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Segway Xaber 300

An electric dirt bike with app-tunable power modes, traction control and wheelie limiting. Specs, what reviewers said and where it can legally be ridden.

Segway Xaber 300 electric dirt bike in black with silver and red accents, three-quarter front view on a white background, showing its motocross-style frame, long-travel front fork, knobby spoked wheels, red brake calipers and flat seat.
Off-road use classification. The manufacturer's stated classification: “For riders 18 years and older, off-road use only”. That means it is not marketed as a standard Class 1/2/3 e-bike for public roads. Rules for riding on roads, paths and trails vary by state — check your state's law before you buy (see our 50-state e-bike law guide).
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Segway Xaber 300 at a glance: who it fits

The Segway Xaber 300 is an electric dirt bike, not a bicycle. Segway lists an 8,000 W mid-mounted motor with 21,000 W peak output, a 72 V Samsung-cell battery, Marzocchi suspension with 220 mm of travel, 4-piston hydraulic brakes and a 96 km/h (about 60 mph) top speed, at $5,299.99. It is sold for riders 18 and older and for off-road use only. The reviewers we read focused on its software: selectable power modes, a virtual clutch, traction control and wheelie limiting that make a very powerful bike approachable.

Choose the Xaber 300 if you want a modern electric dirt bike for trails, private land or a track, and value tunable power modes for skill progression. Look elsewhere if you need a street-legal commuter or a Class 1–3 e-bike; this is neither.

Key specifications, in plain English

  • Motor: Segway custom mid-mounted flat-wire motor, 8,000 W rated (Segway lists 21,000 W peak).
  • Battery: 72 V with Samsung 50S cells.
  • Top speed: 96 km/h as listed.
  • Range: up to 120 km at 50 km/h (manufacturer claim).
  • Weight and load: 85 kg; 150 kg payload.
  • Suspension: Marzocchi 37 mm fork with 220 mm of travel.
  • Brakes: front and rear 4-piston hydraulic discs, 220 mm × 3 mm rotors.
  • Wheels: 70/100-19 front, 80/100-17 rear.
  • Frame: aluminium alloy. Display: 2.4-inch TFT.

What independent reviewers found

Software and controls

Captain Electro’s Anna McDee (January 2026) described the Xaber 300 as feeling like a mature product from a company that understands software as well as hardware. She highlighted three app-adjustable power modes (roughly 15, 30 and about 40 horsepower equivalents), a virtual electronic clutch lever, tunable traction control for mud, rock and pavement, gyroscopic wheelie control with an adjustable maximum angle, and geo-fencing parental controls. She listed the $5,299 price as an accessible entry point and the lack of official performance data and the absence of a two-stroke “soul” as the drawbacks.

Why the numbers do not line up

The published figures for this bike are inconsistent: Segway lists 8,000 W rated and 21,000 W peak, while other coverage describes 21 kW and 600 N·m of torque with a claimed 0–50 mph time, and some sources use horsepower or different top-speed figures. Motorcycle-style power ratings are not standardised the way e-bike ratings are, so treat any single number with caution and use the manufacturer’s page as the primary reference.

Customer-service reports

Some buyer reports we saw allege problems with support responsiveness and delivered components; we could not verify those claims, so check current owner feedback and Segway’s warranty terms before you buy.

Who should buy the Segway Xaber 300

  • Adults and older teens (18+ per Segway) who want a modern electric dirt bike with training-wheel safety features.
  • Families that want geo-fencing and power-mode limits for a rider who is still learning.

Who should skip it

  • Anyone looking for something they can ride on public roads without registration — see urban commuter e-bikes.
  • Riders who want a pedal-assist e-bike experience.

Legality: an off-road vehicle

Segway sells the Xaber 300 for off-road use only. Where it may be ridden depends on state and local law and on land-owner permission; start with our 50-state e-bike law guide for how states define e-bikes versus motor vehicles, and check for OHV rules where you ride. The battery pack is a high-capacity lithium unit; read our UL 2849 vs. UL 2271 explainer on why certification matters, and confirm what certifications Segway lists for this model.

Segway Xaber 300 vs. the alternatives

Before you buy: a short checklist

  1. Confirm you have a legal place to ride it.
  2. Check the current warranty and service terms.
  3. Read Segway’s shipping and return policies and how purchases work here.
  4. Plan for protective gear and rider training.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Segway Xaber 300 street legal?

Segway sells it for off-road use only.

How fast is the Xaber 300?

Segway lists 96 km/h (about 60 mph).

What is the minimum rider age?

Segway states riders must be 18 or older.

What is the range?

Segway claims up to 120 km at 50 km/h; real range depends on mode, terrain and rider weight.

How much does it cost?

Press coverage lists $5,299; confirm on Segway’s store.

Sources and further reading

Full manufacturer specifications

  • Motor: Segway Custom High-Performance Mid-Mounted Flat-Wire Motor
  • Motor power: 8000 W
  • Peak wattage: 21000 W
  • Top speed: 96 km/h
  • Battery voltage: 72V
  • Battery cells: Samsung 50S cells
  • Weight: 85 kg
  • Maximum payload: 150 kg
  • Frame: Aluminum Alloy
  • Brakes: Front and rear 4-piston hydraulic disc with 220 mm X 3 mm rotors
  • Suspension: Marzocchi 37mm thickened fork, 220mm long travel
  • Tires: Front 70/100-19; Rear 80/100-17
  • Display: 2.4 inch TFT display
  • Range (manufacturer claim): Up to 120km at 50km/h
  • Use classification: For riders 18 years and older, off-road use only

Quick answers about the Segway Xaber 300

What are the Segway Xaber 300's key specifications?

Motor: 8000 W. Weight: 85 kg. Max payload: 150 kg. These are manufacturer-published figures, not our measurements.

Can the Segway Xaber 300 be ridden on public roads?

The manufacturer's stated classification is: "For riders 18 years and older, off-road use only". Rules for roads, paths and trails vary by state; check your state's law before buying.

How far can the Segway Xaber 300 go on one charge?

The manufacturer claims Up to 120km at 50km/h. That is a manufacturer claim, not our measurement; real range depends on rider weight, terrain, assist level and temperature.

How much does the Segway Xaber 300 cost?

The manufacturer's list price when we last checked was $5,300. Prices and promotions change, so confirm on the brand's site.

Is the Segway Xaber 300 UL certified?

We have not yet verified a UL 2849 or UL 2271 certification for this model, so we do not claim one.

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Specifications source: manufacturer product page, retrieved 2026-09-19.