The Ventus One Plus (V1+) is a lightweight, race-ready electric dirt bike. A 28,000W motor delivers blistering acceleration and an 81 mph top speed, and premium upgrades to the suspension, brakes and drivetrain sharpen it for competitive off-road riding.
Key specs
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Top speed: 81 mph
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Peak power: 28,000W PMSM motor
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Battery: 72V 50Ah lithium-ion
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Range: 71 miles @ 25 mph
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Charge time: About 4.2 hours
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Weight: 152 lb with battery (113 lb without)
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Seat height: 830 mm
Highlights
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Premium suspension. RFloXa Pro front fork with reinforced tubes and a progressive spring, and an RFloXa RAB50RC rear shock with an external nitrogen reservoir.
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Stronger brakes. Oversized piston calipers with 30% more pad area and better heat resistance.
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Durable drivetrain. VTB Gen 2 carbon belt with a steel pulley, and straight-pull spoke wheels that are 50% stronger.
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Fully tunable. App control of ride modes, regen braking and power delivery, plus a Bluetooth color display and keyless PIN unlocking.
Who it's for
Riders who want elite performance and a light, precise bike they can tune to their riding.
Frequently asked questions
How far can it go on a charge?
About 71 miles at 25 mph. Range varies with terrain and rider input.
How long does it take to charge?
About 4.2 hours.
What's upgraded over the original Ventus One?
RFloXa Pro fork, RAB50RC rear shock, a bigger brake system, stronger straight-pull wheels and a VTB Gen 2 carbon belt, with the same powerful motor and battery.
What's the difference between the V1+ and V1+ EVO?
The V1+ makes 28 kW and tops out at 81 mph on a belt drive. The V1+ EVO steps up to 32 kW and 700 N·m with a 52 kW Ryuga motor, an 87 mph top speed, a Hawk33 fork, 4-piston brakes, forged wheels and wheelie mode.
Can I register it?
It comes with an MCO (Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin), which makes it simple to register for off-road use.
Questions before you buy? Email support@tbelectricmoto.com and a rider on our team will help you pick the right bike.
Off-road use only. Riders must be at least 16 years old and are responsible for following all local laws and regulations where they ride.