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Meet Poki Electric Mini Bike — Make Time to Play

Wheelie Mode. A 6,720W peak mid-drive motor. A riding setup you can make your own. Meet the Poki Electric Mini Bike, our new electric mini bike built around recreational riding.

We're bringing performance and personalization together for adults and teens who ride for the fun of it. Poki combines app-adjustable Wheelie Mode, multiple ride modes, and customizable throttle response with a 60V 30Ah battery. There's power to get excited about and a setup to make your own.

The full Poki product page goes live on October 27, 2026. We're keeping the complete design under wraps until then, but we're ready to share some of what makes Poki tick.

Jasion Poki teaser artwork with a helmeted rider, white Poki lettering, and yellow lightning graphics.

Wheelie Mode Takes the Spotlight

We've made Wheelie Mode one of Poki's defining features. If wheelie riding is what gets your attention, this is where to start getting to know our new mini bike.

You can adjust Wheelie Mode settings through the app, making the feature part of your personal setup. Get familiar with the available adjustments and follow the operating instructions to understand how each setting works before you ride.

The interest in wheelies goes beyond a clip worth sharing. There's the practice behind it, the attention to the controls, and the satisfaction of developing a skill. That's the side of riding we're celebrating with Poki: getting involved, learning your machine, and enjoying the process.

Wheelies require riding skill, protective gear, and a suitable riding area. Read the operating instructions and understand the controls before attempting them.

6,720W Peak Power Behind the Play

At the heart of Poki is a 6,720W peak mid-drive motor, with a top speed of up to 50 mph. We've paired that performance with multiple ride modes and adjustable throttle response, so there's more to getting to know Poki than its top-speed figure.

The motor sits at the center of the bike, and you control power through a twist throttle. Turn the grip to apply power, with a motorcycle-style interface that puts throttle control at your hand. Poki has no pedal assist.

The 6,720W figure is peak output, not continuous rated power. As you explore Poki, get familiar with both its performance capabilities and the controls available to you. Choose settings that suit your experience and riding area.

Choose Your Mode. Tune Your Response.

How your bike responds matters every time you turn the throttle. With Poki, you can explore multiple ride modes and customizable throttle response as you find your preferred setup.

Choose from the available riding modes, then get to know the throttle response adjustment. A mode selects a riding configuration; throttle response concerns how the bike reacts to input at the grip. Knowing the difference helps you understand what you're changing as you personalize the bike.

If you enjoy the technical side of riding, these are controls to spend time with. Learn what each adjustment does, find your preferences, and revisit the settings as you build familiarity with the bike. Make adjustments before riding, in line with the operating instructions.

Alongside app-adjustable Wheelie Mode, these choices put personalization into the riding setup itself.

Battery Capacity for Your Riding Plans

We've equipped Poki with a 60V 30Ah lithium-ion battery for a range of up to 60 miles. Plan your route, your riding time, and your next recharge around the way you ride. The battery is an important part of that plan, whether you're staying close to your starting point or covering more distance in a permitted riding area.

Actual speed and range vary with rider load, terrain, speed, temperature, and riding conditions. The maximum speed and maximum range are separate figures; up to 60 miles does not mean traveling that distance at 50 mph.

Poki also features rear spring suspension and hydraulic disc brakes. Suspension helps absorb bumps, while the disc brakes give you braking control at the levers. When we reveal the complete bike, take a closer look at how the equipment and rider fit match your riding plans.

For private-property riding and permitted trails; check local rules.

A Bike to Bring to the Group

We're looking forward to the social side of Poki, too: meeting friends for a ride, comparing setups, and sharing the moments that make you want to get back on the bike. Bring your own bike and meet in a permitted riding area.

There's plenty to share beyond the route. Talk through a setting you've been exploring, compare preferences, or exchange riding footage. Each rider brings their own experience and chooses settings for their own bike and ability.

That's our invitation with Poki: enjoy the riding, get to know your machine, and share the interest with your friends. We're saving the complete look for October 27. Until then, you've got the first details to pass along to your riding group.

October 27: See the Complete Poki

On October 27, 2026, visit Jasionbike for the full Poki product page. We'll reveal the complete bike and share the product information in one place.

Stay tuned for the full look at Poki: its complete design, a closer look at the riding position, and more on the features you want to explore. Curious about how it could fit into your riding plans? Come back on October 27 and get to know the bike behind this first preview.

We're also preparing a launch surprise: a chance to receive a gift box valued at $299. Availability and participation details will be shared separately.

Save October 27. We can't wait to show you the complete Poki Electric Mini Bike.

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