In Pictures: Jasion Poki Review: An Overpowered Electric Minibike Built for Heavy-Duty Fun

The Poki's two-up seat makes it a social machine, though its bulk demands respect on loose sand.

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Tank-like construction defines the Poki's stance, trading light weight for heavy-duty stability.

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With 260 N·m of torque on tap, the Poki begs for dirt-track abuse rather than gentle cruising.

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Riders used to featherweight minibikes will notice the Poki's mass the moment they tip into a corner.

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Two-up seating and beach-ready torque hint at the Poki's heavy-duty fun factor.

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The Poki's Bluetooth speaker gimmick sets it apart from purpose-built off-roaders.

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Modern electric drivetrains like the Poki's 60V 30Ah battery are reshaping the minibike category.

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A claimed 50 mph top speed pushes the Poki well beyond typical minibike territory.

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The Poki proves entertaining on pavement, though its weight keeps riders honest.

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