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ORYXEARTH Targets Entry-Level Off-Roaders with VRME1000-5 Electric Bike

Removing the mechanical hurdles of gas-powered engines, Hangzhou-based ORYXEARTH is pushing into the electric dirt bike market with its new VRME1000-5. The model, aimed at riders 14 and older, replaces manual gear shifting with a throttle-only interface, seeking to simplify trail access for families and recreational enthusiasts.

ORYXEARTH Targets Entry-Level Off-Roaders with VRME1000-5 Electric Bike

The VRME1000-5 features a mid-drive brushless motor capable of 3,000 watts at peak output, supported by three distinct speed modes that allow users to calibrate performance to their specific skill level. The bike is powered by a 48V 20Ah removable battery, offering a manufacturer-estimated range of up to 34 miles on a single charge. Designed to handle rugged terrain, the unit includes an inverted front fork, rear suspension, and 14-inch front wheels, all managed by hydraulic disc brakes.

Founder Steven Yang describes the bike as a "charge-and-go" solution intended to lower the barrier for outdoor recreation. Since its debut in the U.S. market this past May, the bike has been sold via major online retailers including Amazon and Walmart, with a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $1,299. The company, which gained recognition on the RangeMe Top 50 General Merchandise list last year, continues to expand its footprint in the portable power and outdoor hobbyist space.

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