Riding’times Electric Bikes and Electric Off-Road Bikes

Find the right electric bike for the way you ride

Compare the four Riding’times options available in Brazil: the compact GT54 Pro electric mini dirt bike, the dual-battery GT73 Pro with pedals, and the moped-style Z8 and Z8 Pro electric bikes. The Z8 uses one 48V 15.6Ah battery, while the Z8 Pro uses two. Compare nominal and peak output, battery capacity, dimensions, terrain and rider experience before buying. The GT73 remains Draft and is hidden from the public catalog.

Riding’times Brazil buying guide

Compare the models

Compare the four public options: the GT54 Pro electric mini dirt bike, the GT73 Pro full-size electric dirt bike, the single-battery Z8 and the dual-battery Z8 Pro.

Electric bike questions for riders in Brazil

Which Riding’times models are available in Brazil?

The public line includes four options: GT54 Pro, GT73 Pro, Z8 and Z8 Pro. The GT54 Pro is a compact electric mini dirt bike, while the GT73 Pro is a full-size dual-battery electric dirt bike with pedals. Z8 and Z8 Pro are variants of one Shopify product and appear separately in comparisons; GT73 remains Draft.

What is the difference between the Z8 and Z8 Pro?

The Z8 uses one 48V 15.6Ah battery, about 749Wh, and dual-spring rear suspension. The Z8 Pro uses two 48V 15.6Ah batteries, about 1498Wh, and a hydraulic rear shock. Both use a 750W nominal and 1500W peak motor.

How should I choose between the GT54 Pro, GT73 Pro, Z8 and Z8 Pro?

Choose the GT54 Pro for a compact electric mini dirt bike, GT73 Pro for a full-size electric dirt bike with pedals and a 60V dual-battery system, Z8 for lighter moped styling with one battery, or Z8 Pro for dual batteries and greater potential range.

Which model has the highest peak output?

The GT54 Pro and GT73 Pro electric dirt bikes are both listed at 3000W peak. Their riding experience differs because the frames, voltage, weight, controllers and intended use are not the same.

Which model has the largest battery system?

GT73 Pro provides 2160Wh, Z8 Pro about 1498Wh, GT54 Pro 1500Wh and Z8 about 749Wh. More capacity does not guarantee the same range for every rider.

What affects real-world electric-bike range?

Speed, payload, hills, wind, temperature, tire pressure, terrain, maintenance and use of throttle or pedal assistance can substantially change distance per charge.

Are nominal power and peak power the same?

No. Nominal power represents a defined continuous operating condition, while peak power is a short-duration maximum. They must remain separate in comparisons and legal assessments.

Do pedals make every model legally classified as an electric bicycle?

No. Pedals are only one factor. Nominal power, design speed, throttle, operation of pedal assistance and documents for the configuration sold must also be checked.

Does an electric bicycle or motorbike require licensing and registration?

It depends on technical classification and public-road use. Before riding, confirm CNH or ACC, registration, plates, required equipment and permitted areas with the competent authorities.

How do shipping and assembly work in Brazil?

Orders ship according to Brazilian stock availability and timing depends on postcode. Every model requires final assembly and a complete inspection before first use.

What warranty and return conditions apply?

Published policies and applicable statutory rights apply. Keep the invoice, serial number and evidence of any issue, and review the return policy before dismantling or discarding packaging.

Where can I compare specifications or ask for help?

Use the comparison page for model specifications and the shipping, warranty and FAQ pages for policies and support. Contact customer service before ordering if you have a model-specific question.