3000WFreego Nova 3
A mid-drive electric with hydraulic disc brakes and honest range math: 50 miles cruising, 20 miles at a flat-out 40 mph. The affordable way into real electric motorcycling.
🔒 Secure checkout · 0% financing available · 30-day support
Key features
- Top Speed: 40 mph
- Motor: 1000W brushless
- Battery: 60V lithium
- Range: Up to 50 miles
- Brakes: Hydraulic disc
- Frame: Steel
Full specifications
- Eco mode (at 10mph)
- 50 miles Sports mode (at 40mph): 20 miles
- Motor
- 1000W brushless
- Battery
- 60V lithium
- Top Speed
- 40 mph
- Range
- Up to 50 miles
- Brakes
- Hydraulic disc
- Frame
- Steel
About this machine
The Nova 3 is built around two components that usually cost more: a mid-drive motor — centered mass, geared drive, the architecture real electric motorcycles use — and hydraulic disc brakes, which outperform the cable-pull brakes common at this price every single time you grab a handful.
Freego publishes its range the honest way, and so do we: up to 50 miles if you cruise at 10 mph, about 20 miles if you hold it wide open at its 40 mph top speed. Real riding lands in between — plan on a solid afternoon per charge from the 60V pack.
The 1000W brushless mid-drive won't scare anyone on paper, but electric torque arrives all at once from zero — off the line it rides above its wattage, and there's no clutch or shifting to fumble.
Steel frame, free shipping to your door, and warranty claims go through us: a full year on battery, motor, and controller under Freego's coverage.
More Electric Dirt Bikes

Electric Dirt Bike
KOOZ HP01E
The first dirt bike. Sized for ages 4–8 with a 19.5-inch seat, easy 500W max power, and a real disc brake — the simplest way to put a grin on a little rider. Ships free.
500WSold outElectric Dirt Bike
X-PRO 300W 36V Electric Dirt Bike
The lithium step-up starter: 300W with adjustable speed, real 12-inch pneumatic tires, a push-button start, and a light 36V battery that recharges in about 4 hours.
500WSold outElectric Dirt Bike
X-PRO XP500E 500W 36V Electric Dirt Bike
Five hundred watts of tidy, simple electric dirt bike with a real disc brake — the XP500E covers the gap between starter toys and serious machines.










