The built-in MS6X receiver senses the bike's position and angle, while a high-speed flywheel creates gyroscopic force to keep the bike upright — even through berms.

LED indicators on the DX3PM transmitter show your battery capacity at a glance. The Promoto stores and shares critical performance data while you run.

Steel links and 70 roller pins wrap around a 10-tooth drive sprocket and a 36-tooth aluminum hub sprocket — driving the rear tire efficiently and reliably.

Twin aluminum chassis plates protect all electronics and give the Promoto its realistically narrow appearance with the rigidity needed for harsh impacts.

Three preprogrammed drive modes — Dirt, Street, and Wheel Control — toggled on the fly with the A/B rocker switch on the DX3PM.

Rigid during normal running, the crash structure compresses when the front tire bottoms out — absorbing impacts and protecting the fork tubes from bending.

A hinged elastomer sprung rear fender deflects out of the way during wheelies, exposing a durable nylon rear bumper that substantially increases fender durability.