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Sep 18, 2026 1:57 AM

GT100 Electric Motorcycle $5699

$5,699

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Motor: Brushless DC motor, 4000 W rated (approx. 8600 W peak) with reduction gearbox supporting higher torque
Motor Torque: ≥110 Nm (motor end), ~287 Nm at wheel end (with reduction ratio)
Peak Power Output: ~8600 W
Top Speed: Up to 120 km/h (75 mph)
Battery: 72 V 50 Ah removable lithium battery (18650 cells)
Controller: High-current intelligent controller, 150 A
Range: Up to ≈140 km per charge (estimated)
Climbing Capability: Handles inclines up to 35°
Chassis & Suspension

Frame: Aluminum alloy construction
Front Suspension: Fast ALX13RC inverted hydraulic shock absorber, 18-stage rebound and 12-stage compression damping, 200 mm travel
Rear Suspension: Dual shock absorbers (adjustable)
Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes (front 4-piston, rear multi-piston setup with large discs)
Display: 3.9" OLED high-resolution screen — shows speed, battery level, error codes
Throttle: Twist grip
Wheels & Tires: 17-inch rims suitable for street use
Charging Time: Approx. 5–6 hours

https://ampedsportsman.com/produc...47c6d56d2c
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Performance & Powertrain

Motor: Brushless DC motor, 4000 W rated (approx. 8600 W peak) with reduction gearbox supporting higher torque
Motor Torque: ≥110 Nm (motor end), ~287 Nm at wheel end (with reduction ratio)
Peak Power Output: ~8600 W
Top Speed: Up to 120 km/h (75 mph)
Battery: 72 V 50 Ah removable lithium battery (18650 cells)
Controller: High-current intelligent controller, 150 A
Range: Up to ≈140 km per charge (estimated)
Climbing Capability: Handles inclines up to 35°
Chassis & Suspension

Frame: Aluminum alloy construction
Front Suspension: Fast ALX13RC inverted hydraulic shock absorber, 18-stage rebound and 12-stage compression damping, 200 mm travel
Rear Suspension: Dual shock absorbers (adjustable)
Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes (front 4-piston, rear multi-piston setup with large discs)
Display: 3.9" OLED high-resolution screen — shows speed, battery level, error codes
Throttle: Twist grip
Wheels & Tires: 17-inch rims suitable for street use
Charging Time: Approx. 5–6 hours

https://ampedsportsman.com/produc...47c6d56d2c

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Sep 18, 2026 2:29 AM
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ZakT659Sep 18, 2026 2:29 AM
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DC motor = no regen. Is this common for electric motorcycles?
Sep 18, 2026 3:21 AM
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StTroyIIISep 18, 2026 3:21 AM
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This is concerning to me... From the link: "The GT100 is undergoing final debugging. Once the order is placed, it will take 30 days to produce and then be shipped from China."
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Sep 18, 2026 6:39 AM
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TylerT4917
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Sep 18, 2026 6:39 AM
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Quote from StTroyIII View quoted comment :
This is concerning to me... From the link: "The GT100 is undergoing final debugging. Once the order is placed, it will take 30 days to produce and then be shipped from China."
Trust. you do not want bugs on an electric cycle.
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Sep 18, 2026 2:41 PM
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suzuk88Sep 18, 2026 2:41 PM
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Welcome to City Ebike mayitakayaorda
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Sep 18, 2026 2:51 PM
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chubblywubblySep 18, 2026 2:51 PM
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Probably worth looking for a CanAm electric bike near you if they're available and you can stretch the budget. Heard they're going for about 7k OTD
Sep 18, 2026 3:12 PM
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majorhavocSep 18, 2026 3:12 PM
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This "deal" sounds like a very expensive roll of the dice.

ETA: and would kill manufacturers to offer electric motorcycles in this country that at least pay lip service to practicality? I get it that those small electric dirt bikes target teenagers who just want to bomb around with their friends. But small electric motorcycles and step-through scooters are going gangbusters in India and SE Asian counties where people use them as daily drivers. They're capable little machines that can keep up with urban traffic and come with practical features like luggage racks, second seats and storage hooks to hang a couple of shopping bags.

This crap-shoot GT100, even if it performs as advertised, looks like it's strictly an adult toy with no provision for real world usefulness.
Last edited by majorhavoc September 18, 2026 at 08:26 AM.
Sep 18, 2026 3:54 PM
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supergamesSep 18, 2026 3:54 PM
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Some kid is going to ask their parents for this and their unsuspecting parents will buy this "eBike" for them to go to school.

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Sep 18, 2026 10:51 PM
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TylerT4917
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Sep 18, 2026 10:51 PM
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Quote from majorhavoc View quoted comment :
This "deal" sounds like a very expensive roll of the dice.ETA: and would kill manufacturers to offer electric motorcycles in this country that at least pay lip service to practicality? I get it that those small electric dirt bikes target teenagers who just want to bomb around with their friends. But small electric motorcycles and step-through scooters are going gangbusters in India and SE Asian counties where people use them as daily drivers. They're capable little machines that can keep up with urban traffic and come with practical features like luggage racks, second seats and storage hooks to hang a couple of shopping bags. This crap-shoot GT100, even if it performs as advertised, looks like it's strictly an adult toy with no provision for real world usefulness.
My neighbor has it and rides to work daily. Just because you can't register it doesn't mean it doesn't have a function if you are willing to take the chance.
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Sep 19, 2026 12:35 AM
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majorhavocSep 19, 2026 12:35 AM
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Quote from TylerT4917 View quoted comment :
My neighbor has it and rides to work daily. Just because you can't register it doesn't mean it doesn't have a function if you are willing to take the chance.
Really? Tell us more about this neighbor who commutes to work daily on a bike that isn't even street legal. So he gets there exclusively on woods trails? Call me crazy, but practicality begins with being able to operate your motorcycle on public roads without breaking the law. Or is that what you mean by being "willing to take the chance"?

How does he store his helmet? I'm not even seeing a provison for a helmet lock. What about charging at work? Is the charger built in, because I'm not seeing any provision to carry it on the bike, let alone anything you might pick up at the store on your way home. Please elaborate.
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Sep 19, 2026 1:28 AM
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TylerT4917
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Sep 19, 2026 1:28 AM
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Quote from majorhavoc View quoted comment :
Really? Tell us more about this neighbor who commutes to work daily on a bike that isn't even street legal. So he gets there exclusively on woods trails? Call me crazy, but practicality begins with being able to operate your motorcycle on public roads without breaking the law. Or is that what you mean by being "willing to take the chance"?How does he store his helmet? I'm not even seeing a provison for a helmet lock. What about charging at work? Is the charger built in, because I'm not seeing any provision to carry it on the bike, let alone anything you might pick up at the store on your way home. Please elaborate.
Works in an office about 20 miles away. Unsure on charging, insures the bike on his policy and "risks" it on registration. Mainly leaves around 5:30am. Said he gets 65-80 miles on a full charge. No helmets are required in Missouri, he does have one and I assume stores it at work somewhere.
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Sep 19, 2026 3:43 AM
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ArkileSep 19, 2026 3:43 AM
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Quote from majorhavoc View quoted comment :
Really? Tell us more about this neighbor who commutes to work daily on a bike that isn't even street legal. So he gets there exclusively on woods trails? Call me crazy, but practicality begins with being able to operate your motorcycle on public roads without breaking the law. Or is that what you mean by being "willing to take the chance"?

How does he store his helmet? I'm not even seeing a provison for a helmet lock. What about charging at work? Is the charger built in, because I'm not seeing any provision to carry it on the bike, let alone anything you might pick up at the store on your way home. Please elaborate.
no helmets required in NH either
Sep 19, 2026 4:02 AM
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likenewSep 19, 2026 4:02 AM
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Quote from TylerT4917 View quoted comment :
Works in an office about 20 miles away. Unsure on charging, insures the bike on his policy and "risks" it on registration. Mainly leaves around 5:30am. Said he gets 65-80 miles on a full charge. No helmets are required in Missouri, he does have one and I assume stores it at work somewhere.
5-6 hours of charging to get an hour or so of riding? That kinda sucks.
Sep 19, 2026 6:06 PM
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majorhavocSep 19, 2026 6:06 PM
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Quote from TylerT4917 View quoted comment :
Works in an office about 20 miles away. Unsure on charging, insures the bike on his policy and "risks" it on registration. Mainly leaves around 5:30am. Said he gets 65-80 miles on a full charge. No helmets are required in Missouri, he does have one and I assume stores it at work somewhere.
You lost me at helmet not necessary and risking run-ins with the police. And good luck to your neighbor trying to file a claim under his policy if he's driving an unregistered off-road motorcycle on public roads. To each their own, but I stand by my statement that this electric motorcycle isn't practical for daily use.
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StephenS1563Today 2:32 PM
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Does this fit a 10 year old

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desynergyToday 2:46 PM
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Check to see if your city sends impounded vehicles to an auction. You can get e-bikes cheap through them. Friend got an $8k ATV for just over $3k and it only had 19 hours on the meter. He said they had a bunch of e-bikes on the list, but he wasnt interested in them.
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