@@trey_dizzle4161 Congratulations!! Light Bee is a fun bike too. I don't ride it as much as I used to, but when I do it's a lot of fun completely different experience from the bigger bikes.
@@SUPERGOOSE-LLC thanks! I've already got a Honda Africa Twin so I wanted something lightweight and fun! Wouldn't mind getting a bigger electric bike in the future though
I got a road legal one in Australia a couple of weeks ago. It was $10k down here (plus rego) ! Then I spent another $2400 on a Torp controller. I'm looking for a pair of wheels and some gummy trails tires next. It has become my favorite bike ever! I'm selling everything else, maybe my tools too...
I meant to say that I wanted to lower the foot pegs. Currently there's only one place to buy them from and they're very expensive and the complete kit is out of stock. If anybody knows another place to buy a foot peg lowering kit please let me know.
Are you referring to the lowering bracket from technicq-emx? Would definitely recommend those, bike feels a lot less cramped now. Currently in stock according to their site
@@Jason11366 thanks for letting me know. It's the only option we have right now, so each will have to decide if it's worth it. Like everything these days, expensive.
Hey I had seen you have the Montana plate I was wondering if you had gone through dirt legal? I was wondering if you could give me some insight on that process I’ve looked a little on Reddit of people process but wasn’t quite finding what I’m looking for. If I was buying a street legal version ultra through a private person on Facebook marketplace and got a bill of sale from that person which is the original purchaser would that be enough paper work in your opinion to make it happen through dirt legal. I understand if you are unsure I just thought it wouldn’t hurt to ask.
Yes, I went through dirt legal. It was my only option after I got turned down by the Florida DOT. You need a title, VIN, and bill of sale to get it registered anywhere, including dirt legal. Dirt legal has a title recovery service though, and that's what I used. So as long as you have an intact VIN and bill of sale, they can get you registered and tagged in Montana. The process is really easy. It's a bit pricey, but worth it to be able to ride on the road legally without fear of getting a ticket or bike impounded. Your bike will be owned by your LLC, which you own. And you can ride it in all 50 states completely legally.
@@theNetranger776 FRONT, 100/90-19. I got 2 front tires same size. Could have went a little bigger In the rear, but it still would have been a front tire. I did not have any problem getting these on the stock rims. I left in the stock tubes.
Bike is looking awesome! Love what you've got going on with the setup. Grab some graphics or a wrap and you're golden! Would look really sharp
Thanks I've seen some really cool wraps out there. Great idea. Probably wait until the stock stickers start looking raty though 😅
god damn that bike looks gorgeous
That's a good looking bike! I got an LBX coming next week
@@trey_dizzle4161 Congratulations!! Light Bee is a fun bike too. I don't ride it as much as I used to, but when I do it's a lot of fun completely different experience from the bigger bikes.
@@SUPERGOOSE-LLC thanks! I've already got a Honda Africa Twin so I wanted something lightweight and fun! Wouldn't mind getting a bigger electric bike in the future though
@@trey_dizzle4161Nice, I've always wanted an adventure bike.
I got a road legal one in Australia a couple of weeks ago. It was $10k down here (plus rego) ! Then I spent another $2400 on a Torp controller. I'm looking for a pair of wheels and some gummy trails tires next. It has become my favorite bike ever! I'm selling everything else, maybe my tools too...
For reference, I got kke 18/21 wheel set along with m59 front and ve33 rear from electriccyclerider
Just needs a set of Motion Footpegs;)
I meant to say that I wanted to lower the foot pegs. Currently there's only one place to buy them from and they're very expensive and the complete kit is out of stock. If anybody knows another place to buy a foot peg lowering kit please let me know.
Are you referring to the lowering bracket from technicq-emx? Would definitely recommend those, bike feels a lot less cramped now. Currently in stock according to their site
@@Jason11366yes that's the one. If I select crossbar then it says out of stock.
@@SUPERGOOSE-LLC the 3rd production batch is currently available and in stock but is $15 more
@@Jason11366 thanks for letting me know. It's the only option we have right now, so each will have to decide if it's worth it. Like everything these days, expensive.
Hey I had seen you have the Montana plate I was wondering if you had gone through dirt legal? I was wondering if you could give me some insight on that process I’ve looked a little on Reddit of people process but wasn’t quite finding what I’m looking for. If I was buying a street legal version ultra through a private person on Facebook marketplace and got a bill of sale from that person which is the original purchaser would that be enough paper work in your opinion to make it happen through dirt legal. I understand if you are unsure I just thought it wouldn’t hurt to ask.
Yes, I went through dirt legal. It was my only option after I got turned down by the Florida DOT. You need a title, VIN, and bill of sale to get it registered anywhere, including dirt legal. Dirt legal has a title recovery service though, and that's what I used. So as long as you have an intact VIN and bill of sale, they can get you registered and tagged in Montana. The process is really easy. It's a bit pricey, but worth it to be able to ride on the road legally without fear of getting a ticket or bike impounded. Your bike will be owned by your LLC, which you own. And you can ride it in all 50 states completely legally.
Make sure the VIN is not scratched out before you buy.
Appreciate you getting back to me, did you have much trouble getting your ultra insured through your state with an out of state registration?
@@kaysonbaloun5019 I didn't get in insured, because it's not required in the state of Florida.
What size are your Shinko 777 tires?
@@theNetranger776 FRONT, 100/90-19. I got 2 front tires same size. Could have went a little bigger In the rear, but it still would have been a front tire. I did not have any problem getting these on the stock rims. I left in the stock tubes.
You should give me a free surron🤣
@@Jonathanmack-l9s hahahaha