06/09/2026
The Segway Xaber 300 might be one of the most advanced electric dirt bikes we've had the chance to check out so far. Coming from Segway, we expected a high level of technology for sure, but one area that doesn't get talked about enough in the eMoto world is the software experience, and this is where the Xaber 300 really stands out.
The app interface is impressively polished. Connectivity is fast, the user experience is intuitive, and it feels comparable to what you'd expect from major automotive brands. It connects quickly, responds immediately, and delivers the functionality you actually want without unnecessary complications. You will know exactly where the Xaber is and if anyone touched or tries to move it, the built in security will alert you via push notification.
One of the standout features is the throttle tuning. Riders can easily adjust power delivery to match their riding style, terrain, or track conditions, then save multiple tune profiles for different situations. Whether you're riding technical trails, motocross tracks, or open terrain, it's easy to tailor the bike's behavior to your ride style, all within the APP. If you're coming from the traditional gas dirt bikes, but is new to riding an electric dirt bikem no problem. The Xaber has a clutch simulation that would allow you to get familiar with it first. 150cc and 250cc powerband tunes are also pre-loaded on there.
While some settings require a few extra taps to navigate through the menus, it's something that becomes easier as you get familiar with the app and controls.
And yes, this thing loves to wheelie and it does so effortlessly! For riders still learning, Segway incorporated a Wheelie Control mode that allows you to set the maximum wheelie angle based on your comfort level. It's a clever feature that lets riders focus on improving their skills without constantly worrying about looping the bike.
Overall, our first impressions are very positive. The fit and finish are excellent, the power is definitely there, and the app integration is genuinely a game changer in the eMoto space.
What do you guys think of the Xaber 300?