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CITRUS HEIGHTS, Calif. - Californer -- Talaria E-bike China Source Cuts Talaria Sting MX5 Pro Pricing by $700
September 8, 2026 — Talaria E-bike China Source today announced a price reduction on the Talaria Sting MX5 Pro, one of the most popular bikes in the lightweight electric off-road segment. Pricing drops from a range of $4,100 to $4,400 down to a range of $3,400 to $3,700, depending on configuration.
The MX5 Pro is Talaria's 72V Sting model, built around a 40Ah Samsung cell pack and delivering roughly a 45% power increase over the brand's earlier 60V bikes. It carries moto-spec brakes, three ride modes, four levels of regenerative braking, and a color TFT display, with a top speed near 59 mph.
"The MX5 Pro is the bike we recommend to most riders, and at this price the value argument gets very hard to beat," said Edwards at Talaria E-bike China Source. "We'd rather move inventory and put more people on the right bike than protect a margin."
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Riders are reminded that the MX5 Pro is a high-performance machine and should be operated with appropriate protective gear, in permitted riding areas.
About Us
Who we are
Talaria E-bike China Source is an authorized Talaria dealer. We supply complete Talaria electric dirt bikes and genuine Talaria parts, shipping from China with regional warehouse support behind the network.
Our business is straightforward: we hold Talaria stock, we ship it, and we stand behind it with the manufacturer warranty. We sell genuine machines and genuine parts, not copies or rebadged equivalents.
The reduced pricing is available now at https://talariaebikechinasource.com/product/talaria-sting-mx5-pro/ and in store while stock lasts.
September 8, 2026 — Talaria E-bike China Source today announced a price reduction on the Talaria Sting MX5 Pro, one of the most popular bikes in the lightweight electric off-road segment. Pricing drops from a range of $4,100 to $4,400 down to a range of $3,400 to $3,700, depending on configuration.
The MX5 Pro is Talaria's 72V Sting model, built around a 40Ah Samsung cell pack and delivering roughly a 45% power increase over the brand's earlier 60V bikes. It carries moto-spec brakes, three ride modes, four levels of regenerative braking, and a color TFT display, with a top speed near 59 mph.
"The MX5 Pro is the bike we recommend to most riders, and at this price the value argument gets very hard to beat," said Edwards at Talaria E-bike China Source. "We'd rather move inventory and put more people on the right bike than protect a margin."
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Riders are reminded that the MX5 Pro is a high-performance machine and should be operated with appropriate protective gear, in permitted riding areas.
About Us
Who we are
Talaria E-bike China Source is an authorized Talaria dealer. We supply complete Talaria electric dirt bikes and genuine Talaria parts, shipping from China with regional warehouse support behind the network.
Our business is straightforward: we hold Talaria stock, we ship it, and we stand behind it with the manufacturer warranty. We sell genuine machines and genuine parts, not copies or rebadged equivalents.
The reduced pricing is available now at https://talariaebikechinasource.com/product/talaria-sting-mx5-pro/ and in store while stock lasts.
Source: Talaria E-bike China Source
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