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About Anyland Rev

 What is the real-world range?

Up to 48 miles per charge. Actual range varies based on rider weight, speed, terrain, and riding mode.

How well does it climb?

Equipped with a 160 N.m peak torque, the Rev series handles inclines up to 35°.

What is the top speed of the Anyland Rev?

The Anyland Rev hits a top speed of 34 MPH, featuring three gears—12, 22, and 34 MPH (20/35/55 km/h)—to suit your skill level and terrain.

What kind of motor does it have?

The Anyland Rev is powered by a 3000W Mid-Drive motor.

How much torque does it have?

With 160 N·m of peak torque, the Anyland Rev delivers instant acceleration and the power needed to conquer steep trails and rugged terrain.

How is the headlight performance?

The ultra-bright LED illuminates the path 32–65 ft (10–20 m) ahead. You can cycle through 6 lighting modes by long-pressing the “+” button to match any environment.

What is the max weight capacity?

Even though the bike weighs just 116 lbs, its heavy-duty frame easily supports up to 264 lbs (120 kg).

What is the ground clearance?

The Rev Pro features 10.4" (265mm) of ground clearance, allowing you to clear rocks and logs while protecting the motor and undercarriage from impacts.

Dimensions

How tall do I need to be to ride?

The Rev is built to fit riders from 3'11" to 6'1" (120–185 cm).

Will it fit in my truck?

Yes. At 59.4" L x 27.6" W x 39.4" H, it easily drops right into most truck beds and SUVs.

What size are the tires?

It comes equipped with rugged off-road tires: a 14" front and 12" rear setup built for the dirt.

How is the suspension system?

It features a Dual Adjustable Hydraulic Suspension: 130mm front travel (3-stage adjustable) and a 35mm rear shock (5-stage preload adjustable).

What type of brakes does it have?

It’s equipped with 3 mm heavy-duty hydraulic brakes.

How much assembly is required?

The Rev collection dirt bikes are shipped 85% assembled. Just bolt on the front wheel and handlebars using the included tools, and you’re ready to hit the dirt.

Battery, Charging & Storage

What kind of battery does it use?

The Anyland Rev 01 features a built-in, UL-certified 48V 22.5Ah lithium-ion battery.

The Anyland Rev Pro features a built-in, UL-certified 48V 22.5Ah lithium-ion battery / 48V 20.8Ah lithium-ion battery depending on the model you choose.

How long does it fully take to charge?

Rev Pro: Comes with a 54.6V 4.5A fast charger, taking 5-5.5 hours to fully charge.

Rev 1: Comes with a 54.6V 2.5A standard charger, taking 9-10 hours to fully charge.

Note: Charge the battery to 100% before your very first ride.

How do I know when it's fully charged?

Just check the charger's LED indicator:

Solid Red: Charging normally.

Solid Green: 100% fully charged. The charger will automatically shut off to prevent overcharging and protect your battery.

Flashing (Red or Red/Green): Charging error. Unplug the charger, verify the connections and room temperature, and try again. If the issue persists, please contact support@anylandsport.com.

Can I remove the battery to charge it?

Technically yes, but we don't recommend it for daily charging. To keep the bike watertight and rugged enough to handle heavy trail impacts, the battery is tightly bolted into the frame. It can be removed with tools for maintenance, but for everyday use, it is recommended to charge through the charging port.

Maintenance & Troubleshooting

What is the maintenance schedule?
  • Before each ride: check brakes, tire pressure, fasteners, and visible wear.
  • After wet or muddy riding: clean and dry the bike, and lubricate the chain as needed.
  • After the first 185-300 miles and then every three months: inspect the chain, drive system, suspension mounts, and major bolts.
  • Every 6-12 months: complete a full inspection or contact support for service.
Is it normal for the motor or chain to make noise?

A light electric motor whir and some drivetrain sounds can be normal during operation. However, loud metallic rattling, grinding, or a sudden increase in chain noise is not normal and may indicate that the chain needs cleaning or lubrication or that another drive component needs inspection. If the noise is excessive or continues after basic maintenance, stop riding and contact support.

What are the P-Settings on my display, and which ones should I avoid changing?

REV01 / REV PRO P-Settings Guide

We deeply value the trust of our riders and want you to feel confident operating your new Anyland vehicle. To better protect your safety and maintain the optimum performance of your bike, please review our detailed P-Settings guide below. Some settings are customizable for your comfort, while others are strictly calibrated and must remain at their factory defaults.

Customizable Settings

  • 01P (Backlight Brightness): Controls the display brightness. 01 is the darkest, 02 is standard, and 03 is the brightest. You are welcome to adjust this to your personal preference.
  • 02P (Unit of Measurement): Choose between Metric (00) and Imperial (01) units. The factory default is set to 01 (Imperial).
  • 04P (Auto Power-Off Time): Automatically turns off the display after inactivity to conserve battery. The range is 00 to 60 minutes (00 disables the function). The factory default is 10 minutes.

Critical Factory Settings

Warning: Do Not Alter

  • 03P (Rated Voltage): Factory default is 48V. Altering this will cause your battery level on the display to be completely inaccurate and interfere with power output, resulting in poor acceleration or irreversible battery damage.
  • 06P (Wheel Diameter): Factory default is 8.0. Adjusting this value will cause the speedometer to display incorrect speeds that do not match your actual riding speed.
  • 07P (Speed Sensor Magnet Count): Factory default is 05. Altering this will also cause your speedometer to display an incorrect speed.
  • 14P (Controller Current Limit): Factory default is 50A. Lowering this value will cause a severe drop in power, weak starts, inability to climb hills, and sluggish performance under load.
  • 15P (Battery Under-Voltage Protection): Factory default is 40V. Altering this can cause the bike to suddenly shut off, drastically reducing your range or preventing the display from turning on entirely.

Special Features & Inactive Settings

REV PRO Exclusive

  • 12P (Auto Wheelie Mode): This standard function is inactive on Rev 01 model. However, for the REV PRO model specifically, this setting acts as the toggle switch for the automatic Wheelie mode.

Inactive & Read-Only Functions

  • 05P, 08P, 09P, 10P, 11P, 13P, 16P, 17P, 18P: These specific settings (which control pedal assist ranges, speed limits, and auto-cruise) are not equipped on our dirt bikes. Please safely ignore these settings as they are inactive.

Warranty Disclaimer

Please be advised that the critical factory settings are precisely calibrated for your vehicle's safety and optimal performance. Any unauthorized modifications or arbitrary changes to the critical P-settings that result in electric dirt bike malfunction, component damage, or performance failures are not covered under our warranty policy and will void the warranty for the affected parts.

Riding Suggestions

Where can I ride, and what are the traffic regulations?

The Anyland Electric Dirt Bike is designed for recreational off-road use only.

Always check and obey local traffic laws and regulations. Do not ride this product on public roads. Do not ride indoors or on easily damaged surfaces like carpet, wood flooring, or tile.

Can I wash the bike after riding in the mud?

Do not clean the bike with a high-pressure water spray or pressure washer. Water may enter the charging port or other electrical components and cause damage. Clean the bike only with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth.

Wheelie-assist Mode

What is the Wheelie-assist feature?

The Rev Pro is equipped with the Moxin Self-Wheelie Controller. With just the press of a button, it delivers a controlled liftoff and automatically locks the front wheel at a safe angle. This makes learning wheelies effortless, helping you find the perfect balance point and progress faster.