GT73

The GT73 and GT73 Pro are electric motorbikes designed for riders who want a Sur-Ron-style riding experience with pedals, large moto tires, and strong acceleration. Both models feature long-range removable batteries, hydraulic suspension, and aggressive styling, but the Pro version delivers significantly more power, speed, and upgraded components. The standard GT73 is aimed more at everyday riding and commuting, while the GT73 Pro is built for riders wanting higher performance and off-road capability.

GT73 Specifications

• Motor Power: 1200W rated rear hub motor
• Peak Power: 2400W
• Battery: 48V removable lithium battery
• Battery Capacity: 20Ah–25Ah depending on version
• Top Speed: Around 50 km/h (30 mph)
• Range: Up to 80 km
• Charging Time: 5–6 hours
• Weight: Approx. 50–55 kg
• Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes
• Suspension: Front hydraulic fork + rear shock
• Wheel Setup: 20” / 24” off-road fat tires
• Ride Modes: Eco / Sport
• Frame: Aluminum alloy frame
• Lighting: Full LED lighting system
• Drive Type: Rear hub motor drive

The standard GT73 is better suited for casual riders who want a comfortable electric bike with motorcycle styling and decent power without moving into extreme high-speed performance.

GT73 Pro Specifications

• Motor Power: 1500W rated rear hub motor
• Peak Power: 3000W
• Battery: Dual 60V 18Ah removable lithium batteries
• Battery Capacity: 2160Wh total
• Top Speed: 80 km/h (50 mph)
• Range: Up to 140 km throttle only / longer with pedal assist
• Torque: 338 Nm
• Charging Time: 5–6 hours with dual chargers
• Weight: Approx. 56 kg / 123 lbs
• Brakes: Dual hydraulic disc brakes with EABS
• Suspension: Adjustable hydraulic front fork + rear suspension
• Wheel Setup: 25” off-road motorcycle tires
• Ride Modes: Multiple speed modes
• Controller: 60V 40A Fardriver controller
• Frame: Reinforced alloy frame
• Lighting: LED headlights, brake lights, indicators
• Drive Type: High-power rear hub motor

The GT73 Pro is much faster and more powerful than the standard GT73, with upgraded suspension, larger batteries, and stronger acceleration aimed at aggressive riding and higher-speed cruising