If you think I’m just going to rant about how crappy a stock Surron LBX is, there’s some of that, but rest assured, I’m here to help. Upgrade your LBX now to avoid fixing it later.
Want to ride faster, longer? Guts Seat Covers are the secret weapon top riders use. We detail their engineering, race heritage, and how to install this necessary electric dirt bike upgrade.
Upgrade your Surron with a seat riser! Improve comfort, fit a bigger battery, and boost your overall bike control. Check out our guide to find the perfect one for you.
Ok, so maybe this isn’t as exciting as adding a heap more Kilowatts, but trust me, you’ll be able to make your LBX perform so much better with a few small, inexpensive tweaks. And if you set up your e-moto correctly, you’ll be able to ride for many, many years without stuffing up your body.
Tall riders will find these bikes feel small in stock form, much like a 125cc gas bike. But we can fix that — and tell me you wouldn’t have fun on a 125!!
Surron LBX rear suspension is good for certain ride styles, but if you’re looking at enduro, MX tracks, or single trails, you’ll need to upgrade your shock sooner than later. Read more here.
Is it necessary to upgrade your Surron Forks? Upgrading your Surron Forks depends on ride style and budget. Read this article to work out the best Surron Forks for you.
Is Surron suspension really as bad as most riders say? Before upgrading anything, get the stock suspension settings dialed in. A commuting setup will be different to MX. Read this article to work out what suspension you need on your Surron.
The MX fork conversion gives any Surron LBX, Talaria Sting, or MTB-fork e-moto a proper set of dirt bike forks. Not for the faint of heart, this is for serious dirt bike riders who need pure confidence in their e-moto.
The true best suspension upgrade for a Surron is to understand how all the parts work based on your riding style. There are a few parts you can add that will really make a difference, but before you spend all that money it’s important to understand that the right adjustments will make or break your setup even if it’s bone stock.
From Maxxcross to Shinko 241 and 244, this racer has tested all kinds of Surron tires. Here’s what he finally settled on, plus his top tips to get the most from your e-bike’s tires.