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Specifications & Details

Technical specifications
Model
KN300
Rated Motor Power
3000W
Peak Motor Power
6000W
Wheel Torque
245 N·m
Max Speed
46 MPH
Max Range
62 Miles
Battery
60V 40Ah
Charging Time
4.5-5 Hours
Drive Modes & Controls
3 Speed
Display
4.3/2.3/2.8inch HD LCD
Brakes
Hydraulic disc brake
Suspension
Full suspension mid-mounted single shock
Tire Size
20"x4.0
Wheelbase
1258 mm
Seat Height
820 mm
Net Weight
140 lbs
Max Payload
242 lb
Frame
Forged aluminum alloy(6061T6)
Lighting
LED headlight & tail light
Water Resistance
IPX6

Maximum range and speed depend on rider weight, terrain, riding mode, temperature and other conditions. Check the specifications for your selected version.

Assembly & manuals

Follow the instructions for your exact model before assembly, charging and riding. Visit our manuals and downloads page, or contact KENE support for help.

Before You Ride

What battery does the KN300 TITAN use?

The KN300 TITAN uses a removable 60V 40Ah lithium-ion battery. It can be charged separately from the bike.

How long does the KN300 TITAN take to charge?

A full charge takes approximately 4.5 to 5 hours.

Do I need a motorcycle license or registration to ride this?

The KN300 TITAN is designed for off-road use. Before riding, check the licensing, registration, and access requirements for your location and the specific riding area. In California, check the DMV’s off-highway vehicle guidance and the rules for your intended riding area.

California DMV off-highway vehicle guidance

How realistic is the 62-mile range?

Tested at 15 mph cruising on flat terrain with a 160 lb rider in Eco mode. If you're riding aggressively on steep dirt trails at wide-open throttle, expect 25–35 hard-riding miles per charge.

Can it handle heavy mud and creek crossings?

Yes. High-grade IP-rated water-resistant seals protect the motor, 18-tube controller, and battery connectors. It thrives in wet trails and puddles (avoid total submersion).

How hard is it to lift onto a car rack?

Use a carrier rated for the bike’s weight and check the vehicle and hitch limits before loading. Removing the 60V battery pack reduces the weight you need to lift. Follow the carrier manufacturer’s loading instructions.