Head to head
ETM RTR Lite 2.0VSXXX Mini
Comparing 2 of 3
Summary
Claimed figures · blanks excluded- Lightest
- XXX Mini115 lb52 kg
- Biggest battery
- XXX Mini1,500 Wh
- Best power-to-weight
- XXX Mini96 W/kg
- Lowest price (USD)
- ETM RTR Lite 2.0$2,199
Measured against each other
Peak power
- ETM RTR Lite 2.05 kW
- XXX Mini5 kW
Power-to-weight
Δ 4 W/kg- ETM RTR Lite 2.092 W/kg
- XXX Mini96 W/kg
Battery capacity
Δ 300 Wh- ETM RTR Lite 2.01,200 Wh
- XXX Mini1,500 Wh
Weight
Δ 5 lb2.4 kg- ETM RTR Lite 2.0120 lb54.4 kg
- XXX Mini115 lb52 kg
Shorter is lighter.
Front travel
- ETM RTR Lite 2.0—
- XXX Mini—
Rear travel
- ETM RTR Lite 2.0—
- XXX Mini—
Size & stance
To scale, lined up at the rear axle. Rims shown without tires. Hover a bike below to isolate it.
Full specifications
Price
Price
$2,199 (best)
$2,799
Motor & performance
Peak power
5 kW7 hp
5 kW7 hp
Rated power
—
2 kW3 hp
Power-to-weight
92 W/kgCALC
96 W/kg (best)CALC
Torque (as published)
—
34 Nm25 lb-ft
Top speed
45 mph (best)72 km/h
20 mph32 km/h
Battery & charging
Battery capacity
1,200 Wh1.2 kWhCALC
1,500 Wh (best)1.5 kWhCALC
Pack voltage
60 V
60 V
Pack amp-hours
20 Ah
25 Ah
Swappable battery
—
—
Range claim
40 mi64 km
37 mi60 km
Charge time
—
2.5 h
Chassis
Weight
120 lb54.4 kg54.4 kg120 lb
115 lb52 kg (best)52 kg115 lb
Seat height
762 mm30 in
740 mm29.1 in
Ground clearance
—
240 mm9.4 in
Wheelbase
1,130 mm44.5 in
1,255 mm49.4 in
Frame
—
—
Suspension
Fork
48mm E&C-tuned forks
Factory Talaria telescopic fork
Front travel
—
—
Shock
Pit-bike-grade rear shock
Factory Talaria single shock
Rear travel
—
—
Wheels & brakes
Front wheel
14″CALC
14″
Rear wheel
12″CALC
12″
Front tire
60/100-14
60/100-14
Rear tire
80/100-12
70/100-12
Front brake
—
Disc, 220 mm rotor
Rear brake
—
Disc, 220 mm rotor
Electronics
Ride modes
—
Eco Mode (Mode 1) · Sport Mode (Mode 2)
Regen braking
—
Yes, adjustable from the display
Display
Bar-mounted LCD display
Digital display
Ownership
Warranty
1-Year
1 year limited
Highlighted = best among these bikes, where “best” is clear-cut. Range claims and torque are never ranked, because brands measure them differently.

