Question 1

How fast does the VALTINSU EM-10 go?

Accepted Answer

The EM-10 has a top speed of 31 mph (50 km/h) from its 48V 3,000W motor, with three selectable speed gears of 15, 22 and 31 mph.

Question 2

What is the range of the EM-10 on a single charge?

Accepted Answer

VALTINSU rates the 48V 20.8Ah battery at up to 31 miles (50 km) per charge, subject to terrain and speed.

Question 3

How long does the EM-10 take to charge?

Accepted Answer

A full charge takes approximately six hours with the supplied 54.6V / 3A charger.

Question 4

Is the VALTINSU EM-10 street legal?

Accepted Answer

No. The EM-10 is sold as an off-road electric dirt bike and is not street-legal in Pennsylvania or New Jersey. Ride it on private property, OHV parks, and approved trails.

Question 5

How much does the VALTINSU EM-10 cost?

Accepted Answer

The VALTINSU EM-10 is $1,499 brand-new at ScooterLand USA. Financing is available through American First Finance.

Question 6

Does the EM-10 come with a warranty?

Accepted Answer

VALTINSU does not publish warranty terms for the EM-10, so we cannot quote coverage here. Ask our staff about current terms when you visit or call (215) 288-6118. Please note all sales at ScooterLand USA are final — no returns or exchanges.

Question 7

Is the VALTINSU EM-10 Electric Dirt Bike in stock?

Accepted Answer

Call 215-288-6118 to confirm the VALTINSU EM-10 Electric Dirt Bike is on the floor at ScooterLand USA, 3818 K St, Philadelphia. Sales are made in person at the showroom.

Question 8

Does the VALTINSU EM-10 Electric Dirt Bike come assembled?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our service team assembles, fluid-fills and inspects every unit at our Philadelphia shop before pickup.

Question 9

Are these electric bikes street legal?

Accepted Answer

Our electric dirt bikes are sold as off-road e-motos and are not street-legal in PA or NJ. Ride them on private property, OHV parks, and approved trails.

Question 10

How far can an electric dirt bike go on one charge?

Accepted Answer

Real-world range is typically 40–60 miles depending on rider weight, terrain, and assist mode. Eco mode extends range; sport mode shortens it.