The Best Lightweight Electric Motorcycle is the Surron Ultra Bee - So I bought one! In-Depth Review!
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- čas přidán 28. 09. 2023
- The Surron Ultra Bee is the larger sibling to the Surron Light Bee X, and while a lot of reviews compare the Surron Ultra Bee to other Surron products, I see this as a fantastic lightweight motorcycle! It's the bike I've been looking for, for a long time! Check one out for yourself by connecting with the awesome team at Maclean's Sports! www.macleanssports.com
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Kind of ironic. We Alta and Stark owners are looking forward to getting a rear brake put onto the handlebars, and Sur Ron owners wish they could have a foot brake.
Haha. Yup!
@@PeterLoweOneplease get used to handbrake you need it for tech downhill sliding as you dont have gears
IM SOO STOKED! I SOLD THE LIGHT BEE LAST YEAR AND JUST SECURED AN ULTRA BEE and HOLY IM EXCITED!
Been riding my Ultra Bee in the same way you intend too, and its been an absolut blast! As a trail bike its just too much fun! Great video! Cheers from Sweden!
Awesome! I've been LOVING it so far. It's been absolutely perfect for what I want it for. I have a lot more videos in my head, that I need to get on CZcams when it comes to this bike.
@@PeterLoweOne Sure is an amazing bike! I would recommend buying a set of 18/21" of wheel for it though since the 19/19 makes the front end a bit sketchy! Keep the videos coming 🤌
I'm going full super Moto with custom 17" wheels from warp9 or excel .
@@TrustedSilver1987 Bet that would be a blast too!
Nice purchase here. Looks like a fun electric bike. I can picture it around the back yard to ride on trails.
I bought a Talaria Sting MX4 to ride and customize while I wait on my ultra bee to arrive! More videos please on the ultra bee it's a fantastic machine.
I'm really enjoying it. It's been perfect for what I want in a dirt bike! More videos coming soon for sure!
Looking forward to more reviews on this bike!
First ride complete! So fun!
17'-18' supermotos !! gonna order mine sometime in Dec. mainly gonna ride on street as a commuter/ weekend toy
Thanks for the review. I have my eye on the progress of electric dirt / ds. Maybe by the time I outgrow my KLX 300, elec will be in a better place for range and charge time.
Yeah, we all know that electric is coming and there is still this silly view by some that if you like gas, you can't like electric. I think there's a place for both. There's no electric bike that could replace my Z900RS SE, but I've wanted something like a KLX 300 for a while now and didn't pull the trigger, for what I'm looking to do, this bike is better than a KLX 300 as it's nearly 100 lbs lighter, has adjustable (and high quality) suspension, is comfortable, and I think it's kind of cool that it's pretty quiet. I can communicate with people that I come across or ride with, and when I'm out ripping trails that come near house's, I don't disturb anyone. The range is far more than I'll ever need for a bike like this, and the charge time is easily fast enough for my usage. It was a no-brainer purchase for me.
Just got back from a 3 hour ride. Freaking love this thing!
Me too!!! The smiles per minute, or smiles per mile are sky high with this bike!
Great review thank you sir
Do you still have the bike? Just wondering what you think of it now after a few months of actually owning it.
Really love the charger compartment I'm sorta wishing I had that now lol overt my talaria but I do like the way Talaria much easier to move
Electric bikes can be useful depending on one's needs, that's true. Nice review, thanks. I'd like an electric motorcycle that resembled a Tron Lightcycle, that had a range of 300 miles before needing a recharge of 10 minutes for 80% power refilled. That would be cool.
We are decades away from that, you and I will probably die long before EVs even come close to such stats
@@Blizzard117 You may be right. I was thinking of how some sportbike models have larger battery ranges of 150 miles already, but probably limited by top speed for range. In 15 years, maybe 2038, maybe we'll see 300 mile range per charge as a starting point, and instant torque acceleration and top speed of at least 120 mph. Things have been progressing slowly but finally starting to see more electric vehicles from big manufacturers. Will be interesting to see how it goes if possible.
@@BlackArroToons Look at zero motorcycles and there claims on range. If you are doing 45-55mph then you can see 100+ miles but if you are doing 80mph+ then it gets lower to 40-80miles range
@@SyphonGaming Thanks. Batteries will hopefully advance in the next 20 years to have much greater range at higher speeds for the freeways. I still prefer my fuel motorcycle though.
They have a bike that does look like tron in back with tire no hub is like floating crazy cuz the tire is motor essentially adding weight but looks badass
Charging sounds interesting.
Our Police are trialling electric bikes (3 wheel, 2 front, 1 rear) which also have removable batteries to minimise out time. Great idea if you can afford spare batteries.
A while ago I did food deliveries on a cheaper e-bike, and hot swapping would've been really nice if I could've gotten extra batteries. I don't like how the police get cool toys for road use when I'm not allowed to use those same toys though.
@@AlexMint It's just a damn shame a battery costs nearly half the price of the whole bike, and how hard it would be to carry a spare one with you considering it can be between 30-50lbs depending on the bike you're riding. Just enough to be quite inconvenient. The plus of upgrading to a larger battery (and likely a controller as well) is you'll have a spare stock battery if you don't care to sell the oem battery.
@@Some.Canadian Yeah, my ebike maker doesn't have any useful aftermarket support because it turned out they were dropshipping despite claiming they were built in-house. But the batteries were only 52v18ah, so you could reasonably fit an extra one in a backpack or just return home to grab one off the charger.
how durable is the battery until you need to buy a new one ?
Please do a review of the Surron Storm Bee. :)
I will! Subscribe to make sure you don't miss it!
If youvre not used to left rearbrake .. just use it all the time .. get yourself used to it and ride agressively !! It will teacb your body .. i use both bikes same ti e and have no problems switching my myscle memory .. but you have to teach your body .. offcourse it helps if you are not a mx ice pro
There is a kit you can buy a foot brake
can some one like medium to small size ride this
I think so. Yes.
Make sure you add a rim lock to the rear wheel before doing any serious off riding.
I'm not sure how "serious" my off roading is. Light trails with some rougher sections and as I discovered this past weekend, way too much mud! (Traction control actually works great in mud, but there are some tricks! Video coming soon)
I think they are few hundred bucks but they are sold out a lot so look around
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