I do like the factory undercover matte black look. It look pretty cool just like it was out of the box. I feel it helps fly under the radar of breaking the law no lic plate for a motorized vehicle. Most the time, everyone is happy to see the electric bike accept for 2-3 grumpy people over 2+ years. If I ever need a mega capable electric dirt bike then the Stark Varg is something to step up to but that takes away from where the Surron is so special.
Don’t agree with this guy’s politics but This guy does such good reviews. Wish they sent him ext forks/shock, ebmx controller/motor, TORP controller/motor, etc. think he would do a good job at reviewing. Keep it up brotha
Average guy thoughts but have lived in the world of motocross/pedal bikes/sports-bikes and cars since I was allowed to partake in them all. You almost pretty much have to buy this stuff yourself and test for yourself and then just share the info because you try to be helpful with pretty much everything you do. Some people will still hate you and always get hostile remarks even if you just do it for fun and enjoyment. Love my Surron and even more with the K.O. Moto controller/motor setup. The lesser expensive option compared to the others and the best bang for the buck. Zero complaints and or things I don't like. Only upgrade left is a 72v battery, someday when prices come down. I don't ride my Surron on big, busy roads in traffic and doing risky behavior. I really don't need a 70mph plus mountain-bikish small e-motorcycle. Its plenty fast as is.
There are some good tires now as in knobby/pure offroad but I just don't get ride much serious offroad. I don't have a truck or cat trailer. What I run has been great for a wide variety of my riding. The stock factory in the front and the Shinko SR244 dual sport tire. The Shinko has been awesome for a mix of generic trails and concrete. You buy the moto oriented better tires and ride much on/any the concrete they will be damaged qiuckly/worn. The road tires everyone seems to like becasue of the youtuber who rides wheelies everywhere are good only on the street period the end. I will be sticking with 19" front wheels and 19 rear" Buy a Stark e-motorcross bike if you plan on going crazy on a 14-16K surron/talaria build:) chargedcycleworks.com/search?type=product&q=tires
I cut in down and sculpted it. Reason for this is to make it less look less motorcycle/dirtbike'ish. I ride my surron primarily on some slower streets, sidewalks, parks, trail, and neighborhoods. Dirt bikes just piss people off. Friendless looking and sounding small e-motorcycle typically puts smiles on people's faces. This cut down fender is more downhill mountain bike looking in my view.
Looks clean, I like the OEM plus look about it.
I do like the factory undercover matte black look. It look pretty cool just like it was out of the box. I feel it helps fly under the radar of breaking the law no lic plate for a motorized vehicle. Most the time, everyone is happy to see the electric bike accept for 2-3 grumpy people over 2+ years. If I ever need a mega capable electric dirt bike then the Stark Varg is something to step up to but that takes away from where the Surron is so special.
Don’t agree with this guy’s politics but This guy does such good reviews. Wish they sent him ext forks/shock, ebmx controller/motor, TORP controller/motor, etc. think he would do a good job at reviewing. Keep it up brotha
Average guy thoughts but have lived in the world of motocross/pedal bikes/sports-bikes and cars since I was allowed to partake in them all. You almost pretty much have to buy this stuff yourself and test for yourself and then just share the info because you try to be helpful with pretty much everything you do. Some people will still hate you and always get hostile remarks even if you just do it for fun and enjoyment. Love my Surron and even more with the K.O. Moto controller/motor setup. The lesser expensive option compared to the others and the best bang for the buck. Zero complaints and or things I don't like. Only upgrade left is a 72v battery, someday when prices come down. I don't ride my Surron on big, busy roads in traffic and doing risky behavior. I really don't need a 70mph plus mountain-bikish small e-motorcycle. Its plenty fast as is.
Good looking bike
so much fun!
Muy avanzado
Muy divertido de poseer y montar.
I heard the tusk groundwire e moto tires are the best for this bike (off-road use)
There are some good tires now as in knobby/pure offroad but I just don't get ride much serious offroad. I don't have a truck or cat trailer. What I run has been great for a wide variety of my riding. The stock factory in the front and the Shinko SR244 dual sport tire. The Shinko has been awesome for a mix of generic trails and concrete.
You buy the moto oriented better tires and ride much on/any the concrete they will be damaged qiuckly/worn. The road tires everyone seems to like becasue of the youtuber who rides wheelies everywhere are good only on the street period the end.
I will be sticking with 19" front wheels and 19 rear" Buy a Stark e-motorcross bike if you plan on going crazy on a 14-16K surron/talaria build:)
chargedcycleworks.com/search?type=product&q=tires
@@GettingthruLife good advice
Why is the front fender so short?
I cut in down and sculpted it. Reason for this is to make it less look less motorcycle/dirtbike'ish. I ride my surron primarily on some slower streets, sidewalks, parks, trail, and neighborhoods. Dirt bikes just piss people off. Friendless looking and sounding small e-motorcycle typically puts smiles on people's faces. This cut down fender is more downhill mountain bike looking in my view.
@@GettingthruLife thanks. I’m new to dirt bikes. What is the longer front fender help with anyways on the surron?