on ordinary streets and hills? The 3500W mid-drive places motor mass near the center of the chassis. Power goes through the bike's drive system. The distributor publishes 37 to 40 mph and a 15 to 30 degree climbing range. Those figures vary with terrain, load, battery option and rid
Evidence
The 3500W mid-drive places motor mass near the center of the chassis. Power goes through the bike's drive system. The distributor publishes 37 to 40 mph and a 15 to 30 degree climbing range. Those figures vary with terrain, load, battery option and riding style.
A 3500W mid-drive and 37 to 40 mph published speed put the G1 firmly in off-road motorcycle territory. The central motor layout keeps weight closer to the middle of the chassis. Speed, climbing and range still change with rider load, terrain, battery st
Evidence
A 3500W mid-drive and 37 to 40 mph published speed put the G1 firmly in off-road motorcycle territory. The central motor layout keeps weight closer to the middle of the chassis. Speed, climbing and range still change with rider load, terrain, battery state and tire setup.
The EM04 Pro doubles down on acceleration with a 5500W peak motor and 220 Nm (162 lb-ft) published torque. QWAYQ lists 30 to 40 mph and a 30-degree climb figure. Those numbers describe favorable conditions, not a guaranteed pace on every surface. Smooth throttle in
Evidence
The EM04 Pro doubles down on acceleration with a 5500W peak motor and 220 Nm (162 lb-ft) published torque. QWAYQ lists 30 to 40 mph and a 30-degree climb figure. Those numbers describe favorable conditions, not a guaranteed pace on every surface. Smooth throttle input matters on loose ground.
Battery and claimed range What route can the battery realistically support? The listed choices are 48V 20.8Ah, 24Ah and 28Ah. The smallest pack stores about 998Wh. The source publishes 22 to 34 miles and a 7 to 8 hour recharge with a 54.6V 3A charger. Confirm which charger and battery are included in your selected variant before o
Evidence
The listed choices are 48V 20.8Ah, 24Ah and 28Ah. The smallest pack stores about 998Wh. The source publishes 22 to 34 miles and a 7 to 8 hour recharge with a 54.6V 3A charger. Confirm which charger and battery are included in your selected variant before ordering.
The removable 48V 20.8Ah pack stores about 998Wh. The published range is 22 to 34 miles. Listed recharge time is 7 to 8 hours with a 54.6V 3A charger. Removal makes charging easier when the bike is stored away from an outlet.
Evidence
The removable 48V 20.8Ah pack stores about 998Wh. The published range is 22 to 34 miles. Listed recharge time is 7 to 8 hours with a 54.6V 3A charger. Removal makes charging easier when the bike is stored away from an outlet.
A 60V 27Ah battery provides 1,620Wh of nominal energy. QWAYQ publishes up to 60 miles and a 6 to 7 hour charge time with its 60V 5A charger. Hard acceleration, hills and soft terrain draw energy quickly, so real trail range will be lower than the maximu
Evidence
A 60V 27Ah battery provides 1,620Wh of nominal energy. QWAYQ publishes up to 60 miles and a 6 to 7 hour charge time with its 60V 5A charger. Hard acceleration, hills, and soft terrain draw energy quickly. Real trail range will be lower than the maximum figure.
Weight and portability Can I store and move it? 3500W mid-drive motor, 37 to 40 mph published speed range, 48V 20.8Ah removable battery with 24Ah and 28Ah options listed, 22 to 34 mile published range, 7 to 8 hour charge time, 125.7 lb net weight, 264 lb maximum load, 14-inch front and 12-inch rear tires,
Evidence
3500W mid-drive motor. Published speed range is 37 to 40 mph. Removable 48V 20.8Ah battery, with 24Ah and 28Ah options listed. Published range is 22 to 34 miles. Charge time is 7 to 8 hours. Net weight is 125.7 lb. Maximum load is 264 lb. Tires are 14-inch front and 12-inch rear. Steel frame with hydraulic brakes and suspension.
3500W mid-drive motor, 37 to 40 mph published speed range, removable 48V 20.8Ah battery (about 998Wh), 22 to 34 mile published range, 7 to 8 hour charge time, 109.1 lb net weight, 14-inch front and 12-inch rear tires, aluminum-alloy frame, hydraulic brakes an
Evidence
3500W mid-drive motor. Published speed range is 37 to 40 mph. Removable 48V 20.8Ah battery, about 998Wh. Published range is 22 to 34 miles. Charge time is 7 to 8 hours. Net weight is 109.1 lb. Tires are 14-inch front and 12-inch rear. Aluminum-alloy frame with hydraulic brakes and suspension. Headlight and taillight.
5500W peak brushless motor, 60V 27Ah battery (1,620Wh), 220 Nm (162 lb-ft) torque, 30 to 40 mph published speed range, up to 60 miles, 145 lb, 264 lb maximum load, 17-inch front and 14-inch rear tires, hydraulic brakes and suspension, 6 to 7 hour charge time, IPX6 pub
Evidence
5500W peak brushless motor. Battery is 60V 27Ah, 1,620Wh. Torque is 220 Nm (162 lb-ft). Published speed range is 30 to 40 mph. Published range is up to 60 miles. Net weight is 145 lb. Maximum load is 264 lb. Tires are 17-inch front and 14-inch rear. Hydraulic brakes and suspension. Charge time is 6 to 7 hours. Published rating is IPX6.
Ride comfort Will the fit and contact points suit my route? Riders 16+ who want a compact off-road bike with a central motor. It offers full hydraulic control hardware. Three battery capacities suit private-property trail use.
Evidence
Riders 16+ who want a compact off-road bike with a central motor. It offers full hydraulic control hardware. Three battery capacities suit private-property trail use.
Riders 16+ who want the lighter of the two Guimotor 3500W machines. It suits permitted private-property trails. You get a removable battery and a more manageable 109.1 lb published weight.
Evidence
Riders 16+ who want the lighter of the two Guimotor 3500W machines. It suits permitted private-property trails. You get a removable battery and a more manageable 109.1 lb published weight.
Riders 13+ who have the space and experience for a 145 lb, high-output electric dirt bike. It suits permitted private trails, ranch roads, and off-road practice areas.
Evidence
Riders 13+ who have the space and experience for a 145 lb, high-output electric dirt bike. It suits permitted private trails, ranch roads, and off-road practice areas.
Braking system What stopping hardware is listed? The G2 is for permitted off-road use, not a standard road e-bike. The source says 'UL' without naming a standard, certificate number, or certifying body. StreetRides does not market it as UL certified. Use motorcycle-grade protective gear and insp
Evidence
The G2 is for permitted off-road use, not a standard road e-bike. The source says 'UL' without naming a standard, certificate number, or certifying body. StreetRides does not market it as UL certified. Use motorcycle-grade protective gear and inspect brakes, tires and fasteners before every ride.
Use the G1 only where motorized off-road vehicles are permitted. It is not presented as road legal or as a standard e-bike. The available source says 'UL' but supplies no standard or certificate number, so StreetRides does not repeat that as a verif
Evidence
Use the G1 only where motorized off-road vehicles are permitted. It is not presented as road legal or as a standard e-bike. The available source says 'UL' but names no standard or certificate number. StreetRides does not repeat that as a verified certification claim. Wear full protective gear.
This is a high-speed off-road vehicle. It is not a conventional e-bike and should not be represented as road legal. Use full protective gear and ride only where motorized off-road vehicles are allowed. QWAYQ lists hydraulic brakes, full hydraulic sus
Evidence
This is a high-speed off-road vehicle. It is not a conventional e-bike and should not be represented as road legal. Use full protective gear and ride only where motorized off-road vehicles are allowed. QWAYQ lists hydraulic brakes, full hydraulic suspension, and IPX6 water resistance. The product page does not provide a specific UL certificate number.
Electrical safety claim What safety documentation is actually available? The G2 is for permitted off-road use, not a standard road e-bike. The source says 'UL' without naming a standard, certificate number, or certifying body. StreetRides does not market it as UL certified. Use motorcycle-grade protective gear and insp
Evidence
The G2 is for permitted off-road use, not a standard road e-bike. The source says 'UL' without naming a standard, certificate number, or certifying body. StreetRides does not market it as UL certified. Use motorcycle-grade protective gear and inspect brakes, tires and fasteners before every ride.
Use the G1 only where motorized off-road vehicles are permitted. It is not presented as road legal or as a standard e-bike. The available source says 'UL' but supplies no standard or certificate number, so StreetRides does not repeat that as a verif
Evidence
Use the G1 only where motorized off-road vehicles are permitted. It is not presented as road legal or as a standard e-bike. The available source says 'UL' but names no standard or certificate number. StreetRides does not repeat that as a verified certification claim. Wear full protective gear.
This is a high-speed off-road vehicle. It is not a conventional e-bike and should not be represented as road legal. Use full protective gear and ride only where motorized off-road vehicles are allowed. QWAYQ lists hydraulic brakes, full hydraulic sus
Evidence
This is a high-speed off-road vehicle. It is not a conventional e-bike and should not be represented as road legal. Use full protective gear and ride only where motorized off-road vehicles are allowed. QWAYQ lists hydraulic brakes, full hydraulic suspension, and IPX6 water resistance. The product page does not provide a specific UL certificate number.
Warranty and parts path What happens after the sale? This model needs ground-level storage and a carrier rated for the complete bike. The current US assortment includes 48V 20.8Ah, 24Ah and 28Ah battery choices. We stock a small number of each variant.
Evidence
This model needs ground-level storage and a carrier rated for the complete bike. The current US assortment includes 48V 20.8Ah, 24Ah and 28Ah battery choices. We stock a small number of each variant. We confirm your order with the supplier before it ships. StreetRides return policy governs your purchase, while manufacturer coverage follows the written product terms.
This model needs ground-level storage and a carrier rated for the complete bike. The current US assortment includes one 48V 20.8Ah configuration. We stock a small number of each variant.
Evidence
This model needs ground-level storage and a carrier rated for the complete bike. The current US assortment includes one 48V 20.8Ah configuration. We stock a small number of each variant. We confirm your order with the supplier before it ships. StreetRides return policy governs your purchase, while manufacturer coverage follows the written product terms.
At 145 lb, the EM04 Pro belongs in ground-level storage and needs a carrier rated for the complete bike. The Yellow configuration is in the current US assortment. We stock a small number of units.
Evidence
At 145 lb, the EM04 Pro belongs in ground-level storage and needs a carrier rated for the complete bike. The Yellow configuration is in the current US assortment. We stock a small number of units. We confirm fulfillment with the supplier. StreetRides return policy governs your purchase, while manufacturer coverage follows the written product terms.
Methodology and sources
Compared the current US dealer workbook and exact product pages. Maximum speed and range remain conditional, and certification is shown only when exact documentation supports it.

US workbook dated 2026-08-28 and exact dealer product pages checked on 2026-08-30.

Information checked Aug 30, 2026

Straight answers based on current specifications, independent testing, and US ownership needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Both list a 3500W mid-drive and 14/12-inch wheels. The G1 uses an aluminum-alloy frame and is lighter, while the G2 uses steel and offers three listed battery capacities.

The distributor publishes 37 to 40 mph. Actual speed changes with battery, rider load, surface, grade, tire pressure and temperature.

The published net weight is 125.7 lb. Use ground-level storage and a carrier rated for the full bike weight.

The available source says only 'UL' and does not name a standard or certificate number. StreetRides therefore does not present a verified UL certification.

No road-legal status is represented. Treat it as an off-road vehicle for permitted private-property use.

Yes. The current US assortment includes 20.8Ah, 24Ah and 28Ah battery choices. We stock a small number of each variant and confirm fulfillment after checkout.

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