Yozma’s IN 10 Pro electric mini dirt bike at new exclusive $1,699 low ($700 off), IN 10 down to $999 ($600 off)

Reinette LeJeune | Sep 11 2026 - 7:30 am PT

$700 off/From $999

Yozma has increased the exclusive savings our readers can score on its IN 10 Electric Mini Dirt Bike that is now down at $999 shipped, after using the code 9TO5TOYS100 at checkout, while the upgraded IN 10 Pro Electric Mini Dirt Bike is down at $1,699 shipped, after using the same code. These two models started off these deals from their $1,599 and $2,399 full prices to $1,099 and $1,899, which our 5% off extra savings code only took down to $1,044 and $1,804. Now, though, with this new code, you’re getting even bigger savings of $600 and $700 for the second-lowest price on the IN 10 above the $879 exclusive wellbots deal from Prime Day, and the all-time lowest price we have tracked on the IN 10 Pro, beating the previous low from July by $10. Head below to learn about them both.

While there are some key performance differences between these two models, the biggest thing is that they come tailored for certain rider size ranges. To start, the Yozma IN 10 electric mini dirt bike is ideal for riders between 3.94 and 5.9 feet tall, while the IN 10 Pro electric mini bike is better suited for those of 4.7 to 6.3 feet tall (and also want a bit more range/speed.

The standard IN 10 model has a 48V 23.4Ah battery powering the 1,200W (2,600W peak) mid-drive motor to hit up to 40 MPH and keep the off-road fun going for up to 53 miles. It boasts a 265-pound rider payload with a highly durable high carbon steel frame, as well as dual hydraulic suspension, heavy-duty hydraulic brakes, dual-size puncture-resistant fat tires, an ergonomic motor-style seat with quick-release, an LCD screen, and more.

Now along with the larger rider height range, the upgraded IN 10 Pro model also steps up the power it brings to your off-road adventures. A much larger 3,000W (5,500W peak) motor is run by a larger 60V 27Ah battery in order to reach faster 50 MPH top speeds and run for up to 60 miles on each full charge. It shares much of the same mechanical features as the above model, but does step up its game further with a 330-pound payload and larger puncture-resistant knobby fat tires.

You can find even more deals like this alongside e-scooters over in our dedicated EV hub here, while e-bike-specific deals can be browsed in our separate e-bikes hub here.