Yozma

Yozma e dirt bikes

If you're deciding between an easier first off-road bike and something with more headroom to grow into, that's really the whole Yozma range in one question. The IN 10 is the lighter, simpler starting point: a 2,600W peak motor, 146Nm of torque, hydraulic disc brakes, and a nitrogen rear shock built to soak up rough terrain, with a real-world range of up to 85km. The IN 10 Pro is the one to pick if you already know you'll want more: an inverted front fork, a reverse gear, three riding modes to match your confidence level as it grows, and UL Certification, rated to carry riders up to 136kg. Neither is a bike you'll outgrow in a season, and neither is road legal, both are strictly off-road machines, so factor that into where you'll actually ride before you buy.

What is Yozma?

An off-road electric mini dirt bike brand with two models on PedL: the IN 10 and the step-up IN 10 Pro.

Who is Yozma for?

Teens and adults new to off-road riding, through to more experienced riders who want the Pro's extra power. That's Yozma's own framing on the IN 10's product page.

IN 10 or IN 10 Pro, which one should I actually get?

If this is your or your rider's first off-road bike, start with the IN 10, it's lighter and simpler to handle while you build confidence. If you already ride and know you'll want to push harder soon, the Pro's extra torque, reverse gear, and multiple riding modes mean you won't be shopping for an upgrade again in six months.

Is the Yozma IN 10 or IN 10 Pro road legal?

No. Both are labelled off-road only, so this isn't the range to buy if you need something registrable for the street.

Does the Yozma arrive ready to ride?

Not out of the box. PedL offers a professional assembly and delivery service so it's safety-checked and ready to go, or you can have it shipped to you boxed and assemble it yourself.

If you go the self-assembly route (or use a third party other than PedL), PedL's own terms are explicit that responsibility for anything that goes wrong from improper setup sits with you, not them. If you're not confident doing that yourself, the assembly option is worth it for that reason alone.