Talaria Sting R MX4 2023
$1,300.00$3,200.00 (-59%)
The next-gen Talaria Sting R MX4 takes the CAD designed lightweight frame design and intelligent gear drive of its predecessor to the next level. With a maximum power output of 8KW and extended range, improved torque, maneuverability, and low noise operation, this model is ready to exceed expectations.
Highlights include peak power up to 8KW; 45AH improved battery for best-in-class range and battery life; gearbox for silent, reliable power transmission; stronger frame & swing arm; adjustable regenerative braking; fast charge time (3 hours); and improved battery connector.
The new 2023 Talaria Sting R, also known as the MX4, is the latest addition to the Talaria lineup. With an increase in power, updated motor, and a larger capacity battery, the MX4 is a significant improvement from its predecessor, the MX3. We linked up with Talaria to take a closer look at the new features of the Sting R MX4, as well as our first impressions of riding the bike.
The Sting R MX4 now boasts 8kW of peak power, which is a significant jump from the MX3’s 6kW. The motor has also been updated to a more durable IPM motor. Additionally, the 60v battery now has a capacity of 45Ah, which is 7 Amp hours more than the MX3. To accommodate the increase in power, the bike has been equipped with updated brakes, including 220mm rotors and upgraded calipers and master cylinders.
The Sting R MX4 is also sporting the updated Talaria Factory fork and shock. It comes with a peg brace, slightly taller bars, and a reinforced bracket for the gearbox. The bike weighs 145.5 pounds with the battery.
While we did not get to properly test the range of the Sting R MX4, we anticipate that the increase in power will consume more battery, resulting in similar range as the MX3, despite the larger battery. The upside is that we now have a faster bike. One thing to note is that riders who select the “eco” power mode may see an increase in range.
Overall, the Sting R MX4 is a worthy update to the popular Talaria Sting platform. While it may not be a significant improvement from its predecessor, it offers more power, better suspension, and improved braking. While some issues still need to be addressed, such as the battery rattling, the MX4 is a solid option for those looking for an eMoto in this
However, when it comes to bike balance, we still found the Talaria Sting R to be pitched a little too far forward and low in the front. This stink bug effect is a common issue in this genre, but luckily there are simple solutions for correcting it.
Another negative is that we noticed that the battery rattles around in the battery compartment, which was a big problem on the MX3 and appears to still be an issue on this
Chassis Material: 6061 T4 & T6 Aluminium Alloy
Process Method: Forged by 6000 Tons Pressure
Surface Method: Anodizing
Headlight: LED
Front Fork: Suspension may vary
Rear Shock: Suspension may vary
Wheel Size: 19”Tire: FR 70/100-19 / RR 80/100-19
Max. Range: 120 km @ 25 Km/hNet Weight: 66 Kg (Including Battery)
Vehicle Dimension: 1880mm x 770mm x 1088mm
Seat Height: 840mm
Wheelbase: 1250mm
Handlebar Length: 760mm
Ground Clearance: 300mm
Motor type: DC IPM (Interior Permanent Magnet)
Mounting Position: Middle of the Frame
Weight:7.0 kg
Motor Ext. Diameter: 180mm
Peak Efficiency: 92%
Cooling Method: Air Cooled
Controller Type: FOC
Weight: 2 Kg
Dimension: 248mm x 128mm x 50mm
Peak Efficiency: 92%
Highest Work Temp: 100°
Nominal Voltage: 60V (DC)
Rated Power: Factory limited to 1000W
Nominal Torque: 45 N.M
Gear Ratio: 8.35 (44T) / 9.18 (48T)
1st Transmission: Gearbox
2nd Transmission: Chain
Battery Pack: 60V 45AH=Battery Size: 170mm x 140mm x 380mmBattery Weight: 12.85 KG
Battery Cells: LG Brand 21700 Cell (5000 MAH/Cell)
Speedometer: Speed / Battery Level, Voltage, cycle / Odometer
Regen Adjustment: 4 Levels Adjustable in the Speedometer
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