Talaria
Talaria Komodo TL6000 Electric Motorcycle
Pickup available at Unit 19B, Fashion City, D24 YT68
Usually ready in 24 hours
Introducing the Talaria Komodo — the next-generation electric performance bike built to challenge the limits. Designed for riders who demand power, control, and unrelenting thrill, the Komodo is not just a competitor — it’s a game changer. With a peak output of 32KW, the Komodo delivers instant torque and relentless acceleration. Powered by a 96V 45Ah lithium battery, this beast is built for serious riders who crave extended range and top-tier performance.
The Komodo packs a 32 kW peak electric motor (43 hp) with 8.6 kW continuous output and a jaw-dropping 754 Nm of peak torque, giving it 0–30 mph in just 1.9 s and 0–60 mph in 4.5 s, and a top speed of 66 mph . The bike’s power is managed through three ride modes—Eco, Sport and Hyper—and a four-level, thumb-adjustable regenerative braking system . Energy comes from a removable 4.4 kWh battery pack, delivering a combined range of around 70 miles at 30 mph and a full charge in approximately 1.5 hours.
Product Specifications
Please Note: All specifications are provided by the manufacturer and are for reference purposes only. Actual performance such as speed, range, and incline capability may vary depending on rider weight, road conditions, terrain, weather, and maintenance.
🚚 Shipping & Delivery
🇮🇪 Ireland (Within 5-10 working days)
€15 on orders less than €300
Free on orders over €300
🇪🇺 EU Countries
Standard Delivery: Within 5-10 working days
✅ Taxes & Duties
All customs charges and import duties are fully paid by us
This product contains electrical components and rechargeable batteries. Please do not dispose of it with household waste.
To protect the environment and comply with EU regulations, recycle your electric bike or scooter responsibly by returning it to an authorized electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) collection point or battery recycling center.
Look for the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol
on the product and packaging, indicating separate collection is required.For more information on recycling and disposal in Ireland, visit WEEE Ireland.
