Altis Delta vs Sur-Ron Light Bee X vs Talaria XXX

The Ultimate Electric Dirt Bike & E-Moto Comparison (2026)

Electric dirt bikes have officially crossed the line from “fun alternative” to legitimate high-performance machines. If you’re shopping for an electric dirt bike, e-moto, electric pit bike, or mini moto, three names dominate the conversation:

• Sur-Ron Light Bee X

• Talaria XXX

• Altis Delta

We sell and ride all three at Radmoto — and when you stack the specs, ride feel, and real-world ownership experience side by side, one bike clearly pulls ahead.

Let’s break it down.

Quick Spec Comparison

Right away, the numbers tell a story:

• Altis Delta makes ~60% more power than a Sur-Ron

• Top speed is 15–17 MPH faster

• Higher voltage = stronger acceleration and torque

• All at nearly the same price as Talaria XXX — and cheaper than Sur-Ron

But specs are only half the picture.

Power & Performance: This Isn’t Even Close

Altis Delta: Built Like a Real E-Moto

The Altis Delta runs a 72V system pushing 13kW peak power, which puts it in a completely different league.

What that means on the trail:

• Brutal low-end torque

• Stronger mid-range pull

• Higher sustained top speed

• Less voltage sag under hard riding

Sur-Ron and Talaria both cap out at 60V systems, which limits how hard they can push power without overheating or stressing components.

Result: Altis Delta feels more like a lightweight electric motocross bike — not a beefed-up pit bike.

Brakes, Wheels & Components: Where Altis Quietly Dominates

This is where Altis really separates itself.

What Altis Delta Includes (Stock):

• ✅ Full DOT-4 motorcycle hydraulic brakes

• ✅ Staggered motocross wheels

• ✅ Motocross-style plastics

• ✅ Direct-drive transmission

• ✅ Long, comfortable seat

• ✅ Full-color display

• ✅ Under-seat storage

• ✅ Rattle-proof, easily removable battery

Sur-Ron and Talaria?

• Bicycle-style brake systems

• No true moto brake fluid

• No staggered MX wheels

• No under-seat storage

• Minimal displays

Most riders end up spending thousands upgrading Sur-Ron or Talaria just to approach what the Altis Delta comes with from the factory.

Electric vs Gas Pit Bikes: The Real Comparison

Let’s talk about the elephant in the room.

A typical 125cc–250cc gas pit bike:

• ~10–18 HP

• Oil changes

• Air filters

• Spark plugs

• Carb tuning

• Loud exhaust

• Constant maintenance

Altis Delta (13 kW ≈ 17.4 HP):

• Instant torque

• No oil changes

• No fuel

• No clutch

• No warm-up

• Silent power delivery

• Plug in and ride

Performance-wise, the Altis Delta matches or exceeds many gas pit bikes — with a fraction of the maintenance and operating cost.

Price-to-Performance: Altis Wins Again

Here’s the knockout punch:

• Altis Delta: $3,599

• Talaria XXX: $3,550

• Sur-Ron LBX: $4,500

For roughly the same money as a Talaria — and nearly $1,000 less than a Sur-Ron — you get:

• More power

• Higher speed

• Better brakes

• More range

• Better stock components

There’s simply no better value electric dirt bike on the market right now.

So… Which Electric Dirt Bike Should You Buy?

Choose Sur-Ron Light Bee X if:

• You want massive aftermarket support

• You’re okay paying more and upgrading later

Choose Talaria XXX if:

• You want a compact, entry-level e-moto

• You don’t need top-end performance

Choose Altis Delta if:

• You want maximum performance per dollar

• You want a bike that feels like a real e-moto out of the box

• You don’t want to spend thousands on upgrades later

• You want the fastest, most powerful electric pit bike in its class

Buy the Altis Delta from Radmoto

We ride these bikes, service them, and stand behind them. If you’re ready to step into the next generation of electric dirt bikes and e-motos, the Altis Delta is the move.

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