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Fun Bikes: Yozma IN 10 Pro  |   WORDS & PHOTOS: Taylor Miller

The first thing I noticed about the Yozma IN 10 Pro electric dirt bike is that it is genuinely fun to ride. I took the Yozma IN 10 Pro to my local riding spot, which has a bit of everything, including deep sand sections, flowing trails, and solid jumps. I wanted to see if this electric dirt bike could handle real off-road riding and not just smooth dirt paths. Right away, I was impressed. When you twist the throttle, the 5500W mid-drive motor responds instantly with no delay. The 220 Nm of torque pulls strong off the bottom and keeps building as the track opens up. Coming out of sandy corners, it accelerated quickly and stayed planted. The power delivery feels smooth, but if you ask for it, it rips.

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FEATURES:


Motor: 5500W peak brushless mid-drive with 220 Nm torque

Top Speed: 50 mph

Battery: 60V 27Ah LITHIUM-ION

Max Range: Up to 60 miles per charge

Charging Time: 6 to 7 hours from zero to full

Wheels: 17” front and 14” rear

Bike Weight: 121 lbs.

MSRP: $2,399
(Early Bird Price: $1,899)
yozmasport.com

What stood out to me was how easy it was to focus on riding. There is no clutch and no shifting. It feels connected and predictable, especially when accelerating out of corners or climbing through rough sections. On a pit bike track where timing and throttle precision matter, that responsiveness makes a big difference. The suspension surprised me. The inverted hydraulic front fork and nitrogen rear shock handled the sand and braking bumps better than expected. It did not feel harsh and tracked straight through choppy sections. Even hitting smaller jumps, it felt balanced and composed.

Sand is a true test. Loose terrain exposes weaknesses quickly. The Yozma IN 10 Pro handled it confidently. The torque helps it stay on top of the sand, and the chassis does not feel nervous or twitchy. It stays controlled, making it a strong option for teen and adult riders alike. Braking performance was solid as well. The hydraulic disc brakes, front and rear, feel strong and consistent.

At 121 pounds, it is light enough to move around easily yet still feels stable at speed. The three ride modes are a great feature. You can mellow it out for trail riding or turn it up for full power on the track. The one-button reverse is surprisingly useful when you overshoot a section or need to reposition in the pits too.

Overall, what impressed me most is how capable yet approachable this electric dirt bike feels. It has enough power to keep experienced riders entertained while remaining manageable and confidence-inspiring. Whether you are riding trails or turning laps on a pit bike track, the Yozma IN 10 Pro delivers serious fun without the noise and maintenance of a gas bike. I got off the bike wanting to ride it again. The Yozma IN 10 Pro electric dirt motorcycle delivers exactly what the Fun Bikes category is all about.

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