Electric dirt bikes like Sur-Ron and Talaria can be legally ridden on private land with the landowners permission but you cannot ride on public roads, parks, cycle paths, or bridleways without registration and insurance. This guide lists where you can legally ride in the UK.
Legal Places to Ride an Electric Dirt Bike in the UK
1. Private motocross tracks. Many motocross tracks across the UK now actively welcome electric bikes quieter than petrol bikes and no exhaust fumes makes them popular with track operators. Search for motocross tracks near you or check AMCA listings.
2. Private land with landowner permission. A large field, a private woodland, a farm if you have explicit permission from the owner, you can legally ride. Always get permission in writing if you are a regular visitor.
3. Electric bike-specific trail days and events. Organised trail days on private land specifically for electric bikes are increasing across the UK. Search Facebook groups (Sur-Ron UK, Electric Dirt Bikers UK) for upcoming events in your region.
4. Your own land. If you own land a garden, a field you can ride on it.
Where You CANNOT Legally Ride
- Public roads (without registration, insurance, licence)
- Public parks and commons
- Cycle paths and cycle lanes
- Bridleways and public footpaths
- Canal towpaths
- Beaches (most are public land)
- Forestry England forests (unless a specific agreement is in place)
- Electric Motocross Racing UK
- Best E-Bike & MX Helmets UK
See also: Are electric dirt bikes legal UK Electric bike law UK 2026 Shop off-road electric bikes