KMS Electric Dirt Bike Dealer and OEM Configuration Guide

Choosing a motorcycle for a dealership or private-label range starts with the exact configuration. The KMS catalog contains different battery chemistries, frame materials, wheel sizes and tire versions. A clear model specification helps buyers compare quotations and confirm what will be supplied.

1. Start with the model and version

For the G1 kids range, Standard has a 24V 4.5Ah lead-acid battery, while Premium uses 24V 6Ah and includes decals. In the X1 range, X1-48-MX-21 has off-road tires, while X1-60-MY-22 is the road-tire configuration. These differences should appear in the purchase specification.

2. Compare rated power and battery specification

T1-60-MY-21 combines a 1500W rated geared mid-drive motor with a 60V 24Ah LG-cell battery. T2-72-MY-21 uses a 2500W rated motor and 72V 25Ah battery. Peak output is a separate specification; it should not be presented as the rated output when comparing models.

3. Review chassis and included equipment

Compare seat height, ground clearance, wheel size, net weight and rated load. Check whether the headlight is included, optional or absent. Suspension adjustment also varies: the T1 lists adjustable front damping, while several other configurations list non-adjustable damping.

4. Confirm export packing and market requirements

The individual product pages list carton dimensions, gross weight and container quantities. Ask the team to confirm the final packing plan for the order. Discuss charger requirements and the documents needed for the destination market. A charger specification or road-tire configuration should not be treated as evidence of whole-vehicle road approval.

5. Prepare a useful dealer or OEM inquiry

• Exact model and tire version
• Order quantity and preferred colors
• Destination country, city or port
• Branding, packaging or other customization requirements
• Required delivery schedule and supporting documents

KMS Motors is the brand of Yongkang Komoshi Technology Co., Ltd. Contact the team to discuss dealer supply and OEM/ODM requirements. Available options, commercial terms and lead times should be confirmed in the quotation.

Send the model, quantity, destination country and delivery city or port through the KMS contact page. Include your preferred configuration and colors so the team can prepare a relevant quotation.