DA03 Specs: 5500W Peak, 26-Inch Tires & Suspension

The Dakeya DA03 combines dual-motor power, front and central suspension, and 26 × 4.0-inch fat tires. This guide explains its confirmed specifications and the practical questions to consider before choosing your bike.

Specification update: The DA03 uses a 2500W front motor and a 3000W rear motor for 5500W combined peak power. Its advertised maximum speed is up to 48 MPH. Earlier 5000W and equal-motor descriptions have been corrected.

DA03 specifications at a glance

Peak power describes maximum output, not continuous rated power. Actual speed and performance vary with rider and cargo weight, battery charge, terrain, temperature and riding conditions. This article describes product specifications; it is not an independent riding test.

Dual-motor power for demanding routes

The DA03 pairs different front and rear motor outputs rather than two identical 2500W motors. The combined peak figure is 5500W. Consider the complete setup and your intended route instead of using wattage alone to predict acceleration or hill-climbing performance.

There is no verified hill-angle test or stopping-distance test supplied with this guide. Check the current product information and ask the support team about your intended use before relying on a specific performance figure.

Front and central suspension

The DA03 has front and central suspension. These components work alongside its fat tires to help manage uneven surfaces. Tire pressure, rider setup and the condition of the route also affect comfort and control. Suspension does not remove the need to slow down for obstacles.

26 × 4.0-inch fat tires

The DA03 tire format is 26 × 4.0 inches. Use this size when checking tire and tube compatibility, and confirm any replacement part with support before ordering. Follow the tire sidewall and manufacturer guidance for pressure; do not use a single pressure recommendation for every load and surface.

Planning speed, range and carrying needs

The advertised top speed is up to 48 MPH, rather than a guaranteed riding speed. Plan your route and battery reserve around your own conditions. Frequent acceleration, hills, heavier loads and softer surfaces can increase energy use. Check the current product page for carrying limits and accessory compatibility.

DA03 or NOVA X1?

The DA03 offers 5500W combined peak power, 26 × 4.0-inch tires and front and central suspension. The NOVA X1 has 6000W peak power, 24-inch tires, a 7-speed drivetrain, an advertised 75+ mile range and a 400 lb combined rider-and-cargo limit. Actual range varies with conditions.

For a fuller comparison, read our NOVA X1 vs. DA03 guide. Compare fit, suspension and intended use alongside the power figures.

Before you order

Confirm fit, intended riding area, storage space and any accessory requirements. Permitted use depends on local rules and the bike's configuration; advertised high-speed performance is not a statement of road or trail eligibility.

View the DA03: current price, options and availability →

Also considering the other model? View the NOVA X1, or contact Dakeya support for help choosing.