BRZ Racoon Pro 84V 60Ah 12kW Electric Dirt Bike

€6.999,00

Delivery available to 19 counties, or free collection from Virginia, Co. Cavan. Delivery charges are shown at checkout.

Dirt Bikes Ireland is an independent Irish reseller of Quad Warehouse bikes and quads. Supplier availability is not ready-to-collect stock in Cavan. How it works

Colour: White

Assembly Choose one Boxed (Self Assembled)Collected boxed · Assembly required Fully Assembled (+€120)Built and checked before collection

Buying this for Christmas?Tick to hold your order for collection from 1 December 2026 in Virginia, County Cavan. We will confirm when it is ready. No extra charge; full payment at checkout.

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Product information

Description

The BRZ Racoon Pro combines an 84V electric system with a brushless motor rated at 3kW nominal and up to 12kW peak. Large 21/18-inch wheels, adjustable hydraulic suspension and an LCD dashboard form its full-size dirt-bike layout.

Specifications

Motor	Brushless; 3000W nominal / up to 12000W peak
Battery listing	84V 60Ah lithium
Wheels	21-inch front / 18-inch rear
Front tyre	80/100–21
Rear tyre	110/90–18
Suspension	Adjustable hydraulic
Display	LCD with speed, battery and power-mode information
Equipment	Lighting, mirrors and number-plate bracket
Seat height	Confirm exact measurement with us before ordering.

Road use and Irish approval

Quad Warehouse describes this model as road-legal for the UK. This UK-only statement does not confirm eligibility for public-road use or registration in Ireland. Before buying for road use in Ireland, contact the NSAI about vehicle type approval and Revenue or the NCTS about registration and VRT. Ask them whether this specific vehicle is eligible and whether any changes are required. Do not assume UK approval is accepted in Ireland.