Last updated: July 28, 2026
LINK EMOTO provides a community-supported directory of tracks, riding facilities, events, and other locations that may permit electric motorcycles or electric dirt bikes (“e-motos”). This information is provided for general informational purposes only.
Confirm Before You Ride
Track policies, operating hours, admission fees, permitted vehicles, available riding areas, waiver requirements, age restrictions, safety-equipment rules, noise restrictions, and access conditions may change without notice.
Before traveling to or riding at any listed location, contact the track or property operator directly and confirm:
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Whether your specific e-moto is permitted
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Which tracks or riding areas are open to e-motos
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Current operating hours and admission fees
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Required waivers, registration, memberships, or reservations
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Required safety equipment
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Rider age or skill restrictions
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Battery, charging, noise, speed, and equipment requirements
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Weather-related closures and current track conditions
No Guarantee of Accuracy
LINK EMOTO attempts to provide useful and current information, but we do not guarantee that any listing is accurate, complete, current, or suitable for a particular rider or motorcycle.
A “Verified” label means LINK EMOTO found reasonable evidence that the information was confirmed at the time shown. It does not guarantee current access, safety, availability, or approval for every type of e-moto.
Community-submitted information may not have been independently verified. If you discover incorrect or outdated information, please submit an update.
Independent Tracks and Operators
Unless expressly stated otherwise, LINK EMOTO does not own, operate, manage, supervise, sanction, or control the tracks, riding areas, businesses, events, or organizations listed in the directory.
A listing, link, logo, photograph, or “Verified” designation does not constitute an endorsement, partnership, sponsorship, certification, or guarantee by LINK EMOTO.
Each track or property operator establishes and enforces its own rules. Follow all posted instructions and directions from track personnel.
Riding Risks
Electric dirt bike and off-road motorcycle riding are inherently dangerous activities. Risks may include collisions, falls, equipment failure, changing terrain, weather conditions, other riders, vehicles, obstacles, serious injury, permanent disability, property damage, and death.
You are responsible for evaluating your experience, equipment, physical condition, riding environment, and willingness to accept these risks. Always wear appropriate protective equipment and ride within your abilities.
Never trespass or ride on property without permission.
Meetups and Community Rides
Unless LINK EMOTO expressly identifies itself as the organizer, rider meetups, group rides, and events discussed through the LINK EMOTO Rider Network are organized independently by their participants.
LINK EMOTO does not supervise participants, inspect locations, provide transportation, verify rider qualifications, conduct background checks, or guarantee the conduct of anyone attending a meetup.
Exercise reasonable caution when meeting people from the internet. Minors should participate only with the knowledge and supervision of a parent or legal guardian.
Third-Party Websites
The directory may link to track websites, maps, social-media accounts, event pages, waiver providers, and other third-party services. LINK EMOTO does not control those services and is not responsible for their content, availability, privacy practices, security, or accuracy.
Assumption of Responsibility
Your use of the directory and your decision to visit or ride at any location are voluntary and at your own risk. To the fullest extent permitted by law, LINK EMOTO is not responsible for injuries, losses, damages, closures, fees, travel expenses, citations, denied access, or other consequences arising from reliance on directory information or participation in riding activities.
For emergencies, contact local emergency services.
To submit or correct track information, use the “Submit or Update a Track” link on the Track Directory.