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| + | ===== Nomadix ===== | ||
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| + | == I rode Juiced’s 70 MPH Nomadix electric dirt bike, and the $2,495 price is a steal == | ||
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| + | Micah Toll - Sep 1 2026 11:07 am PT | ||
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| + | The electric dirt bike/e-moto market has developed a pretty obvious split over the last few years. On one end, there’s a seemingly endless supply of inexpensive no-name machines with questionable components and varying levels of quality. On the other, there are legitimately impressive machines from established brands, but they tend to come with prices to match. | ||
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| + | The new Juiced Nomadix R lands somewhere much more interesting in the middle, offering better quality components but at a price that competes well with the budget offerings. After spending several hours riding one off-road, I think Juiced may have just created one of the best performance-per-dollar electric dirt bikes on the market. | ||
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| + | And at $2,495, the price is a huge part of the story. | ||
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| + | But don’t just listen to me; see for yourself! Check out my testing video below before continuing on with my complete written thoughts. | ||
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