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Storm X Pro
$4,999.00
$3,599.00
Excluding Sales Tax
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Quantity
Only 3 left in stock
Description
The 2026 NAVEE Storm X Pro is a high-performance electric dirt bike engineered for riders who demand exceptional power, speed, and off-road capability. Powered by a 17,000W peak-output mid-drive motor and a 72V 40Ah Samsung lithium-ion battery, the Storm X Pro delivers exhilarating acceleration, a top speed of up to 59 mph, and a maximum range of up to 75 miles in Eco mode. Its lightweight chassis, advanced suspension system, and massive 500Nm of torque provide outstanding control and confidence across trails, hills, dirt tracks, and challenging terrain.
Designed for serious enthusiasts and adventure riders alike, the Storm X Pro features hydraulic disc brakes, a durable off-road-focused frame, and a full-size 19-inch front / 18-inch rear wheel setup for superior stability and handling. With fast charging capabilities, premium Samsung battery technology, and race-inspired performance, the Storm X Pro offers an ideal combination of power, range, and reliability for riders seeking a next-generation electric dirt bike experience.
Warranty
Off-Road EV Regulations
Specifications
PERFORMANCE
Top speed — 59.4 mph
Peak power — 17,000 W mid-drive motor
Torque — 500 Nm
Range — 75 miles (Eco mode, at 15.5 mph)
BATTERY AND CHARGING
Battery — 72V 40Ah Samsung 21700 lithium-ion, 2,880 Wh
Charge time — 4 hours
CHASSIS AND BRAKES
Front suspension — FASTACE, 200 mm travel
Rear suspension — FASTACE, 85 mm travel, adjustable compression damping
Front brake — 220 mm hydraulic disc
Rear brake — 203 mm hydraulic disc
Wheels — 19 in front, 18 in rear
Tires — CST 70/100-19 front, 90/90-18 rear
Protection rating — IP65
DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT
Weight — 150 lb (68 kg)
Rider weight limit — 220 lb
Seat height — Not published by manufacturer
LEGAL
Off-road use only. Not street legal.
Specifications published by NAVEE. Specifications are subject to change by the manufacturer.
Return Policy
New, unused items may be returned within 3 days of delivery for a refund of the product price minus shipping costs. For bikes and e-bikes, see the bike-specific policy.
Return eligibility begins on the delivery date. If the return is due to our error, we will cover return shipping costs. Items must be returned unused, in original packaging, with all included parts and accessories.
All returns require prior written approval. Unauthorized returns may be refused or returned at the customer’s expense. Approved returns may qualify for a refund, exchange, or store credit. Custom-built items, modified products, and batteries are non-returnable once delivered.
Please allow 10–30 days after receipt for return processing.
Additional Conditions:
Used, damaged, or abused items will be subject to up to a 10% restocking fee. Refunds are issued to the original payment method when possible. Refused shipments not caused by our error may incur return freight and restocking charges. Keep all shipping and tracking information until your return is complete.
RETURN INSTRUCTIONS
Simmons Motorsports 23552 Commerce Center Dr. Suite #L Laguna Hills, CA 92653
Use a trackable shipping service for all returns. Include your order number, proof of purchase, and requested resolution (refund, exchange, or store credit). Returns must be packaged securely to avoid shipping damage.
KNOW BEFORE YOU RIDE
Understand the difference between California's e-bike classes and off-road electric motorcycles before choosing where and how to ride. This guide explains general rules; it does not certify any particular model's classification or registration eligibility.
Class 1 e-bike
- How the motor helps: Pedal assistance*
- Motor-assistance cutoff: 20 mph
- Key distinction: Working pedals; motor power no greater than 750W
Class 2 e-bike
- How the motor helps: Throttle assistance permitted
- Motor-assistance cutoff: 20 mph
- Key distinction: Working pedals; motor power no greater than 750W
Class 3 e-bike
- How the motor helps: Pedal assistance*
- Motor-assistance cutoff: 28 mph
- Key distinction: Working pedals; motor power no greater than 750W; speedometer required
Off-road E-Moto
- How the motor helps: Motorcycle-style powered riding
- Motor-assistance cutoff: Model-specific
- Key distinction: Not an e-bike class; built primarily for off-highway use, without factory pedals
Class 1 and 3 may provide start or walk assistance without pedaling up to 3.7 mph. These are motor-assistance cutoffs, not coasting-speed limits. A speed limiter or added pedals does not, by itself, turn an off-road motorcycle into a legal e-bike.
Where You Can Ride
Ride an off-road E-Moto only where that vehicle is permitted, such as designated OHV riding areas or private property with permission. OHV identification does not make it street legal or authorize riding on sidewalks, bike lanes, or bicycle-only trails. Check local and land-manager rules; permission for one type of bike does not mean permission for every type.
Registration & Documents
California generally requires DMV-issued OHV identification for off-highway motorcycles used on land open to the public. This can include privately owned land with public access.
Simmons Motorsports does not provide an MCO or MSO with E-Moto purchases. Before ordering, contact us about available paperwork and confirm the requirements for your model and intended use with the appropriate registration authority. Missing documents do not create a registration exemption or guarantee that registration is possible.
Prepare to Ride
Follow the manufacturer's age, size, training, and equipment guidance. Wear a helmet and suitable protective gear. California Class 3 operators must be at least 16, and Class 3 riders of every age must wear a compliant bicycle helmet on public roads, bikeways, and bicycle paths or trails. Under-18 Class 1 and 2 riders also need helmets there. Local restrictions may be stricter.
Review our Terms & Conditions, including product classification, assembly, and safe-use requirements.
California reference checked September 3, 2026. Laws and access rules vary by location and may change.
