TALARIA STING TL5500 PRO CE
Designed to deliver the ultimate in electric off-road performance, the stunning new MX5 Pro is the latest model from TALARIA.
The most powerful TALARIA yet, the TL5500 Pro features a new 72V/40Ah battery, setting it apart from the majority of the competition. Feel more torque, more acceleration, and a higher top speed thanks to a 45% power increase over existing 60V TALARIA models.
Other highlights include robust motorcycle-style brakes, 3 riding modes (including a high-performance “hyper” mode), 4 levels of regenerative braking, a color TFT display, and much more.
A powerful IPM motor and intelligent gearbox deliver immediate torque and quiet operation, hallmarks of the TALARIA range.
With exceptional features and an affordable MSRP, the TALARIA Sting MX5 Pro is the solution for riders looking for the ultimate in lightweight electric off-road performance.
This is the off-road version of the TALARIA Sting TL5500 PRO CE, not approved for road use.
MAIN FEATURES OF THE TALARIA STING TL5500 PRO CE:
- 72V 40Ah battery with Samsung 50S cells (2880 WH)
- Improved braking power (220×3 mm disc brakes, larger calipers and redesigned DOT master cylinders)
- Adjustable, dual-spring air suspension tuned for optimal off-road performance (improved over MX4)
- 3 driving modes including hyper performance mode (exclusive to the MX5)
- CNC machined black footpegs
- TFT color screen
- Straight pull CNC machined wheel hubs with reinforced spokes
- Regenerative braking (including regenerative brake lever)
- Headlight switch
- Reinforced internal gearbox for quiet, reliable power (no more worn or broken belts)
- IPM DC Motor
TALARIA Sting TL5500 PRO CE VEHICLE:
- Frame Material: 6061 T4 and T6 Aluminum Alloy
- Processing Method: Forged under 6,000 tons of pressure
- Surface Method: Anodized
- Lighthouse: DIRECTED
- Front fork: Adjustable air + double spring (220 mm travel)
- Rear shock absorber: 85 mm adjustable stroke with linkage
- Wheel Size: 1.4 × 19 in Front / 1.6 × 19 in Rear
- Tires: Off-road tires FR 70/100-19 / RR 80/100-19
- Maximum range: 120 km at 25 km/h (75 miles at 15 mph)
- Net weight: 76 kg (159 lb) with battery
- Vehicle dimensions 1,880 x 770 x 1,088 mm (74 x 30.3 x 42.8 in)
- Seat Height: 840 mm (33.1 in)
- Wheelbase: 1,250 mm (49.2 in)
- Handlebar length: 760 mm (29.9 in)
- Ground clearance: 300 mm (11.8 in)
- Maximum climbing angle: 45°
- Recommended maximum load: 100 kg (220 lb)
- Brakes: Upgraded 4-piston front/rear hydraulic brakes
- Brake disc: 220 mm x 3 mm
POWER :
- Rated voltage: 72 V (DC)
- Maximum speed: Factory limited to 45 km/h
- Torque: 500 Nm (428 48T pinion)
- Nominal power: 5.5 kW
- Peak power: 13.4 kW (off-road use)
- Power mode: Eco / Sport / Hyper
ELECTRONICS:
- Battery pack: 72V 40AH
- Battery cells: Samsung 50S
- Display: TFT – Speed, battery level, voltage, odometer
- Regenerative braking: 4-level adjustment + regenerative brake lever
Jimmy Gibson –
Holy shit.
I will definitely buy this soon enough. A better seat like this is almost everything i longed for.
Tomek Kędzior –
if you take them all off. colorful accents and left all black it would look like a batman ebike, shit dope bike ongod
Revoy Phili –
It looks pretty nice to me I guess, if id buy it. I like the rear skirt fairing under the seat, might be nice to have, i might be back.
Great bike!
Nicole –
Hello there Still available?
Tyler Mortimer –
Honestly this is fireyyyyyyyy
Id love something like this on my eride collection
The Panda guy –
I paid $4,880 including tax and shipping for this here. And there is a 1 year warranty i couldn’t have gotten a better deal no where else and I’m rocking with you guys from now on
Dryden Wilson –
Got mine here and heres my review after 2years of service, was working fine now the screen doesn’t turn on and the light dosent come on but the bike still goes when I press start, everything else works fine.
Nelson Limas –
Soon as mine came in, I’ve been working on it, looks great. I personally like the 18/21 wheel set, that’s what I got and I love them. I’m working on a custom set of radiator shrouds, and fitting a ktm freeride seat. Can’t wait to finish that up, big ups gonpedsurron.com
Alex Maine –
It looks like a mix of a ultra bee now and a talaria Komodo, I think it look way beetle than the rock plastics.
McBrennan –
Ordered the MX5 from here and as of right now, the MX5 is the best in its category. Now, if they don’t drop a bigger bike soon, the company is going under.
Nate –
Ive been waiting forever, pleassssse
How do I order
Carl Vincent –
How to order sir, I want one of these bad boys
Jayson –
I got a bad feeling with TalariaUSA. I went through the purchase process and they charged my CC and said I would get a shipping notification a day or two later. Everything seemed fine when I received the notification and then the next day I saw a refund to my CC for the full amount. I reached out and they said due to high demand they had to cancel it but I could reorder at a lower price (3200) but it had to be via wire or ACH. Felt like a huge red flag and I didn’t go through with it, the only place I could do that with full confidence is here as you guys are rated and come recommended by many of my friends and on reddit too. I placed my order here in the States and in 3 weeks it was at my home no huddle.
Lorax –
First off, you guys sell really durable and good bikes but here is a pain in my butt…
Impossible to get Road-Legal insurance in the UK? (Talaria Sting Pro)
Ordered here and it came in safely, took time but no worries but here the thing
I’ve got a road registered Talaria Sting Pro here in the UK, but have not been able to find a single option for getting it insured (to ride on the road).
I’ve been in touch with Talaria UK through Facebook, and although they’ve tried to help, I’m still in the same position. They initially recommended BikeSure, but they came back and said they couldn’t offer anything. Then they recommended MCM Insurance, who replied today to say they couldn’t insure it either.
I don’t think there anything about me specifically that would make things different. Homeowner, married, middle aged, no convictions or anything, decades of bike experience…
Has anyone else found an option for getting insurance?
Latest message from Talaria UK:
Hi,
Bike Sure are currently looking for new underwriters, I’ve been waiting for a response from them but they have gone silent.
I would recommend going to MSM insurance – we have had a few dealers recently advise that this is where their customers are getting their insurance on Talarias.
The issue isn’t yourself – and it’s not Talaria as a brand either – it’s actually previous riders. Bike sure advised that multiple underwriters/insurance lenders had pulled out of many ‘off road’ type brands because of how many incidents had happened in the last three months from rider faults and had nothing to do with the bikes themselves.
MSM specialise in endurance type bikes.
Thanks, Jen
Message from MCM Insurance:
Hi,
Thank you for your enquiry regarding insurance for your Talaria and for taking the time to fill in our form.
Unfortunately, we are a specialist company and under the insurer-imposed terms of our scheme we are only able to quote for certain vehicles and can no longer quote for Talarias.
I am sorry we are unable to help you on this occasion.
Kind Regards, Jill
gonpedsurron.com please help out
joh set –
Great prodcut
John Yair –
I want one can u send me one ?, when are you shipping next
Jake –
Sup gonpedsurron. I this won’t do much but i guess I’ll say it any way, i am thinking of purchasing from here and if i just care about going fast and don’t want something big like an ultra. It’s just not 5k worth of bike in my opinion and i urge you to please drop the price so some of us can afford, with 5k i can get a new crf150r. Nice, small, and light with 5x better parts. Even the ultra bees parts are 2x the quality and you can get those for cheaper. I don’t want to be the guy to throw the gas bikes in the mix but when the price gets this high we can’t keep up.
I’ll send you a message if we can negotiate a little on the price because I really do like to purchase this
Motojodo –
Best Aggressive Offroad Tires gonpedsurron ?
Hello admin
Looking for recommendations for extremely aggressive mud/off road tires for my Talaria XXX pro from you guys as I got the bike from you, I’d appreciate
Im on a farm. Currently running the stock tires. My 4 stroke Honda XR150L has much better tires, and goes in the snow without any problems at all. But riding with company, my stock Talaria tires just don’t stack up.
The slip and slide is fun for me, but frequently if the guest is not good at slipping the clutch they end up on my Talaria since it is more user friendly in that regard.
Unfortunately it can feel quite scarry in the snow for a new rider.
Looking for extremely knobby off road tires. This Bike will hardly be driven on the road at all, almost exclusively in the woods.
Thanks for suggestions
Vicky Lautin –
CLEAN BIKE HOLY MOLIE!
Joey pan –
Holy this bike is awsome im trying to save up to buy a electric bike to get to school and stuff, hope you guys still get it when I’m back to order.
Jeremy –
Looks good, not a fan of the front number plate bikes tho, and I’m on 21/18 as well and just think the 19/16 would look better unfortunately… I wanted to get this too
Absolutely stunning bike, I’ll be back for thie gonpedsurron.com
Casey Halligan –
Wanted this so bad last year, but now I’m gonna get a Komodo instead, say weekend and I’ll be back
Uncle bones –
Hello gonpedsurron
Best Electric Dirtbike for commuting + trails?
I’ve been thinking about picking up the best electric dirtbike for my daily needs, but I’m torn between going for a lightweight commuter or something that can handle proper weekend trails. On one hand, I want something practical for short rides to work and errands around town. On the other, I don’t want to feel limited if my friends call me for an off-road ride. That’s where I think finding the best electric dirtbike really matters, it has to balance both.
So far, I’ve looked at Sur Ron and Talaria models, which get a lot of hype. They seem like they’d be perfect for zipping through city traffic but still tough enough for dirt paths. My worry is range, most reviews from my pals say 40–60 miles depending on how aggressive you ride, and I’m not sure if that’s realistic for daily use plus trails.
What’s the maintenance like compared to gas dirtbikes? Also, I saw some surprisingly affordable models listed on your site, which could be interesting if they’re reliable enough, let’s get to shopping.