Tag: Surron LBX
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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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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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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!
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How to Choose Tires for your Surron and Change Them Yourself
Replacing your Surron LBX tires is straightforward when you know what to do. Read this article for important step by step instructions, and hints and tips on tires.
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Can You Tune a Surron LBX Rear Shock or Should You Upgrade?
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.
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You Don’t Always Need New Forks For Your Surron, But Sometimes You Do
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.
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Here’s How to Build the Perfect Suspension Setup for Your Surron LBX
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.
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E Ride Pro S vs Surron LBX: Old Fave or Innovative Newcomer?
E Ride Pro vs Surron? Similar e-motos, but do you choose the old fave or the new company? Read this to find out once and for all.
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Talaria vs Surron: Is the Sting Really Better Than the LBX?
For my preference on the bike, I prefer Talaria over Sur Ron, due to the increased width through the central parts of the frame, and after modifying the suspension the bike’s handling characteristics are great. The wheelbase is slightly longer which also helps in sand and whoops, and no belt or jackshaft bearings to change.
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Stop Wasting Money: The Right Way to Upgrade Your Surron LBX
The best Surron upgrades don’t need to cost a fortune. Read this list of suggested upgrades for your Surron now, and what to mod soon.