Premium, reliable electric dirt bikes. Strong dealer margins. A lineup built to move. Real support for your dealership and every rider you put on a bike.
Add a performance-driven, all-electric OEM to your floor—with local inventory, protected pricing, and people who pick up the phone.
Built to race. Built to last.
Built to last
Race-focused engineering and premium components you can stand behind.
High margins
Published dealer tiers and protected advertised pricing.
Built to move
Compelling value across youth, step-up, and full-size bikes.
Real support
Lehi-based parts, technical help, and a direct dealer relationship.
01 / Our mission
Off screens. On bikes.
Get more families riding—and help good dealerships build a business they’re proud to stand behind.
We believe the next generation deserves real bikes, real time outdoors, and a way into the sport that doesn’t price them out. That takes more than a lower sticker price. It takes a quality product, an honest sales process, and support long after the first ride.
That’s why KICKIN Bikes brings RFN to Utah and Idaho through local dealers who know their customers. When riders get the right bike and dealers can make a fair return, everyone has a reason to keep riding.
02 / The RFN brand
Accessible. Not entry-level.
RFN is a global, all-electric motorcycle OEM built around competition—not a budget bike with racing graphics.
Chassis balance, power delivery, suspension, and braking are developed with serious riding in mind. Premium components, swappable battery systems, and a range of sizes give riders room to progress without leaving the brand.
For your dealership, that means a credible alternative to the familiar names: purpose-built motorcycles with a compelling performance-to-price story.
Ten electric dirt-bike models. Six youth models and four Warrior performance models—covering everything from a rider’s first throttle to trails, hard enduro, and racing.
EVOWARRIOR
10 models One brand to grow with.
$599–$5,649 Published lineup MSRP.
AMA-certified race models Red Bull pro-level hard-enduro experience.
Lineup and pricing from the September 2026 RFN/KICKIN dealer guide. Race eligibility is model- and class-specific. Ask your rep about the current model range, availability, pricing, and competition eligibility.
03 / Bike comparisons
A strong answer to the big-name brands.
Give your sales team more than “it’s electric.” Give them a value story customers can see.
Youth electric / 2026 models
RFN E5 vs KTM SX-E 5
RFN E5 and KTM SX-E 5 specifications
At a glance
RFN E5
KTM SX-E 5
Base MSRP
$2,599
$5,799
Peak power
5 kW
5 kW
Battery energy
1,200 Wh
907 Wh
Wheels, front/rear
12″ / 10″
12″ / 10″
$3,200 lower base MSRP. Approximately 32% more listed battery energy, with the same listed peak power.
Youth step-up / 2026 models
RFN E8 vs KTM 65 SX
RFN E8 and KTM 65 SX specifications
At a glance
RFN E8
KTM 65 SX
Base MSRP
$3,599
$5,899
Powertrain
8 kW electric
65cc two-stroke
Shifting
No gears to shift
6-speed manual
Wheels, front/rear
14″ / 12″
14″ / 12″
$2,300 lower base MSRP. A simpler ownership pitch for families moving into a larger youth bike.
Base-MSRP comparisons exclude taxes, setup, and delivery. KTM lists an additional $425 freight charge on both models. Different chassis, suspension, powertrains, and riding characteristics mean these are not identical-performance comparisons. Battery energy does not establish riding range. Specifications and prices may change.
A 19″ / 16″ electric platform for riders who want a smaller footprint, a lower seat, and no clutch or gears to manage.
On smaller screens, swipe the table to compare every model.
RFN E15 compared with KTM 85 SX 19/16 and KTM 125 SX
At a glance
RFN E15
KTM 85 SX 19/16
KTM 125 SX
Base MSRP
$5,499
$7,249
$8,449
Powertrain
15 kW peak electric
85cc two-stroke
125cc two-stroke
Transmission
Single-speed
6-speed manual
6-speed manual
Seat height
34.6″
34.3″
Full-size
Listed weight
Approx. 190 lb
152 lb dry
Not listed in dealer guide
Wheels, front/rear
19″ / 16″
19″ / 16″
21″ / 19″
$1,750 below the KTM 85 SX’s base MSRP. The same listed wheel format with single-speed electric operation. The KTM 125 SX comparison gives customers a full-size gas alternative.
Compare the E15 Plus with the Sur-Ron Ultra Bee, Yamaha YZ125 motocross bike, and Kawasaki KLX230R trail bike.
On smaller screens, swipe the table to compare every model.
RFN E15 Plus compared with Sur-Ron Ultra Bee, Yamaha YZ125, and Kawasaki KLX230R
At a glance
RFN E15 Plus
Sur-Ron Ultra Bee
Yamaha YZ125
Kawasaki KLX230R
Guide price / MSRP
$5,649
$6,499 listed price*
$7,199
$4,999
Powertrain
15 kW peak electric
24.5 kW peak electric
125cc two-stroke
233cc four-stroke
Transmission
Single-speed
Single-speed
6-speed manual
6-speed manual
Seat height
36.2″
35.8″
38.6″
35.6″
Listed weight
Approx. 190 lb
195 lb
212 lb wet
262.4 lb curb
Wheels, front/rear
21″ / 18″
19″ / 18″
21″ / 19″
21″ / 18″
Full-size 21″ / 18″ wheels. Single-speed electric operation. A lower listed price than the Ultra Bee and YZ125, with a different power, chassis, and ownership proposition—not a claim of identical performance.
Comparison figures are from the September 2026 RFN/KICKIN dealer guide. Prices exclude tax, setup, freight, and delivery. KTM lists $425 freight for the 85 SX and $690 for the 125 SX. *The Ultra Bee price is the guide’s listed-price snapshot, not a current-price guarantee; current retail offers may be lower. Model year, market, trim, equipment, and availability can change the figures.
Electric peak kW and gas engine displacement are different measurements, not equivalent power ratings. Dry, wet, curb, and approximate weights use different measurement bases. Bikes differ in chassis, suspension, use case, and performance. Confirm current specifications and pricing before ordering.
RFN’s published dealer tiers give you a clear gross-margin conversation before you commit.
E5
25.1–34.7%
E8
20.7–27.8%
E15
17.0–23.0%
E15 Plus
16.6–20.4%
Illustrative gross-margin ranges from the September 2026 dealer pamphlet, spanning MAP at the 1–3-unit tier through MSRP at the 9+-unit tier. Before freight, assembly, labor, overhead, and other costs—not net profit or a sales guarantee. Current dealer pricing and terms are confirmed with your opening-order quote.
04 / Opening order & floor space
A clear way onto your showroom floor.
Start with a focused model mix. Reorder for your market. Know the commitment up front.
$10,000
Opening order
Build your first order with your rep around your customers, showroom capacity, and launch plan.
Qualified dealers can apply for Net 30 terms, subject to approval and the signed dealer agreement.
4 bikes
Core floor lineup
We require our dealers to always carry one each of the E500, E5, E8, and E15 Plus on their floor.
Your rep will help you plan a clean, professional display around your available floor space.
10 units
Annual minimum
No annual buy-in. A minimum of 10 qualifying units must be ordered annually.
EVO models, E350, E500, E800, and KICKIN 2000 do not count toward the 10-unit annual minimum.
Let the demo do the selling.
Eligible dealers can discuss the E15 / E15 Plus demo program, including demo pricing and Net 180 terms. Qualification includes carrying both an E15 and an E15 Plus on the floor.
Demo-bike terms are separate from standard inventory terms. Your rep will confirm eligibility, insurance responsibilities, and the current agreement before you enroll.
Your reputation is on the line when you recommend a bike. The support behind it needs to be just as real as the product.
Parts close by.
Bikes and replacement parts ship from Lehi, Utah. In-stock orders are prepared for prompt dispatch, with same-day shipping available on qualifying orders.
Protected pricing.
MAP policies support consistent advertised pricing across channels. Territory protection and qualifying online-order routing are reviewed with you before signing.
A team you know.
Your sales contact helps with model mix, ordering, demos, and launch plans. Technical support helps your team work through customer issues and warranty claims.
Tools to sell.
Product and technical training, approved photography, brochures, social assets, and RFN point-of-sale materials help your team present the line professionally.
Local people. Local inventory.
See the operation behind the bikes.
Take a look inside the KICKIN Bikes warehouse—the local distribution team behind RFN in Utah and Idaho.
Warranty coverage is for approved replacement parts and shipping only. Labor costs are not covered.
Coverage varies by component: the battery, motor, controller, and charger have 24-month coverage; other components have their own time or mileage limits. Dealers document the concern and submit the claim for review before work or replacement is authorized.
Refer to the current RFN warranty policy and dealer agreement for eligibility, exclusions, and the complete claim process.
06 / Dealer proof & your next step
Hear it from the floor.
“They’re the only thing making money right now.”
Bryan · Utah dealership owner
From the RFN/KICKIN dealer pamphlet. One dealer’s experience—not a promise of sales or earnings.
Utah & Idaho
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