Dust & voltage
The full Talaria range in its element — X3 MX Pro, Sting R, Sting Pro and Komodo, shot across UK trails to show how differently each bike reads the same ground.
Our brand film is a statement of intent: Talaria is not a distributor with a catalogue, it is a young, electric, dirt-hungry performance brand. Dust and voltage — that is the whole idea.
From the featherweight X3 Mini to the 32 kW Komodo, every bike in the range is built to be ridden hard and often. The film moves the way the bikes do: fast, low, and slightly illicit, like a pit lane after dark.
Everything is matte, nothing shines, and one hi-vis detail always finds your eye. That is the Talaria look — and it is only just getting started.
Shooting the whole range together makes the differences obvious in a way a spec sheet never does. The 53 kg X3 MX Pro changes direction almost telepathically; the Sting R sits flatter and carries more speed through rough ground; the Sting Pro's 72 V bus gives it a shove out of corners the others simply do not have; the Komodo makes all three look like warm-ups.
There is no soundtrack trickery either. Everything you hear is tyre, suspension and wind, which is the part that surprises people most about riding electric — you hold conversations at speed, and you hear the ground telling you what it is about to do.
Every bike in the film is a current UK model, sold and supported from Devon. Start with the range if you want to see how they compare on paper.
