Trailblaze Motors Omega SM electric supermoto in white, side profile
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM front fork, headlight, and fender detail
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM handlebar and fork-crown close-up
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM in red graphics on a city street at night
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM adjustable rear shock close-up
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM reverse, horn, and turn-signal controls
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM Eco, Daily, and Sport mode selector
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM white side-panel graphics detail
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM front suspension and fender close-up
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM electric supermoto in white, side profile
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM front fork, headlight, and fender detail
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM handlebar and fork-crown close-up
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM in red graphics on a city street at night
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM adjustable rear shock close-up
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM reverse, horn, and turn-signal controls
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM Eco, Daily, and Sport mode selector
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM white side-panel graphics detail
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM front suspension and fender close-up

Trailblaze Motors Omega SM Electric Supermoto

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Omega SM is the pavement-focused Trailblaze electric motorcycle. It shares the Omega power platform but changes to 17-inch front and rear supermoto tires.

Trailblaze lists a 9 kW rated and 30 kW peak PMSM, quick-release Samsung 50S 109.2V 55Ah battery, adjustable suspension, regenerative braking, and motorcycle lighting.

Choose Omega SM when you want a high-output supermoto setup for a permitted paved course, private property, or a public-road plan that has already passed registration and local-rule checks.

It is not the right choice for bike lanes, shared paths, casual first-time riding, stair storage, or anyone assuming that lighting alone makes it road legal.

Trailblaze publishes 30 kW peak output, up to 70 mph, and about 627 lb-ft (850 Nm) of maximum torque. Eco, Daily, and Sport modes give you three response levels.

The 17-inch supermoto tires change handling more than the shared motor figures do. Learn the response on a controlled surface and use motorcycle-level braking space and protective gear.

The quick-release Samsung 50S battery is rated at 109.2V and 55Ah, equal to roughly 6,006Wh of nominal energy.

Trailblaze advertises an estimated 100-plus-mile ceiling. City stops, sustained speed, hills, wind, cold, load, tire pressure, and riding mode can reduce practical range.

Trailblaze lists motorcycle lighting, turn signals, a horn, regenerative braking, and brake hardware it describes as DOT-approved.

Registration approval is not guaranteed. The current product page does not state a model-specific UL 2271 or UL 2849 certification. Confirm the delivered documents, licensing, insurance, inspection, and local equipment rules before public-road use.

Trailblaze says Omega SM arrives in a secured crate about 90% assembled. Final work includes the front wheel, handlebars, and rear-shock attachment. Follow the manual and torque specifications or arrange qualified assembly.

The manufacturer lists a one-year limited warranty for the motor, controller, and battery. StreetRides coordinates order support. Returns follow the StreetRides return policy.

Motor: 9 kW rated and 30 kW peak permanent-magnet synchronous motor. Maximum speed: up to 70 mph. Maximum torque: about 627 lb-ft (850 Nm). Modes: Eco, Daily, Sport, Reverse, and Park.

Battery: quick-release Samsung 50S 109.2V 55Ah lithium-ion pack, about 6,006Wh nominal. Drive: chain, 13-tooth front, 42-tooth rear, 3.23 ratio.

Chassis: adjustable fork with 9.8 inches (250 mm) of front travel and adjustable rear shock with 4.4 inches (112 mm) of travel. Tires: 110/70-17 front and 140/60-17 rear. Braking: regenerative system and manufacturer-described DOT-approved hardware with 4 mm-thick rotors.

Omega SM is the right Trailblaze choice when 17-inch supermoto tires are the point of the purchase and you have a confirmed paved riding environment.

Do not buy it on the assumption that every state or city will register it. Confirm the legal path, crate delivery, assembly, storage, service, insurance, and protective gear first.
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM Electric Supermoto
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STREETRIDES TAKE Omega SM is the paved-surface Omega. The 17-inch tires define the choice, while public-road use still depends on registration and local motorcycle rules.
StreetRides Research Team
Last Reviewed Date: September 12, 2026

Trailblaze Omega SM: 17-inch supermoto control

Trailblaze Motors Omega SM in red graphics on a city street at night
KEY ADVANTAGES

Why This Ride Stands Out

  • Trailblaze Motors Omega SM electric supermoto in white, side profile 17-inch supermoto tire setup

    The 110/70-17 front and 140/60-17 rear tires make this the pavement-focused Omega.

  • Trailblaze Motors Omega SM adjustable rear shock close-up Adjustable suspension at both ends

    The fork lists 9.8 inches of travel and the rear shock lists 4.4 inches.

  • Trailblaze Motors Omega SM Eco, Daily, and Sport mode selector Lighting, modes, and rider controls

    Three ride modes, regenerative braking, reverse, lighting, and turn signals support motorcycle-style operation.

Compare your options

Compare Omega SM with the dirt-focused Omega and Falcon alternatives

Start with the riding surface, then compare motor output, battery capacity, speed, chassis hardware, and price. Every model here is a high-output electric motorcycle, not a standard e-bike.

Why these products
These four models serve shoppers comparing full-size, high-output electric motorcycles. They differ meaningfully in tire setup, battery size, power, hardware, and price.
StreetRides takeaway

Choose Omega SM for the 17-inch supermoto setup. Public-road use still depends on registration and local motorcycle rules.

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Trailblaze Motors Omega SM Electric Supermoto

$8,199.99
$8,199.99
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Best for: Experienced riders who specifically want a 17-inch supermoto setup and can confirm a lawful riding path.

The pavement-focused Omega, sharing the flagship powertrain while changing the wheel and tire decision.

Think twice if: You need dirt tires, automatic road eligibility, or a vehicle that can use bicycle infrastructure.

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Trailblaze Motors Omega Electric Dirt Bike

Trailblaze Motors Omega Electric Dirt Bike

$7,899.99
$7,899.99
Available

Best for: Experienced riders choosing a 21/18-inch off-road setup for a permitted riding site.

The dirt-focused Trailblaze choice, with the largest battery and strongest published output in this comparison.

Think twice if: Your actual need is street commuting, low weight, bicycle access, or beginner-friendly output.

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79BIKE Falcon GT Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

79BIKE Falcon GT Off-Road Electric Dirt Bike

$4,799.00
$4,799.00
Available

Best for: Riders seeking a lower-priced 19/18-inch off-road motorcycle with a published 72V 40Ah battery.

A less expensive off-road alternative with less published output and battery capacity than either Omega.

Think twice if: You need the Omega's battery capacity, 30 kW peak figure, or a supermoto tire setup.

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Riding setup Which surface and wheel setup match the place you can use it? 17-inch front and rear supermoto tires
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
 21-inch front and 18-inch rear off-road tires
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
 19-inch front and 18-inch rear off-road tires
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
Published motor output How much output does the manufacturer publish? 9 kW rated and 30 kW peak PMSM
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
 9 kW rated and 30 kW peak PMSM
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
 16 kW peak on the current product page
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
Battery How large is the listed battery platform? 109.2V 55Ah Samsung 50S, about 6,006Wh nominal
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
 109.2V 55Ah Samsung 50S, about 6,006Wh nominal
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
 72V 40Ah Samsung 50S, about 2,880Wh nominal
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
Published top speed What maximum speed does the manufacturer state? Up to 70 mph, manufacturer-stated
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
 Up to 70 mph, manufacturer-stated
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
 Up to 59 mph, manufacturer-stated
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
Suspension and brakes Which chassis and brake package fits the intended riding? 250 mm front and 112 mm rear travel, regenerative braking, 4 mm-thick rotors
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
 250 mm front and 112 mm rear travel, regenerative braking, 4 mm-thick rotors
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
 200 mm front and 85 mm rear travel, 220 mm hydraulic brake rotors
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
Current price How do the current StreetRides prices compare? $8,199.99
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
 $7,899.99
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
 $4,799.00
Evidence
Published configuration checked on the exact manufacturer page. Price is the current StreetRides retail price.
Methodology and sources
Exact manufacturer product pages, current StreetRides prices, official Trailblaze terms, and exact-model videos were checked 2026-09-12. Manufacturer speed and output figures were not treated as StreetRides test results.

Trailblaze Motors Omega and Omega SM pages, Trailblaze terms, 79BIKE Falcon GT and Falcon Pro pages, and current StreetRides listings.

Sources

Information checked Sep 12, 2026
A closer look

See the product in action

Official Omega SM video

See the 17-inch supermoto setup in motion

Trailblaze Motors' exact-model short shows the Omega SM stance and road-focused tire setup. It is manufacturer media, so use it for visual context rather than independent performance proof.
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Straight answers based on current specifications, independent testing, and US ownership needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Omega SM shares the Omega motor and battery platform but changes the rolling setup to 110/70-17 front and 140/60-17 rear supermoto tires. Choose it for pavement-focused handling. Choose the standard Omega for its 21/18-inch off-road tire setup.

No. Omega SM is a high-output electric motorcycle with a manufacturer-listed 30 kW peak motor and up-to-70-mph speed. It does not fit ordinary Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike use rules.

Trailblaze lists a quick-release Samsung 50S 109.2V 55Ah lithium-ion battery. That is about 6,006Wh by nominal calculation. Charge only with compatible supplied equipment in a dry, ventilated area.

Registration may be possible in some jurisdictions, but Trailblaze does not guarantee approval. Before buying for transportation, ask the relevant DMV or registration agency about the delivered vehicle documents, motorcycle licensing, insurance, inspection, and equipment requirements.

Trailblaze lists adjustable suspension with 9.8 inches (250 mm) of front travel and 4.4 inches (112 mm) at the rear. It also describes DOT-approved brake hardware, regenerative braking, and 4 mm-thick rotors. Those parts do not by themselves establish road legality.

It arrives in a secured crate about 90% assembled according to Trailblaze. The buyer must complete work that includes the front wheel, handlebars, and rear-shock attachment. Use the manual and correct torque values or hire a qualified motorcycle technician.

Trailblaze advertises an estimated 100-plus-mile ceiling. Plan more conservatively for a real route. Sustained speed, stops, hills, wind, temperature, rider load, tire pressure, and riding mode can reduce usable range.

Trailblaze currently lists White, Red, and Green graphics as available. StreetRides uses tracked inventory with a small sellable quantity and confirms current supplier availability as the order is handled.

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