With up to 75 miles of range, you’ll get the most out of a single charge on Volcon’s Grunt, which is quite a range for an off-road-only electric bike. With the ease and relative quiet of having no gears, gas, or clutch, there’s a good chance you might just want to take an extended ride out into the backwoods, anyway.

The Grunt will have three different ride modes: Stroll, which is the lowest speed with the highest range, Explore, which falls somewhere in the middle of range and speed, and Sport, which is the fastest setting for when you really want to let loose.

While the Grunt might not be the fastest electric motorbike on the scene, its top speed of 40 mph is plenty of juice for tearing up a dirt road or flying up a hillside. As an added bonus, the Grunt, with its chain drive, can also tow up to 750 lbs.

Part of what separates the Grunt from other electric bike competitors is its oversized tires, which measure more than two feet high. Knobby treads also make it less liable to slip and slide, and ideal for towing.

While $8,000 is still a lot of money on a vehicle that you can’t even legally ride on the road, it’s still fairly competitive in the world of off-road electric motorcycles. Competitors like the Cake Kalk INK SL and Zero’s FX run for $10,500 and $8,995 respectively.