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Kayo eC2i

$3,800

✓ In stock · Ships United States, Europe & Worldwide

Kayo positions the eC2i as a direct SSR Motorsports alternative, sitting almost exactly between the two SSR models we carry — above the SR-E8 Pro's $3,499 and below the SR-E15 Pro's $4,499 — which makes it a natural middle option for riders comparing value across brands rather than committing to one name. At $3,800, it's also priced within a dollar of the Electro & Co ETM RTR ($3,799), though the two take different approaches: the ETM RTR leans into tight, technical pit-bike handling, while the eC2i is built as a more conventional mid-power trail machine. Both sit comfortably under our $5,200 category median. Kayo is chosen here for build quality rather than headline speed claims, which suits riders who want dependable off-road performance — instant torque, near-silent operation, low maintenance — without the premium attached to bikes like the Sur-Ron Ultra Bee at $5,500. As an off-highway vehicle, the eC2i is meant for private-land and trail use, not street riding — legal road use would depend on registration, insurance and licensing where you live, so wear a helmet and proper gear and check local OHV laws before riding. It ships free to the US, Europe and worldwide.

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⚠ Off-Road Use Only: This vehicle is designed for off-road, private-land use. It is not street-legal without appropriate registration, insurance and licensing where required. Always wear a helmet and proper safety gear, and check your state and local OHV laws before riding.

Specifications

BrandKayo
CategoryAdult Electric Dirt Bikes
ModelKayo eC2i
ConditionNew
DrivetrainElectric
AvailabilityIn stock — ships worldwide
WarrantyManufacturer warranty
ShippingFree over $2,000

Specifications are indicative and provided in good faith; they may vary by production batch and configuration. Confirm final specs, pricing and availability with Umbra Electric before ordering.

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Frequently asked questions

The eC2i is $3,800, with a 10% discount for paying in BTC or USDT. It's over our $2,000 threshold, so shipping is free.

The eC2i is built as an SSR Motorsports alternative for trail riders comparing value — at $3,800 it sits between the SSR SR-E8 Pro ($3,499) and SR-E15 Pro ($4,499). All three are worth cross-shopping on spec and feel with our team.

It's a mid-power machine built for trail riding — instant torque, near-silent operation and low maintenance, chosen for build quality rather than headline speed claims. It's a good fit for riders who want dependable off-road performance without flagship pricing.

Yes, the eC2i is backed by manufacturer warranty coverage like every model in our lineup. Reach out to our team for full coverage details and current specs before ordering.

No — it's an off-highway vehicle for private-land and trail use, not street riding. It isn't street-legal without the registration, insurance and licensing your area may require, so wear a helmet and proper gear and check local OHV laws before riding.

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