Head to head
ETM RTR LiteVSXXX 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$1,499
Measured against each other
Peak power
- ETM RTR Lite5 kW
- XXX Mini5 kW
Power-to-weight
Δ 4 W/kg- ETM RTR Lite92 W/kg
- XXX Mini96 W/kg
Battery capacity
Δ 300 Wh- ETM RTR Lite1,200 Wh
- XXX Mini1,500 Wh
Weight
Δ 5 lb2.4 kg- ETM RTR Lite120 lb54.4 kg
- XXX Mini115 lb52 kg
Shorter is lighter.
Front travel
- ETM RTR Lite—
- XXX Mini—
Rear travel
- ETM RTR Lite—
- 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
$1,499 (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
221 mm8.7 in
240 mm (best)9.4 in
Wheelbase
1,130 mm44.5 in
1,255 mm49.4 in
Frame
—
—
Suspension
Fork
48mm E&C Tuned Forks (plush)
Factory Talaria telescopic fork
Front travel
—
—
Shock
Pit Bike Grade Rear Shock (plush)
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
3 Speed Modes
Eco Mode (Mode 1) · Sport Mode (Mode 2)
Regen braking
—
Yes, adjustable from the display
Display
LCD
Digital display
Ownership
Warranty
6 Month
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.

