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Mantis X2026 · Trail

- TypeElectric
- Seat height840 mm
- Weightbasis not stated, battery not stated63 kg
- Price$4,999
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2026 · Maker's category: Youth electric off-road bike (Surron Australia: designed specifically for young riders)
Listed on an Australian source page · Specs checked 30 October 2026
Surron's electric bike for young riders: 8 kW maximum power, 39 kg wet and a seat that adjusts from 665 to 705 mm. Surron Australia sells it for $4,490 in its online shop.

This is desk research from published specifications. Nobody at Dirty Bikes has ridden this bike for this page. Fit and suitability need an in-person check with a dealer.
Numbers in brackets link to the source list. Anything a source did not publish is listed as not published; we never estimate it.
| Seat height | 665 mm [1] Adjustable from 665 to 705 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 39 kg [1] Basis: Wet Weight |
| Ground clearance | 240 mm [1] 240 to 260 mm, published as a range |
| Wheelbase | 1,035 mm [1] |
| Wheels and tyres | 60/100-14 front, 70/100-12 rear, CST off-road tyres [1] |
| Front suspension | 35 mm inverted fork, adjustable rebound and compression [1] 170 mm travel |
| Rear suspension | Adjustable rear shock [1] 180 mm travel. maximum rear wheel travel per the model page |
| Brakes | Dual-piston hydraulic discs, 180 mm front and 160 mm rear [1] |
| Peak power | 8 kW [1] Published as Max. Power 8000 W |
|---|---|
| Torque | 185 Nm [1] at the wheel |
| Battery as published | 58 V, 22 Ah lithium-ion, removable [1] |
| Top speed (claimed) | 65 km/h [1] |
| Final drive | Primary gear drive with secondary chain drive [1] |
| Claimed range or run time | up to 56 km [1] Conditions: at 40 km/h, maker claim |
| Charge time | 2.5 hours [1] Conditions: 20 to 80 percent |
Not published: Continuous power.
We don't convert electric power into a petrol cc equivalent, and run-time claims only compare when their test conditions match.
Registration: Off-road only. Not road registrable, per the Australian seller[1]
Surron Australia says the Hyper Bee is designed for off-road use only and is not street legal.
Registration and permission to ride are separate questions. Where you can ride depends on your state or territory and the land manager. Check with the relevant authority before you ride anywhere.
Warranty: Not published (not stated on the model page)
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