Is The Rizzler Really THAT Good?
Is The Rizzler Really THAT Good?
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The Hype Is Real — Here's Why
When something gets called "The Rizzler," you either love the name or roll your eyes at it. But once you actually get on this thing, the name doesn't matter anymore. The Rizzler is one of the most fun electric bikes we've ridden — and we've ridden a lot of them.
So is it really THAT good? Short answer: yes. Long answer: keep reading.
What Is The Rizzler?
The Rizzler is a 60V (or 72V) electric stunt bike built by Electro & Company — the same brand behind the ETM RTR lineup. But where the RTR is a pit bike built for dirt and track, the Rizzler is purpose-built for stunts: wheelies, tricks, and flat-out fun.
It's priced at $2,099 and available now at The Watts Shop. At 120 lbs with a 27" seat height, it's manageable for teenagers and adults, and the three selectable power modes mean you can dial it in for the rider.
This isn't a kids' bike. It tops out at 50 mph and puts out 5,000 watts max. But it's also not so serious that it stops being fun.
What Makes It Different
There are a lot of electric mini bikes out there. Here's what sets the Rizzler apart:
Stunt Peg Mounts Built in from the factory. Most bikes make you retrofit pegs or skip them entirely. The Rizzler was designed with stunts in mind from day one.
Hot-Swappable Battery No tools, no waiting. Pull the 60V 26Ah battery out, drop a fresh one in, and keep riding. If you're doing a full day at the track, this is a game changer. The battery is also upgradeable to 72V 45Ah for more range and punch.
Three Power Modes Speed 1, 2, and 3 let you match power output to the rider. New to the bike? Start on mode 1. Ready to see what it can do? Mode 3 and 50 mph.
30–50 Miles of Range That's a serious range for a stunt bike. Most comparable bikes tap out around 20–25 miles. The Rizzler's battery capacity is a real advantage.
Hydraulic Everything Inverted hydraulic forks up front, hydraulic disc brakes on both ends. This is not entry-level hardware. At $2,099 you're getting suspension and braking that belongs on bikes twice the price.
Our Honest Take
Yes, the Rizzler is really that good.
The name is silly. The bike is not. At $2,099 you're getting a purpose-built stunt machine with hardware that would cost more on any comparable gas bike. The hot-swap battery alone is worth calling out — that's a feature you see on bikes that cost $3,000+.
Who is it for? Teenagers and adults who want something fast, fun, and different. If you want a traditional pit bike or something for younger kids, look at the RTR lineup. If you want to do wheelies down the street and actually turn heads, the Rizzler is your bike.
The one thing to know going in: it's 120 lbs and puts out real power. Respect it, especially on the higher power modes, and it'll be one of the most fun things you own.
Watch It In Action
We put the Rizzler through its paces on camera. Watch the full video to see the power modes, the stunt pegs in action, and the overall vibe of this thing.
Watch: Is The Rizzler Really THAT Good?
The Rizzler is $2,099 and ships in 4–6 business days. It's in stock now — don't wait on this one.
Buy The Rizzler at The Watts Shop →
Questions? Drop them in the comments or reach out directly. We know this bike inside and out.