Trailblaze Motors Omega Electric Dirt Bike Canada

Experienced riders on permitted off-road terrain

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Product Overview

The Trailblaze Omega is a full-size, high-output electric dirt bike built around a permanent-magnet synchronous motor, a quick-release Samsung battery, and an off-road 21/18-inch wheel set.

Its 9 kW rated and 30 kW peak figures place it far beyond a conventional Canadian e-bike. Treat it as a powerful motor vehicle and ride only where this class of machine is permitted.

Orderable for Canadian customers. Trailblaze currently lists the model as available from its U.S. inventory. Supplier allocation, final cross-border freight, and destination are reconfirmed before fulfilment; no fixed dispatch or delivery date is promised.

Key Features & Benefits
  • 9 kW rated / 30 kW peak PMSM
  • Quick-release Samsung 109.2V 55Ah battery
  • 21/18-inch off-road wheel set
  • Adjustable 250 mm fork and 112 mm rear-shock travel
  • Regenerative and mechanical braking
  • Eco, Daily, and Sport modes
Specifications
  • Rated motor output: 9 kW
  • Peak motor output: 30 kW; manufacturer states at least 45 seconds
  • Motor: permanent-magnet synchronous motor
  • Battery: Samsung 50S 109.2V 55Ah quick-release lithium-ion
  • Manufacturer top-speed claim: up to 70 mph (113 km/h)
  • Manufacturer maximum-torque claim: 850 N m
  • Ride modes: Eco, Daily, Sport
  • Drive: chain, 13T front / 42T rear, 3.23 ratio
  • Brakes: DOT-approved hardware, regenerative braking, 4 mm rotors
  • Suspension: adjustable front fork with 250 mm travel; rear shock with 112 mm travel
  • Tires: 80/100-21 front and 120/100-18 rear
  • Display: LCD
  • Equipment: headlight, running/low/high beam, brake light, turn signals, horn, reverse, park, magnetic safety latch, kickstand, steering lock
Performance & Power

Trailblaze rates the motor at 9 kW and claims 30 kW peak output for at least 45 seconds. The company also lists 850 N m maximum torque and a 113 km/h top-speed claim.

Those figures are manufacturer claims, not guaranteed results. Terrain, charge level, temperature, rider mass, tire choice, and controller limits affect performance.

Battery & Range

The current technical sheet identifies a Samsung 50S lithium-ion pack rated at 109.2V and 55Ah. The pack is removable for service or swapping.

Trailblaze publishes mode-based runtime estimates rather than a single dependable Canadian range. Cold weather and aggressive off-road riding can reduce usable time substantially.

Safety Features

Regenerative braking supplements the DOT-approved mechanical brakes and 4 mm rotors. Lighting, horn, a magnetic safety latch, collapsible levers, steering lock, reverse, and park are included.

Primarily designed for off-road use. No blanket Canadian road-registration approval is represented. Confirm vehicle classification, registration, licensing, insurance, inspection, and local riding rules before any public-road use.

Pros & Cons (Honest Verdict)

Strengths: immense claimed output, a large removable battery, adjustable suspension, complete controls, and a distinct 21/18-inch off-road wheel set.

Trade-offs: premium price, cross-border fulfilment, final assembly, substantial mass, and no blanket Canadian road-registration approval.

Should You Buy It?

Consider the Omega if you are an experienced rider with secure storage and access to a permitted venue suited to a high-output electric motorcycle.

Choose a road-approved lower-power vehicle if public-road commuting is the primary requirement.

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Quick take

A short read before the full Street Rides review. Treat speed and range details as manufacturer claims unless Street Rides says otherwise.

  • Trailblaze Motors Omega Electric Dirt Bike Canada uses a 9 kW rated / 30 kW peak PMSM, Samsung 109.2V 55Ah removable battery, and 21/18-inch off-road wheel set. Orderable for Canadian customers. Trailblaze currently lists the model as available from its U.S. inventory. Supplier allocation, final cross-border freight, and destination are reconfirmed before fulfilment; no fixed dispatch or delivery date is promised. Primarily designed for off-road use. No blanket Canadian road-registration approval is represented. Confirm vehicle classification, registration, licensing, insurance, inspection, and local riding rules before any public-road use.
  • Shipping and returns: See our shipping and returns policy for full details on return eligibility, timelines, and any applicable restocking fees.

Trailblaze Omega vs Omega SM

Omega and Omega SM share the current motor, battery, braking, suspension, and rider-control platform. The wheel package is the practical dividing line.
Choose Omega for off-road terrain. Choose Omega SM for permitted firm-surface supermoto riding. Neither is represented as universally road legal in Canada.
One 30 kW platform, two wheel-and-tire packages.
Product Motor Battery Configuration Tires Canada price
Trailblaze Motors Omega Electric Dirt Bike Canada Choose Omega for loose terrain and obstacle clearance. 9 kW rated / 30 kW peak 109.2V 55Ah Samsung 50S 21/18-inch off-road wheel set 80/100-21 front and 120/100-18 rear C$10954.99
Trailblaze Motors Omega SM Electric Supermoto Canada Choose Omega SM for sharper firm-surface supermoto response. 9 kW rated / 30 kW peak 109.2V 55Ah Samsung 50S 17-inch supermoto wheel set 110/70-17 front and 140/60-17 rear C$11370.99

How this comparison was built

The current official technical sheets were preferred over older Trailblaze articles when values conflicted. Canadian legal status is kept separate from U.S. marketing language.

Source notes

Trailblaze product pages, resources, terms, videos, and written dealer terms checked September 12, 2026.

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StreetRides Expert Video Takeaway

Trailblaze Omega long-form riding video by John Hicks

The video shows the exact model's scale, controls, stance, and riding behaviour.

Video content reflects the creator's experience and may feature U.S. specifications or promotional relationships. Use the current Canadian listing for price, fulfilment, and legal-use guidance.