Introducing Jasion Poki: Wheelie Mode Meets Mini Moto Fun

Meet Jasion Poki: our electric mini bike built for recreational riding, with One-Touch Wheelie Mode, a 6,720W peak mid-drive motor, and your choice of Blackout or Whiteout. Add app-adjustable wheelie settings, reverse mode, and built-in Bluetooth audio, and you have a mini moto with plenty to explore beyond the first ride.

Mini Moto Style, in Blackout or Whiteout

Poki has a long saddle, tall handlebars, broad tires, and an exposed frame with bold POKI side graphics. The rectangular headlight gives the front end its own character. It looks like something you would take out because you want to ride, with the destination a secondary consideration.

Choose Blackout for the dark finish or Whiteout for the contrasting white frame. Both belong to the same Poki lineup. The color choice changes the look; your riding plans, fit, and preferred controls should guide the rest of the decision.

Within our electric mini bikes, Poki puts recreational features at the center of the experience. It uses a twist throttle with no pedal assist, so power delivery comes from your hand at the grip.

One-Touch Wheelie Mode, with an Angle You Can Adjust

Poki has a dedicated Wheelie Mode that assists with front-wheel-up riding, with a selectable angle from 15° to 60° in the app. That adjustment gives the feature more depth than an on/off switch: you can configure the setting before a riding session instead of treating every ride as the same setup.

The controls distinguish ordinary ride modes, reverse, and Wheelie Mode. Each has a different job. Ride modes configure normal riding; reverse helps with maneuvering; Wheelie Mode provides the dedicated wheelie function.

One-touch refers to access to the feature. The rider still controls the bike, and the assist does not replace balance, braking, or judgment. Make app adjustments while stationary, follow the instructions for your delivered bike, and learn the ordinary controls before attempting a wheelie.

If Wheelie Mode is what caught your attention, look at the complete bike alongside the demonstration: its controls, dimensions, and equipment all matter to choosing your setup.

6,720W Peak Mid-Drive Power in a Compact Format

Poki pairs a 6,720W peak mid-drive motor with a top speed of up to 50 mph, depending on riding conditions and rider load. Peak describes maximum output rather than continuous rated power. The compact silhouette should not be mistaken for modest performance.

A 60V 30Ah lithium-ion battery supplies the motor. Those ratings correspond to 1,800Wh of nominal energy: voltage multiplied by amp-hour capacity. That helps compare battery capacity across voltage platforms, though it does not predict how many miles a particular rider will cover.

Range is up to 60 miles per charge. Speed, rider weight, terrain, temperature, and riding style affect the distance available. Maximum range and maximum speed are separate figures; they do not mean riding 60 miles at 50 mph. For planning, allow for your return route and the energy demands of the riding you actually intend to do.

Reverse Mode and Bluetooth Audio Add Everyday Character

Some features make more sense once you picture the end of a ride. Reverse mode helps you maneuver in tight spaces, such as repositioning the bike in a suitable storage area. It is a separate control function from Wheelie Mode.

Built-in Bluetooth audio lets you connect a device and bring a playlist to the session. Set it up before moving and keep the volume compatible with hearing your surroundings and any riding-area rules.

These details explain Poki's direction as much as the motor figure does. There is a specific mix here: mini moto styling, adjustable recreational features, and small conveniences that you can use between riding sessions.

See Poki Through a Creator's Lens

Want another look before choosing? Here is @minimetalfab's Poki video from our product gallery. Use the footage to get a closer look at the bike and its presentation alongside the dimensions below.

Plan Your Fit, Storage, and First Ride

Poki measures 54.33 inches long, with a 25.59-inch seat height and a 137.5 lb net weight. Measure the parking space and the route into it, including turns at gates or doorways. If you plan to transport the bike, check the vehicle or carrier's load capacity and securing arrangement against the bike's weight and dimensions.

Seat height is one part of fit. Reach to the handlebars, access to the controls, and comfortable footing also matter. A compact frame alone does not establish suitability for a particular rider.

For the first session, choose private property with permission or another area where this vehicle and the intended riding are allowed. Confirm local rules before riding on roads or trails. Wear a properly fitted helmet and appropriate protective equipment, complete the prescribed assembly checks, and get familiar with ordinary riding and stopping before exploring advanced features.

Frequently Asked Questions About Poki

Does Poki have pedals or pedal assist?

Poki is throttle-controlled and has no pedal assist. If you want a bike that adds motor assistance while you pedal, start with that requirement when comparing models.

Does One-Touch Wheelie Mode mean Poki balances itself?

Wheelie Mode is an assist feature with app-adjustable settings. It does not remove the rider's responsibility for controlling the bike. Follow the supplied operating instructions rather than treating a riding clip as a complete tutorial.

How long does Poki take to charge?

A full charge takes approximately 7–8 hours. Plan charging between sessions using the supplied charger and the battery instructions for your bike.

Choose Your Poki

Blackout or Whiteout. A dedicated wheelie function, throttle-controlled power, and a setup to get familiar with over time. If that is the kind of recreational riding you want, use the product link above to check current purchase options and choose your Poki.