Rawrr Mantis
The 72V value play with more hardware than the ask suggests.
Short answer: the Mantis is the value conversation in this class — a 72V-class platform undercutting the establishment while shipping componentry that reads a class up. The catch is the usual challenger-brand trio: a thinner dealer network, a smaller aftermarket, and shorter track record on long-term durability. If the nearest support is far away, price the risk honestly before you price the bike.
Spec Sheet
| Motor power | ~7,500 W peak (claimed)(manufacturer-claimed; confirm current spec) |
|---|---|
| Battery | ~72V ~35Ah (~2,500 Wh)(verify pack spec by model year) |
| Weight | ~120–127 lb(claimed; varies by variant) |
| Top speed | ~55 mph (claimed)(mode-dependent) |
| Range | varies with pace(expect big swings — see the estimator) |
| Seat height | ~34 in(confirm against the current sheet) |
| Suspension travel | long-travel F/R(exact figures vary — verify) |
| Brakes | Hydraulic disc F/R(confirm caliper spec by variant) |
| Street legal | No (off-road)(conversion + registration path varies by state) |
| Wheel size | 19 in F/R(confirm by variant) |
| Charge time | several hours(charger-dependent) |
| Best for | Value-focused riders who want 72V pace and accept challenger-brand support |
| Price | Dealer channel — no on-page price. Check current price with a dealer. |
Directional, not exact — figures swing by model year, market, and battery config. Confirm the current factory sheet before buying.
Where to buy the Rawrr Mantis
Bikes in this class sell through dealer networks, so we don't list a price — current pricing lives with Rawrr and its dealers.
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Rawrr Mantis Parts & Upgrades
Soft-Loop Tie-Down Extensions
Soft loops that protect bars and controls when strapping down.
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VEVOR Dirt Bike Lift Stand
The VEVOR lift stand is a steel hydraulic jack with a listed 440 lb capacity, an adjustable height range and a rubber-topped, anti-slip deck for most dirt bikes. Measure the bike's ground clearance against the stand's minimum height before ordering.
View DealRawrr Mantis vs Sur-Ron Light Bee X
| Feature | Rawrr Mantis | Sur-Ron Light Bee X |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Check price | Check price |
| Top Speed | ~55 mph (claimed) | ~45–47 mph stock, off-road mode |
| Range | varies with pace | ~40–60 mi |
| Battery | ~72V ~35Ah (~2,500 Wh) | ~60V 32Ah (~1,920 Wh) stock |
| Motor Power | ~7,500 W peak (claimed) | ~3,000 W continuous / ~6,000 W peak |
| Weight | ~120–127 lb | ~110 lb (~50 kg) |
| Seat Height | ~34 in | ~31 in |
| Wheel Size | 19 in F/R | 19 in F/R |
| Street Legal | No (off-road) | No (off-road) |
| See full specs | See full specs |
Green = best in category
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