Segway Xaber 300: Electric Dirt Bike for Oregon Riders
The Segway Xaber 300 brings massive electric power and better control to the off-road trails of Central Oregon. This new electric dirt bike delivers 21 kilowatts of peak power. You can secure your ride today through Voltaire Cycles in Bend.
The Segway Xaber 300 is a high-performance electric dirt bike built for off-road riders who need a mix of power and speed. This machine has a peak power output of 21 kilowatts and a class-leading power-to-weight ratio of 0.25 kilowatts per kilogram. It reaches a top speed of 60 miles per hour in Beast mode and can go from zero to 50 miles per hour in just five seconds. The bike uses a Samsung battery that gives up to 75 miles of range under good conditions. Riders in Bend can pre-order this model for $5,299.00 through Voltaire Cycles to ensure they are ready for the 2026 launch. Contact Voltaire Cycles today at (541) 350-0669 to secure your pre-order or visit our showroom for a free talk.
This article covers the specs, riding modes, Oregon trail laws, and service options that matter most for Central Oregon off-road riders. You will learn how this machine compares to other electric dirt bikes and why pre-ordering through Voltaire Cycles gives you a direct line to local support and expert service.
Segway Xaber 300: Power and Specs Overview
The Segway Xaber 300 sets a new bar for electric dirt bikes with its raw power and light build. It features a motor that reaches 21 kW of peak power, which is about 28 horsepower. This high output allows the bike to hit 50 mph in just five seconds when you use Beast mode.
Motor Power and Delivery
The heart of this machine is the Segway X720 Titan controller. This part manages how the battery sends power to the motor to keep it smooth and fast. It helps the bike reach a top speed of 60 mph on open paths. The Xaber 300 also has a class-leading power-to-weight ratio of 0.25 kW/kg.
You can view the full group of these high-speed machines in our Segway electric bike collection online. Riders can choose from four riding modes: 150, 200, 300, and Beast mode. Each mode changes how much torque and speed you get from the 72V 44Ah battery. The battery uses Samsung 50S cells to make sure the power does not fade on steep hills. The X720 Titan controller adjusts power delivery in real time based on the terrain and riding mode. It also communicates with the TCS traction control system to prevent wheel spin on loose surfaces.
Lightweight Build and Pro Suspension
This bike is built on a light frame made of strong aerospace aluminum. The entire chassis weighs only 187 lbs, which makes it easy to handle in tricky turns. The frame has a torsional rigidity of 1621.4 Nm per degree to keep the bike steady on sharp turns. To soak up bumps, Segway added 37mm Marzocchi forks with 220mm of travel. You can tune the front and rear suspension to match your weight and riding style. The multi-link rear keeps the tire on the ground for better grip on loose dirt.
The Xaber 300 uses four-piston hydraulic disc brakes with large 220mm rotors on both wheels. These brakes shed heat fast to prevent fade on long downhill runs. The 19-inch front tire and 17-inch rear tire give you grip and control on sandy or rocky ground. With 270mm of ground clearance, you can clear logs and rocks without hitting the frame or battery.
Segway Xaber 300 vs. RFN Electric Dirt Bike
| Feature | Segway Xaber 300 | RFN Electric Dirt Bike |
|---|---|---|
| Peak Power | 21 kW | 12.5 kW |
| Power-to-Weight Ratio | 0.25 kW/kg | 0.18 kW/kg |
| Battery | 72V 44Ah (3.17 kWh) | 74V 35Ah (2.59 kWh) |
| Weight | 187 lbs | 150 lbs |
| Suspension | Marzocchi Inverted | KKE Adjustable |
| Price | $5,299.00 | $4,495.00 |
What Makes the Xaber 300 a High-Performance Off-Road Machine?
The Segway Xaber 300 is not just an e-bike. It is a tough dirt bike made for the trails of Central Oregon. From the strong frame to the smart tech, each part helps you ride fast and safe on dirt or sand.
A Rigid Frame for Off-Road Stability
The core of this bike is its aerospace aluminum frame. This metal is light but strong. The frame has a torsional rigidity of 1621.4 Nm per degree. This rigidity keeps the bike steady on sharp turns and stops bending under heavy loads. Ground clearance is 270mm, which lets you clear rocks and logs without hitting the frame. The wheelbase sits at 1295mm for stable high-speed handling.
Pro-Level Suspension and Handling
The front of the bike uses a thick Marzocchi 37mm inverted fork to handle hard hits. It gives you 220mm of travel to soak up jumps and deep ruts. The fork is fully adjustable for compression, rebound, and preload. The rear uses a multi-link setup with a Marzocchi shock that you can also tune for preload, compression, and rebound. This level of adjustability is usually found on bikes that cost much more. The bike uses a 19-inch front tire and a 17-inch rear tire. These sizes give you good steering control and solid traction on loose dirt and gravel. The 1295mm wheelbase adds high-speed stability when you open up the throttle on straight sections.
Braking and Smart Power
The Xaber 300 has 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes with 220mm rotors that stay cool on long rides. You can trust these brakes on steep hills in the Deschutes National Forest. The brain of the bike is the X720 Titan controller, which tells the motor how to use the battery. It works with the TCS traction control to stop the back wheel from spinning on loose dirt. The bike also has GPS and 4G dual-location tracking for theft protection. Learn more about our service on the About Voltaire Cycles of Central Oregon page.
Riding Modes and Battery Range
The Segway Xaber 300 gives you four ways to ride. You can choose how much power and speed you need for the trail. Each mode changes how far the bike can go on one charge.
Power Levels for Every Trail
- Mode 150: Range of 43 miles, top speed 43 mph. Best for long, steady rides and scouting new trails.
- Mode 200: Range of 37 miles, top speed 50 mph. A good mix of power and range for daily use.
- Mode 300: Range of 34 miles, top speed 56 mph. For riders who want fast action on wide trails.
- Beast Mode: Range of 31 miles, top speed 60 mph. Peak power of 21 kW. Use for short bursts of speed and steep climbs.
- Pro Mode: Open the Segway app to customize how the power comes on. You can set a smooth gradual curve or a sharp punchy throttle feel.
Strong Samsung Battery Tech
The heart of this bike is a 72V 44Ah battery. It uses top-grade Samsung 50S cells that are known for reliability and high discharge rates. The battery stores 3.17 kWh of power and can deliver a 5C peak discharge rate without fading. This means the bike maintains strong power output even when the battery is under heavy load on steep climbs. For slow riding, the bike can go up to 75 miles at 31 mph. The light 187 lb frame helps you get the most out of every watt. The included 72V 8A charger works with standard wall outlets from 100V to 240V, so you can charge at home or at a friend's place. Most riders can charge from empty to full in a few hours. The battery has an IPX7 water resistance rating, which keeps it safe from water and mud on wet trails.
Oregon Trail Riding Regulations for Electric Dirt Bikes
OHV Permit and Title Rules
To ride a high-power electric dirt bike like the Segway Xaber 300 on public land, you must follow state law. Oregon treats most electric off-road bikes as Class II All-Terrain Vehicles. Because the Xaber 300 produces 21 kW of peak power, it does not fit the legal definition of an e-bike in Oregon. You must buy an OHV permit to ride in designated off-road areas. These permits are affordable and last for two years. You can get them online from the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department or at local retailers in Bend. You do not need a driver's license to ride on OHV trails, but you must follow all posted trail signs and stay on designated paths.
Safety and Where to Ride
Oregon law requires any rider under 18 to wear a DOT-approved helmet on OHV trails. Young riders must also complete a safety course and carry an OHV safety card. The manufacturer recommends the Xaber 300 for riders 18 and older due to its high power and speed.
The Deschutes National Forest offers over 100 miles of OHV paths in the East Fort Rock area. This area is great for testing the Marzocchi suspension on technical terrain. The Millican Valley system provides wide open sandy tracks for high-speed riding. Always stay on marked paths to protect the soil and keep these areas open for electric dirt bikes.
Maintenance and Service at Voltaire Cycles Bend
Keeping a fast machine like the Segway Xaber 300 in top shape needs expert care. Our service shop in Bend offers full support for electric dirt bikes. We handle everything from basic checks to complex repairs.
Expert Service Skills
Electric motors are very different from gas engines. You do not need oil changes, air filters, or carburetor cleaning. But these bikes still need regular care to stay safe and perform well. We focus on battery health checks for the 72V Samsung 50S cells. We also scan the X720 controller for software updates and check the wiring for damage from trail debris. Our certified techs have the training to service high-power electric motors and complex electronics. Voltaire Cycles is the only authorized Segway service center in Central Oregon, so your Xaber 300 gets manufacturer-trained care. Learn more about our team on the About Voltaire Cycles of Central Oregon page.
High-End Parts and Repair
The Xaber 300 uses premium parts that need fine tuning. We service the Marzocchi 37mm forks and rear shocks to match your weight. Our techs also care for the 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes and their large 220mm rotors. We keep the 19-inch front and 17-inch rear tires in stock for quick swaps.
- Full suspension tuning for Marzocchi parts
- Hydraulic brake bleeds and pad changes
- Battery health tests and reports
- Drive chain checks and lubrication
- Tire and tube installs for off-road wheels
- Custom electric builds and conversions
Transporting Your Xaber 300
The Segway Xaber 300 weighs 187 pounds, so standard bike racks will not work. Most trunk-mounted or hitch-mounted bike racks are only rated for 60 to 80 pounds. You need a heavy-duty motorcycle carrier or a small utility trailer rated for 200 pounds or more. Check your vehicle's hitch class before buying a rack. A Class III or Class IV hitch provides the safest setup for this load. The 270mm ground clearance helps clear loading ramps without scraping the frame. Use at least two high-quality locking straps on the aluminum frame during transport. Make sure the straps do not rub against brake lines or electrical wires. Visit our Segway collection at Voltaire Cycles for advice on the right rack or trailer for your specific vehicle.
Frequently Asked Questions
What colors does the Segway Xaber 300 come in?
You can choose from two colors: Shred Velvet and Black Diamond. Both styles give the bike a sleek and tough look. You can see these colors at the Voltaire Cycles store in Bend.
How much weight can the Segway Xaber 300 carry?
This electric dirt bike has a total payload of 330 pounds. This high limit makes it a great choice for many adult riders and their gear. If you need a different fit, Voltaire Cycles can help you find the right bike.
Is the Segway Xaber 300 meant for adults or children?
The manufacturer recommends this bike for riders who are at least 18 years old. It can go 60 miles per hour and needs a high level of skill. Talk to the experts at the Segway collection at Voltaire Cycles to see if this bike is right for you.
Does the Segway Xaber 300 have a warranty?
Segway offers a standard manufacturer warranty on the Xaber 300. Coverage includes the frame, motor, battery, and controller for a set period after purchase. Voltaire Cycles of Central Oregon handles warranty claims and repairs in our Bend service center. We can help you understand what the warranty covers and register your bike after purchase. Contact us for specific warranty terms before you pre-order.
Where can I find service for a Segway Xaber 300 in Oregon?
You can get expert help at the Voltaire Cycles service center in Bend. Our team offers repairs and custom builds for many types of electric vehicles. Visit our news blog for more tips on caring for your electric dirt bike.
Ready to Pre-Order Your New Segway Xaber 300 in Central Oregon?
Supply for the Segway Xaber 300 is limited, and the first shipment is expected to sell out fast. If you do not get on the pre-order list now, you could face a long wait. Starting your pre-order today ensures your bike is ready for the best riding weather. We handle all the setup and prep work so your bike is ready to hit the trails the day you pick it up. Check our about page to learn how we support local riders with expert service.
Ready to pre-order? Call (541) 350-0669 to pre-order your Segway Xaber 300 or schedule a free consultation.