@@hadesomegamoto7639 thanks. I mainly go on trail rides in San Gabriel mountains. I have a stock 2024 Surron LBX (60v 40ah). Only thing I changed was the tube because got a flat on day 2. But, honestly think it’s because psi was at 30. Now, run it at 20 psi and no flats. Any upgrades you recommend for my activity or should I just leave it stock and just buy pads, tubes, and tires (as needed)?
@@Alex-oy6wb If you do a lot of trail riding and very difficult trails I would suggest getting a 16" rear wheel and run a rim lock. That's what I have for my dirtbike setup. I run 12psi, the Light Bee is so light that 12psi is plenty of air and gives better traction and shock absorption. To run it that low you need a rim lock though. Also the wheel will be smaller and wider you'll get more torque. Also for a stock sur ron I would suggest a larger sprocket like 54 tooth or even 60 tooth if you stay on the dirt all the time. It will climb steep trails much easier. Climbing is not one of the Light Bee's strong suits. Also get handguards, the full ones with the metal bar to help protect your brake levers if you drop your bike. Tusk D-Flex handguards is what I use. Also keep and eye on the headset bearings, make sure they are tight and don't have play.
@@hadesomegamoto7639 thanks… so keep the stock front wheel/tire? Also, which 16 inch wheel/tire do you recommend? Note: I heard the new tusk 19 inch ground wire e moto tire is good. Have you tried? ua-cam.com/video/lio2E5scy2A/v-deo.htmlsi=lZzGzelKEgfQJBJb
I enjoy my warp 9 drive. The chain stretched a bit, or loosened up i should say so i had to re adjust after abiut 30 miles of riding. That swing arm is pretty sweet though. It looks good. Im waiting for my ebmx swing arm to be delivered. I think that ko arm looks far better esthetically
Nice yeah the KO swingarm is definitely more pleasing to the eye. The EBMX they give you the chain at least. The chain I bought is just a little too short. There is NO instructions at all. Make sure your brake line is long enough mine was barely long enough.
Thank you. I'm already pretty sure that my brake line isn't going to make it. I'll see what kind of slack I can pull out but I have my doubts. Stay safe!
Do you have to put that bottom circle metal thing or no I don’t have one and I’m running the dirty brand sprocket and it’s fine
I never use it and it seems to be fine for me for both DB offroad and Warp9
@@hadesomegamoto7639 what’s even the purpose for it anyways to make it more quieter ?
Dude you didn’t show how to install it😭
ua-cam.com/video/SZTDE1DDYtQ/v-deo.htmlsi=owPjbOR4uja7Wz5h
It's pretty much the same installation between kits
Nice video…what’s better the warp 9 or the DB primary drive kit or another?
They're the same I like them both the Warp9 looks cooler.
@@hadesomegamoto7639 thanks. I mainly go on trail rides in San Gabriel mountains. I have a stock 2024 Surron LBX (60v 40ah). Only thing I changed was the tube because got a flat on day 2. But, honestly think it’s because psi was at 30. Now, run it at 20 psi and no flats. Any upgrades you recommend for my activity or should I just leave it stock and just buy pads, tubes, and tires (as needed)?
@@Alex-oy6wb If you do a lot of trail riding and very difficult trails I would suggest getting a 16" rear wheel and run a rim lock. That's what I have for my dirtbike setup. I run 12psi, the Light Bee is so light that 12psi is plenty of air and gives better traction and shock absorption. To run it that low you need a rim lock though. Also the wheel will be smaller and wider you'll get more torque. Also for a stock sur ron I would suggest a larger sprocket like 54 tooth or even 60 tooth if you stay on the dirt all the time. It will climb steep trails much easier. Climbing is not one of the Light Bee's strong suits. Also get handguards, the full ones with the metal bar to help protect your brake levers if you drop your bike. Tusk D-Flex handguards is what I use. Also keep and eye on the headset bearings, make sure they are tight and don't have play.
@@hadesomegamoto7639 thanks… so keep the stock front wheel/tire? Also, which 16 inch wheel/tire do you recommend?
Note: I heard the new tusk 19 inch ground wire e moto tire is good. Have you tried?
ua-cam.com/video/lio2E5scy2A/v-deo.htmlsi=lZzGzelKEgfQJBJb
I enjoy my warp 9 drive. The chain stretched a bit, or loosened up i should say so i had to re adjust after abiut 30 miles of riding. That swing arm is pretty sweet though. It looks good. Im waiting for my ebmx swing arm to be delivered. I think that ko arm looks far better esthetically
Nice yeah the KO swingarm is definitely more pleasing to the eye. The EBMX they give you the chain at least. The chain I bought is just a little too short. There is NO instructions at all. Make sure your brake line is long enough mine was barely long enough.
Thank you. I'm already pretty sure that my brake line isn't going to make it. I'll see what kind of slack I can pull out but I have my doubts. Stay safe!