Garland verdict
60 for value. 60R for the sweet spot. RS for maximum performance.
The Dragster 60R is our all-round pick because its 5.2kW peak motor and larger 26Ah battery are meaningful upgrades over the 60. The RS goes further again with a 72V system, longer chassis and stronger braking specification. These are fast private-land machines; rider experience matters more than age alone.
2026 EBOX Dragster specifications compared
This is the quickest way to see where your money goes. Figures are manufacturer-claimed; speed and range vary with rider weight, terrain, temperature, tyre pressure, riding mode and throttle use.
| Specification | Dragster 60 | Dragster 60R | Dragster RS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electrical system | 60V | 60V | 72V |
| Motor | EBX PMSM, encoder and temperature feedback | EBX PMSM | EBX PMSM |
| Rated / peak power | 3.3kW / 3.7kW | 4.5kW / 5.2kW | 5.4kW / 6.3kW |
| Battery | 60V 18.2Ah | 60V 26Ah with BMS | 72V 25Ah smart BMS |
| Controller | 80A Fardriver | 80A Fardriver | 80A Fardriver |
| Claimed top speed | Up to 45mph | Up to 53mph | Up to 56mph |
| Claimed range | 21–25 miles | 25–28 miles | 28–31 miles |
| Charge time | 5–6 hours | 4–5 hours | 4–5 hours |
| Riding modes / display | 3 modes / TFT | 3 modes / TFT | 3 modes / TFT |
| Seat height | 585mm | 585mm | 610mm |
| Wheelbase | 882mm | 882mm | 910mm |
| Wheels and tyres | 6-inch, 145/70-6 supermoto | 6-inch, 145/70-6 supermoto | 6-inch, 145/70-6 supermoto |
| Brakes | Hydraulic, 160mm discs | Hydraulic, 160mm discs | Hydraulic, 180mm front / 160mm rear discs |
| Front suspension | Inverted forks | Bronze inverted forks | 100mm inverted forks with CNC triple clamps |
| Best suited to | Lowest-priced route into the range | Strongest all-round balance | Experienced riders wanting the flagship |
Meet the three Dragsters
EBOX Dragster 60
The 60 keeps the same low mini-moto stance and 6-inch supermoto layout, but uses the smallest battery and least powerful motor here. At up to 45mph, it is still a serious performance machine—not a children’s starter bike.
- Power: 3.3kW rated / 3.7kW peak
- Battery: 60V 18.2Ah
- Speed: up to 45mph
- Range: claimed 21–25 miles
- Chassis: 585mm seat, 882mm wheelbase
EBOX Dragster 60R
The 60R shares the 60’s compact dimensions but adds substantially more peak power and a battery with over 40% more stated capacity. That makes it the most convincing balance of pace, usable range and price.
- Power: 4.5kW rated / 5.2kW peak
- Battery: 60V 26Ah with BMS
- Speed: up to 53mph
- Range: claimed 25–28 miles
- Extras: bronze forks, LED light, suede seat
EBOX Dragster RS
The RS is more than a higher-voltage 60R. Its 72V powertrain, longer wheelbase, taller seat, uprated front end and larger front brake give it a more substantial specification for experienced riders.
- Power: 5.4kW rated / 6.3kW peak
- Battery: 72V 25Ah smart BMS
- Speed: up to 56mph
- Range: claimed 28–31 miles
- Chassis: 610mm seat, 910mm wheelbase
What stays the same—and what changes?
Shared Dragster character
- Compact, low mini-moto riding position
- EBX permanent-magnet synchronous motor
- 80A Fardriver controller
- Three riding modes and TFT display
- 6-inch supermoto wheels and tyres
- Hydraulic disc brakes
The upgrades that matter
- Motor output rises from 3.7kW to 5.2kW to 6.3kW peak
- Battery capacity and claimed range increase
- The RS moves to a 72V electrical system
- The RS has a longer, taller chassis
- The RS receives a larger 180mm front brake disc
- Suspension and finishing equipment become more premium
Direct head-to-head buying advice
Dragster 60 vs 60R
Both have the same seat height and wheelbase, so the decision is mainly performance and budget. Choose the 60 for the lower entry price. Choose the 60R if you will value the stronger motor and much larger battery; for many buyers, that is the worthwhile upgrade.
Dragster 60R vs RS
The 60R is the compact sweet spot. The RS is faster, longer, taller and better equipped at the front brake and suspension. Choose the RS because you specifically want the 72V flagship—not simply because it has the biggest number.
Dragster 60 vs RS
These sit at opposite ends of the range. The 60 is the value-led choice; the RS adds 2.6kW of claimed peak power, a higher-voltage battery and a more substantial chassis. Rider ability should decide before budget does.
Which rider suits each model?
| If your priority is… | Best starting point | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest price in the current Dragster range | Dragster 60 | It delivers the core compact Dragster format without the cost of the larger powertrain. |
| Best balance of power, battery and compact dimensions | Dragster 60R | It retains the 60’s 585mm seat and 882mm wheelbase while making a major performance step. |
| Highest specification and 72V performance | Dragster RS | It has the strongest motor, longest claimed range and more developed chassis specification. |
| A compact machine for a less experienced rider | Speak to us first | Even the 60 is claimed to reach 45mph. Experience, controls, supervision and riding environment all matter. |
Dragster range vs EBOX V3 range
Choose a Dragster for its low, compact mini-moto stance and 6-inch supermoto tyres. Look at the EBOX V3 range if you prefer a taller electric dirt-bike layout, larger wheels and a more traditional off-road riding position. They are different formats rather than direct trim levels of the same bike.
Read the full Dragster range guide Explore the EBOX V3 rangeImportant safety and legal information
EBOX Dragster bikes are not road legal. They are intended for off-road use on private land with the landowner’s permission. Published speeds are significant, so suitable protective equipment, a controlled riding area and responsible supervision are essential.
Select Garland’s professional build and pre-delivery inspection service at checkout if you want the bike prepared before delivery. A boxed bike requires assembly and safety checks by a suitably qualified mechanic before use. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions and check brakes, controls, fasteners, tyres and drivetrain before every ride.
Frequently asked questions
Which EBOX Dragster is best overall?
For most confident, experienced riders comparing the three, the Dragster 60R offers the strongest all-round balance. It keeps the compact dimensions of the 60 while gaining a 5.2kW peak motor and 60V 26Ah battery.
What is the difference between the Dragster 60 and 60R?
The 60R has a more powerful motor, a larger battery, a higher claimed top speed, slightly longer claimed range and upgraded finishing equipment. Their stated seat height and wheelbase are the same.
What makes the Dragster RS different?
The RS uses a 72V powertrain with 6.3kW claimed peak output. It also has a longer wheelbase, taller seat, 100mm inverted forks with CNC triple clamps and a larger 180mm front brake disc.
Which EBOX Dragster is fastest?
The 72V Dragster RS is the fastest current model, with a manufacturer-claimed top speed of up to 56mph. Conditions, setup and rider weight affect real-world performance.
Is the Dragster 60 a beginner bike?
No model capable of a claimed 45mph should be treated as a toy or selected on age alone. The 60 is the least powerful of these three, but it still requires appropriate experience, protective equipment, supervision and private land.
Are EBOX Dragster bikes road legal?
No. These bikes are for off-road use on private land with the landowner’s permission. They must not be used on public roads, pavements, cycle paths or other public spaces.
How accurate are the range figures?
They are manufacturer-claimed estimates. Actual range changes with rider weight, terrain, temperature, speed, tyre pressure and throttle use, so it should be used for comparison rather than treated as guaranteed mileage.
Can Garland Powersports assemble my bike?
Yes. Professional build and pre-delivery inspection can be selected at checkout where offered. If ordered boxed, the bike must be correctly assembled and safety-checked by a suitably qualified mechanic before use.
Final verdict
Choose the Dragster 60 for the most affordable route into the current range.
Choose the Dragster 60R for the best all-round blend of compact size, power and battery capacity.
Choose the Dragster RS for the 72V flagship, provided the rider has the experience to use it responsibly.
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