It’s based on a Yamaha YZ250F. Eleo supplies the replacement battery while Dohms takes care of the electric drive and the overall concept. Requires less maintenance compared to conventional motocross bikes. Electrics are known to be versatile with limitless applications. Range of course is still an issue, but that too is expected to get better with time. With this in mind manufacturers are exploring several genres in which electric vehicles could thrive. The latest experiment comes from the land of the Dutch. Development service provider Dohms and electro mobility specialist Eleo (formerly known as Spike Technologies) have co-developed an electric motocross bike. The idea was brought forth by Elmar Dohms, who's not only the head of the development, but also an MX racing rider and a motocross trainer.