Talaria Sting 4000 (Road-Legal)

4 990,00

Talaria Sting 4000 (Road-Legal): versatile on road and trail, 9 kW peak, 60V 45Ah battery and Talaria Factory fork.

A road-legal electric motorcycle for streets and trails

The Talaria Sting 4000 (Road-Legal) is the versatile electric motorcycle that combines off-road performance with road compliance. With its Sting R controller delivering 9 kW peak power, a removable 60V 45Ah battery and Talaria Factory inverted fork, it offers a unique riding experience on both roads and trails.

The Talaria Sting 4000: homologated off-road essence

The Sting 4000 is a major step forward in electric mobility. Its PMSM mid-drive motor and 370 Nm of torque deliver instant thrust whether you are heading to a trail or riding in town. L1e homologation allows legal road use with a BSR licence (or category B depending on your situation).

Talaria x mx l e homologue - Talaria Motorbikes
Talaria x mx l e homologue - Talaria Motorbikes

Performance and technology of the Talaria Sting 4000

PMSM motor and 370 Nm torque: controlled power

At its heart, the Sting 4000 uses a permanent-magnet PMSM motor with up to 9,000 W peak and constant 370 Nm at the wheel. Throttle response is immediate, with traction suited to technical climbs and urban getaways alike.

60V 45Ah battery and real-world range by mode

The removable LG lithium-ion 60V 45Ah pack charges indoors in about 2.5 hours. Range varies by mode: over 60 km in Eco, around 50 km in Road and 35 km in Sport. The BMS protects against overcharging and extends battery life.

Three riding modes: Road, Eco and Sport

Road mode caps speed at 45 km/h for L1e compliance. Eco prioritises range; Sport unleashes full power on private terrain.

Light weight and enduro agility

At around 66 kg ready to ride, the Sting 4000 remains one of the lightest bikes in its class. T6 aluminium frame, 1,225 mm wheelbase and 260 mm ground clearance make it agile in trial and enduro.

Design, equipment and colours

Available in Black, White, Red and Blue. Full LED lighting meets road homologation requirements. TFT XL display and adjustable regenerative braking (4 levels) complete the package.

OVERSIZED braking and Talaria Factory fork

220 mm discs front and rear, plus adjustable Talaria Factory inverted fork: powerful braking and tuneable suspension for your riding style.

Road-legal Sting 4000 vs the Sting 4000 range

Compared to the Sting 4000 (Off-Road), the road-legal version shares the same 9 kW controller and 60V 45Ah battery but adds road lighting and the 45 km/h L1e limit. The Sting 4000 Limited (Off-Road) targets pure off-road performance (Manitou fork, Magura brakes) without road homologation.

Buying guide and practical tips

If you ride on public roads between trail sessions, L1e homologation is essential. Check tyre pressure (70/100-19 and 80/100-19), lube the chain and recharge the removable battery after each ride.

L1e regulations

L1e motorcycles (45 km/h max) require an AM/BSR licence or category B. Approved helmet and gloves are mandatory; registration and insurance are required.

Experience the Talaria Sting 4000 now

Versatile, light and road-legal, the Talaria Sting 4000 (Road-Legal) takes you from street to trail. Pick your colour and enjoy an electric bike built to last.

What licence do I need for the road-legal Talaria Sting 4000?

The homologated Sting 4000 is L1e (45 km/h max). AM/BSR from age 14 (with ASSR) or category B depending on your situation. Approved helmet and gloves required; registration and insurance mandatory.

What is the real range and top speed of the Sting 4000?

Road mode limits speed to 45 km/h (L1e). Range: over 60 km Eco, ~50 km Road, ~35 km Sport. The 60V 45Ah battery recharges in about 2.5 hours.

How does the road-legal Sting 4000 differ from the Off-Road version?

Same 9 kW platform and 60V 45Ah battery. The road-legal model adds LED road lighting and L1e compliance (45 km/h on road). Off-Road is not road-legal but allows higher speeds on private land.