2025 Rawrr Mantis Mini R Electric Dirtbike

Base Specs

Electric Dirtbike Specs

Model: Mantis Mini R
Year: 2025
Price: $2,399
Weight: 115.7 lbs
Weight Limit: 165 lbs
Battery Capacity: 1440 Wh
Battery Details: 72V | Lithium Ion
Battery Removable: Yes
Motor Watts: 2000 W
Motor Torque: 219 Nm
Motor Details: PMSM motor

The Rawrr Mantis Mini R is an electric mini dirt bike designed for younger or smaller riders, featuring a 72V 1440Wh battery system and a PMSM motor rated at 3000W with peak output up to 6500W. The Mini R uses a 14 inch front wheel and 12 inch rear wheel configuration, while the related Mini R17 version is intended for taller riders with larger wheels. According to the manufacturer specifications for the Mini R model, it offers a claimed range of up to 31 miles, a top speed of approximately 43 mph, three selectable ride modes, hydraulic disc brakes, adjustable suspension, and a lightweight aluminum frame. Additional features include a magnetic kill switch, brake sensors, app based tuning controls, and an IP66 water resistance rating. 

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The Freshly Charged Take


The Mini eDirt Bike That Grows With You: Rawrr Mantis Mini R & R17 Review

The Rawrr Mantis Mini R is a genuinely well-built mini dirt bike that punches above its size class with premium components, a sinewave controller that delivers smooth and tunable power delivery, and a Bluetooth app that lets you dial the bike up or down depending on who is riding it. The headline feature is the upgrade path: buy the stock R with smaller tires for a younger kid, then swap to the R17 kit as they grow taller and more skilled, without buying a whole new bike. Testing showed the R17 configuration hits 45 mph and counterintuitively produced better acceleration than the stock setup, which the team attributes to tighter chain tension after reassembly. The honest limitations are suspension that bottoms out for riders over roughly 150 pounds, no headlight, no key-based security, and an upgrade kit that ships without any installation instructions. Best suited for families with kids growing into the sport, or adults who want a compact and capable neighborhood pit bike and understand they are riding a mini platform rather than a full sized machine.

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