NAVEE Storm G 3500W Peak Electric Dirt Bike
The NAVEE Storm G electric dirt bike — the way into NAVEE electric dirt bikes.
Rated Power 2000W — 34 mph at the top setting
- 48V 22.5Ah — 31 miles on a charge, charged in 7.5h
- Dual Hydraulic Disc Brakes
- 265 lbs 120 kg max load — Net Weight 115.74 lbs 52.5 kg itself
$1,799.99
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MOTOR
Rated Power 2000W | Peak Power 3500W
BATTERY
48V 22.5Ah
SPEED
34 mph
RANGE
31 miles
Available for Pickup
At multiple Wilson's locations
Fast & Free Shipping
To lower 48 get with-in 3 to 5 days
One hundred and ninety newton-metres
Watts tell you how fast something will eventually go. Torque tells you how hard it pulls the moment you ask. The NAVEE Storm G electric dirt bike is rated at 190 N·m, and since almost nobody explains the unit, here it is.
A newton-metre is one newton of force applied at the end of a one-metre lever. It is a measure of twist, not of speed, and it is what actually turns a wheel against the ground.
190 of them is what puts the Storm G up a loose climb without the revs dropping, and what makes the throttle feel immediate rather than gradual. Peak power is 3500W; torque is what you feel.
34 mph · 31 mi · 3500W peak · 190 N·m · 265 lb load
What carries the NAVEE Storm G electric dirt bike over the ground
Suspension is a long-travel dual system, front and rear. Travel is the specification that matters off-road: more of it means the wheel can follow a hole down and come back up without the frame — and you — going with it.
Braking is dual hydraulic disc. Hydraulics give a consistent feel under repeated hard use, which is exactly what a descent asks for.
The tires are properly dirt-sized: 60/100-14 at the front and 80/100-12 at the rear, the taller front wheel rolling obstacles and the wider rear finding drive.
NAVEE also fits Smart Wheelie-Assist, which holds a controlled wheelie for up to 30 seconds — a genuinely unusual thing to build into a production machine.
- SuspensionLong-travel dual system
- BrakesDual hydraulic disc
- Front tire60/100-14
- Rear tire80/100-12
- Wheelie assistUp to 30 seconds
Thirty-one miles, and a frame to match
48V 22.5Ah, rated at 31 miles, charging in 7.5 hours. On a dirt bike, range is measured in sessions rather than commutes — and 31 miles is a long afternoon of trail riding.
2000W rated, 3500W peak. The rated figure is what it will hold all day; the peak is what arrives when you open the throttle hard.
It measures 1520 by 720 by 970 mm and weighs 115.74 lbs, carrying up to 265 lbs. That is a real machine rather than a large toy, and it wants a van, a trailer or a pickup rather than a car boot.
It is the way into NAVEE’s dirt line, and the one we would put a rider on first.
- Battery — 48V 22.5Ah
- Charge — 7.5 hours
- Motor — 2000W rated, 3500W peak
- Net weight — 115.74 lbs
- Size — 1520 × 720 × 970 mm
NAVEE Storm G electric dirt bike, in full
Every figure below is NAVEE's own, from their published sheet for this model.
- Product weight
- Net Weight 115.74 lbs 52.5 kg | Gross Weight 139 lbs 63.1 kg
- Max load
- 265 lbs 120 kg
- Model size
- 1520mm*720mm*970mm
- Motor power
- Rated Power 2000W | Peak Power 3500W
- Gradeability
- Torque 190Nm
- Max speed
- 34 mph
- Battery capacity
- 48V 22.5Ah
- Charging time
- 7.5h
- Max range
- 31 miles
- Tire type
- 60/100-14 Front Tire | 80/100-12 Rear Tire
- Brake type
- Dual Hydraulic Disc Brakes
- Shock absorption system
- Long-Travel Dual Suspension System
NAVEE lists the torque figure of 190 N·m in the gradeability field of their sheet, so there is no published climbing percentage for this model and we do not claim one.
Come and sit on it first
Six shops across New York and California. A dirt bike is bought on fit and reach as much as on figures, and both of those take about a minute to settle in person.
NAVEE Storm G, answered
What is torque, and why does 190 N·m matter?
A newton-metre is one newton of force applied at the end of a one-metre lever — a measure of twist rather than speed. It is what actually turns the wheel against the ground, so it is what you feel when you open the throttle. 190 N·m is what carries the Storm G up a loose climb without the revs dropping away.
How fast is the NAVEE Storm G and how far does it go?
34 mph, with NAVEE rating range at 31 miles from a 48V 22.5Ah pack. On a dirt bike that is measured in sessions rather than commutes, and 31 miles is a long afternoon of trail riding.
How long does it take to charge?
Seven and a half hours from the 48V 22.5Ah battery.
What is Smart Wheelie-Assist?
A NAVEE system that holds a controlled wheelie for up to 30 seconds. It is an unusual thing to build into a production machine, and it is one of the reasons the Storm G gets picked over more conventional dirt bikes.
What suspension does it have?
A long-travel dual system, front and rear. Travel is the specification that matters off-road: more of it lets the wheel follow a hole down and come back up without the frame going with it.
What brakes does it use?
Dual hydraulic disc brakes. Hydraulics hold a consistent feel through repeated hard use, which is what a long descent asks for.
What size are the tires?
60/100-14 at the front and 80/100-12 at the rear — the taller front wheel rolls obstacles and the wider rear finds drive.
How much does it weigh, and what can it carry?
115.74 lbs net, rated to carry 265 lbs, measuring 1520 by 720 by 970 mm. It is a real machine rather than a large toy, and it wants a van, a trailer or a pickup rather than a car boot.
Is the Storm G road legal?
Rules vary by state and city, and dirt bikes are generally intended for private land and off-road use. Tell us where you plan to ride and we will tell you what applies. NAVEE make the same point about checking local regulations.
Can it get wet?
It carries a water-resistance rating, so light rain and wet roads are within it. Avoid standing water. One safety point worth stating plainly: never charge an electric dirt bike that is wet, or one whose battery looks swollen or damaged. Bring it straight in to us instead.
Storm G or Storm X?
The Storm X is a considerably bigger machine: a 10kW motor, 390 N·m, 53.1 mph, 75 miles and 19-inch wheels, at more than twice the price. The Storm G is the way into the line, and the one we would put a newer rider on first.
Is it suitable for a beginner?
It is the most approachable machine in the NAVEE dirt line, and the ride modes let you build up. As with any dirt bike, protective kit and somewhere legal to ride matter as much as the machine itself, and we are happy to talk both through in the shop.
What warranty comes with it?
A year of cover through us as standard, and we handle any claim with NAVEE for you. NAVEE is a brand we carry rather than one we design, so the three-year cover on Wilson’s-designed rides does not apply here.
Who services it, and can you get parts?
Our own technicians, at all six shops, with express service available at every one. We service any brand, whether you bought it from us or not.