I rode Juiced’s 70 MPH Nomadix electric dirt bike, and the $2,495 price is a steal

This one is outside what Retrofit Relay covers. It's a review of an electric off-road dirt bike, not a home energy upgrade, appliance, or rebate program, so there's nothing here about insulation, heat pumps, electrical panels, or savings on your utility bill.

For context, the bike in question is Juiced's Nomadix R, a $2,495 electric dirt bike meant for off-road riding on private property or designated trails, not public roads. It has a 15 kW motor, a top speed of 70 mph, and a battery that recharges in about 3.5 hours with the included charger. A cheaper standard version, the Nomadix, costs less power (8 kW motor, 60 mph top speed) and takes about 7 hours to recharge. Both are marketed as strong performers for the price compared to other electric dirt bikes on the market.

None of this connects to weatherization, rebates, or your home's energy use, so there's no action or information here relevant to planning a home efficiency upgrade. If a future story covers electric vehicle charging at home, or rebates tied to home electrical upgrades that support things like EV charging, that would be worth flagging here instead.