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Biktrix RogueHawk FS Step-Over | 70V
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Biktrix

RogueHawk FS Step-Over | 70V

E-dirt hub Value 80/100
$2,699 USD 0
Best offer · Biktrix seen Jul 14, 2026 View offer

The RogueHawk FS is a powerhouse with one of the most powerful rear hub motors from Biktrix. Its 70V 20Ah 1400Wh battery, paired with a 3300W peak motor, delivers intense off-the-line speed that lets you dominate any terrain.

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The full suspension frame keeps you comfortable while you harness that raw power. And if you want to go even harder or ride longer, just add a second battery for extra juice.

Retailer's own copy, quoted as published.

Source: biktrix.com · confidence: low · brand page

Specifications — as published

Motor
3300 W hub
Battery
1400 Wh · 70 V
Max payload
150 kg

Only fields published by the brand are shown — nothing is estimated.

Where it stands legally · United States

Power or cutoff isn't published for this model, so we can't call its class. State rules.

Offers — US (USD)

  • Biktrix 0 $2,699 USD Offer

Prices are read nightly from retailer storefronts; markdowns are the retailer's own list-vs-current price. This is the US edition — see the Canada price.

Performance Overview

MotorBatteryPayload
RogueHawk FS Step-Over | 70VE-dirt median

Strengths

  • Max payload10%

    150 kg vs 136.4 kg avg

Weaknesses

  • Motor power20%

    3300 W vs 4126.7 W avg

Percentiles and averages are computed at build time from published specs of e-dirt models in the index — no spec is estimated. Categories with sparse data show fewer axes.

The verdict — computed, not opined

The most motor of any e-dirt at or under $2,699 USD.
  • Value Score 80/100 — ranked 12 of 33 USD-priced e-dirt models
  • Price rank 17 of 42 e-dirt models priced in USD
  • Also sold in the Canada edition — see the CA price.

Every line above is derived from catalog data at build time — how scoring works.