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Look Like a Circus Monkey on Your Surron? Here’s What You Need to Do:
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!!
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Royal Enfield Dealer Experiences Electric Dirt Bikes for the First Time
Do you come from a gas-powered dirt bike world, and wondering what electric dirt bikes are all about? Read this interview here to find out more about e-moto from a seasoned petrol-head.
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Cut the Speed Limiter on Your Surron LBX Because Why Wouldn’t You
Cutting the speed limiter wire on the Surron LBX is well known to get top speed, but at what cost? Turns out, not much of one.
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New E-Moto Preview: Surron Hyper Bee
The official unveiling of the Surron Hyper Bee was at TKO – the Red Bull Tennesee Knockout, a world class dirt bike and hard enduro event. Except nobody expected something like this.
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Impossible to Find: The Obscure and Rare Segway X160 Explained
Let’s unravel why the Segway X160 looks almost identical to other e-motos, what it was designed for, who it’s for, and what to expect when you buy one.
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Can High-Powered E-Motos Like Surrons Go on Mountain Bike Trails in Australia?
Can you ride an e-moto on a mountain bike track? When the laws aren’t clear, what would you do? This article answers the burning question for Australian mountain bike trails.
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Can High-Powered E-Motos Like Surrons Go on Mountain Bike Trails in the USA?
Can you ride an e-moto on a mountain bike track? When the laws aren’t clear, what would you do? This article answers the burning question for American mountain bike trails.
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Beefing up the E Ride Pro S & SS to Unlock an E-Moto Powerhouse
E Ride Pro upgraded parts are here! See what the R&D team does to ensure the best of the best parts are available.
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Talaria Sting MX3 vs. Surron LBX: One Clear Winner
The Talaria X3 is a more interesting ride than a Surron LBX, so why don’t people know it by name like the Surron? Let’s find out.
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Here’s How to Keep Your Surron LBX Chain in Tip-Top Shape
With practice, checking your chain should take only a few seconds before a ride and is a great habit to develop. As the saying goes, if you look after your e-moto, your e-moto will look after you!
RIDE WILD.
RIDE ELECTRIC.
