Freego X3 - 72V, 50Ah, 8kW: Class 3 When You Need It, E-Moto When You Want It
Up to 110-mile range. 56 MPH Off-Road Mode.
Freego X3 sits right between a Class 3 e-bike and an e-moto. It has working pedals and a 28 MPH pedal-assist City Mode, the same speed class as a Class 3 e-bike. It also has e-moto hardware: 8000W peak power, 230 N·m of torque and a 56 MPH Off-Road Mode for trails and private land.
The X3 is Freego's 2026 flagship — a pedal-assist electric dirt bike with 8000W peak power, a 72V battery up to 50Ah (3600Wh), and dual-mode speed control. Ride at up to 28 MPH in City Mode, or unlock 56 MPH in Off-Road Mode for trails and private land. Up to 110 miles of range.
THIS VEHICLE IS NOT AN ELECTRIC ASSISTED BICYCLE AND IS SUBJECT TO APPLICABLE MOTOR VEHICLE LAWS
City Mode - up to 28 MPH (Class 3-style pedal-assist speed)
Off Road Mode - up to 56 MPH (off-road / private land)
Class 3 E-Bike or E-Moto? The X3 Is Both
Class 3 e-bikes have pedals and assist up to 28 MPH. E-motos drop the pedals and add motorcycle power. The Freego X3 does both. In City Mode it rides like a Class 3 e-bike, with pedal assist up to 28 MPH. In Off-Road Mode it delivers e-moto performance, with 8000W peak power and up to 56 MPH on trails and private land.
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Class 3-style side: pedals, pedal-assist sensor, 28 MPH City Mode
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E-moto side: 8000W peak hub motor, 230 N·m, 72V up to 50Ah, 56 MPH Off-Road Mode, 4-piston brakes, inverted fork
Because of its power, the X3 is not sold as a street-legal electric bicycle (see the notice above). Check your state and local laws before you ride on public roads or trails.
Freego X3 Specs
| Spec |
Details |
| Model |
Freego X3 (72V 40Ah) / X3 Pro (72V 50Ah) |
| Motor |
4500W nominal / 8000W peak, rear brushless DC hub |
| Controller |
Fardriver, 100A nominal / 300A peak |
| Battery |
72V 40Ah (2880Wh) or 72V 50Ah (3600Wh) lithium |
| Range |
City Mode (20 MPH w/ PAS): up to 110 mi; Off-Road Mode (45 MPH): up to 40 mi |
| Top Speed |
City Mode: 28 MPH (45 km/h) / Off-Road Mode: 56 MPH (90 km/h) |
| Max Torque |
230 N·m |
| Throttle |
Full-twist throttle + pedal-assist sensor |
| Frame |
High-strength steel pipe |
| Suspension |
Inverted hydraulic front fork, KKE rear shock |
| Brakes |
4-piston hydraulic disc, 203mm rotors front & rear |
| Wheels & Tires |
19" × 1.6" spoke wheels, 2.75" × 19" tubed motorcycle-grade tires |
| Lights |
LED headlight, rear brake light, turn signals |
| Display |
LCD |
| Charger |
84V 6A |
| Charge Time |
5–8 hours |
| Max Load |
330 lbs (150 kg) |
| Bike Weight |
132 lbs (60 kg) including battery; battery 46 lbs (21 kg) |
| Suggested Rider Height |
5'7" – 6'3" (170–190 cm) |
Range is based on Freego's test conditions: 165 lb rider, no bags, flat road, 77°F, no wind. Actual range varies with rider weight, speed, terrain, temperature and riding mode.
Performance Highlights
Massive Battery Capacity
The 72V 50Ah battery (3600Wh) on the X3 Pro is one of the largest in its class — up to 110 miles of range in City Mode. That's all-day riding without range anxiety.
Bomber-Style Frame
High-strength steel pipe construction with a classic bomber silhouette. Looks aggressive, rides stable, handles abuse.
Full Suspension
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Inverted hydraulic front fork — soaks up rocks, roots, and rough terrain
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KKE rear shock — premium damping for comfort and control
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19" puncture-resistant tires — grip on mud, sand, and gravel
4-Piston Hydraulic Brakes
Motorcycle-grade stopping power with 203mm rotors front and rear. Superior heat dissipation for long descents and hard stops.
Pedal Assist
A pedal-assist sensor on the crank activates the motor when you pedal, and the full-twist throttle is always there when you want it.
Freego Model Comparison: X3 vs X2 Pro vs X1 vs Nova 5
| Feature |
X3 / X3 Pro |
X2 Pro |
X1 |
Nova 5 |
| Motor |
4500W / 8000W peak rear hub |
3000W / 6000W peak rear hub |
1500W / 3000W peak |
4000W / 8000W peak mid-drive |
| Battery |
72V 40Ah or 50Ah |
60V 30Ah or 40Ah |
60V 25Ah |
72V 40Ah |
| Top speed |
28 / 56 MPH |
28 / 50 MPH |
37 MPH |
53 MPH |
| Range |
Up to 110 mi |
37–56 mi (30Ah) / 49–75 mi (40Ah) |
20–50 mi |
40–70 mi |
| Max torque |
230 N·m |
200 N·m |
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380 N·m |
| Wheels |
19" / 19" |
19" / 19" |
17" / 17" |
19" front / 16" rear |
| Pedals |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
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| Weight |
132 lbs |
123 lbs |
117 lbs |
158 lbs |
| Max load |
330 lbs |
264 lbs |
264 lbs |
264 lbs |
| Best for |
Max range with pedals |
Pedal-equipped trail power |
Entry-level trail riding |
Full-size mid-drive e-moto feel |
Want a full-size mid-drive e-moto instead? The Freego Nova 5 uses an 8000W peak mid-drive motor with 380 N·m. For a lighter pedal bike, compare the Freego X2 Pro and Freego X1.
FAQ
Is the Freego X3 a Class 3 e-bike or an e-moto?
It sits in between. City Mode gives you Class 3-style pedal assist up to 28 MPH. Off-Road Mode gives you e-moto power: 8000W peak and up to 56 MPH, for off-road and private land use. It is not sold as an electric assisted bicycle, so check your local laws before riding on public roads.
How fast is the Freego X3?
Up to 28 MPH in City Mode and up to 56 MPH in Off-Road Mode. Check your state and local laws before riding on public roads.
What's the real-world range?
At 20 MPH with pedal assist (City Mode), expect up to 110 miles. At 45 MPH in Off-Road Mode, expect around 40 miles. Tested with 165 lb rider, flat road, 77°F, no wind.
What is the difference between the X3 and X3 Pro?
Freego lists the platform with two batteries: 72V 40Ah (2880Wh) and 72V 50Ah (3600Wh). The motor, controller and chassis specs are the same.
What rider height is this for?
Freego suggests riders 5'7" to 6'3" (170–190 cm). The 19" wheels and bomber geometry give taller riders a stable platform.
Does it have pedals?
Yes — the X3 includes pedals and a pedal-assist sensor on the crank. When you pedal, the motor activates.
Can BHive assemble it?
Yes. We offer professional assembly with a full safety check before you ride.
What's the warranty?
Freego offers a 2-year limited warranty on the frame and core components. BHive provides local support for setup, troubleshooting, and service.
