Trailblaze Motors Omega SM Electric Supermoto Canada

The Trailblaze Omega SM takes the Omega power platform and puts it on 17-inch supermoto wheels. The result is a lower, road-biased tire package for riders who value quick transitions and firm-surface grip.

The fitted lights, signals, horn, mirrors, and street tires do not establish Canadian registration approval. This 30 kW machine must be treated as a motor vehicle, not as a conventional e-bike.

Verified specifications

• Rated motor output: 9 kW
• Peak motor output: 30 kW; manufacturer states at least 45 seconds
• Motor: permanent-magnet synchronous motor
• Battery: Samsung 50S 109.2V 55Ah quick-release lithium-ion
• Manufacturer top-speed claim: up to 70 mph (113 km/h)
• Manufacturer maximum-torque claim: 850 N m
• Ride modes: Eco, Daily, Sport
• Drive: chain, 13T front / 42T rear, 3.23 ratio
• Brakes: DOT-approved hardware, regenerative braking, 4 mm rotors
• Suspension: adjustable front fork with 250 mm travel; rear shock with 112 mm travel
• Tires: 110/70-17 front and 140/60-17 rear
• Display: LCD
• Equipment: headlight, running/low/high beam, brake light, turn signals, horn, reverse, park, magnetic safety latch, kickstand, steering lock

Supermoto geometry, not an e-bike conversion

The Omega SM uses 110/70-17 front and 140/60-17 rear tires. Compared with the Omega's 21/18-inch setup, these wheels reduce the dirt-bike stance and sharpen response on firm, permitted riding surfaces.

The core motor, battery, suspension, braking, and control systems remain part of the Omega platform.

Power that demands restraint

Trailblaze lists 9 kW rated output, 30 kW peak output, 850 N m maximum torque, and a 113 km/h top-speed claim.

These are manufacturer figures. The rider must choose a permitted venue, suitable protective equipment, and conservative settings before exploring the machine's performance.

109.2V, 55Ah removable battery

The current specification names Samsung 50S cells in a quick-release 109.2V 55Ah pack. Eco, Daily, and Sport modes alter the balance between response and runtime.

Published runtime estimates are not fixed range promises. Canadian cold, speed, rider mass, tire pressure, elevation, and repeated acceleration all change results.

Order and assembly planning

Trailblaze's terms describe the motorcycle as approximately 90 percent assembled in its shipping crate. Final wheel, handlebar, and rear-shock work must follow the official manual.

Street Rides can accept Canadian orders. Allocation, destination freight, and delivery timing are confirmed before fulfilment; no fixed dispatch or delivery date is promised.

Canadian availability

Orderable for Canadian customers. Trailblaze currently lists the model as available from its U.S. inventory. Supplier allocation, final cross-border freight, and destination are reconfirmed before fulfilment; no fixed dispatch or delivery date is promised.

Legal-use notice

Primarily designed for off-road use. No blanket Canadian road-registration approval is represented. Confirm vehicle classification, registration, licensing, insurance, inspection, and local riding rules before any public-road use.

Warranty and support

Trailblaze states a one-year limited warranty on non-wear components, including the motor, controller, and battery, subject to its terms. Street Rides provides first-line support and coordinates eligible manufacturer claims.