Tag: Surron
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Ride Hard, Look Good: Heavy Hitter’s New Color Range
Heavy Hitter parts are built tough for big jumps and gnarly trails. Now, our best-sellers come in awesome new colors to match your style. Read more here
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The top stem riser for your electric dirt bike just got better
Feel more connected to your e-moto with the Heavy Hitter stem riser. Improve your riding ergos, strengthen your handlebars, and add a pop of color.
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Why Your E-Moto’s Headlight Sucks and How We Fixed It
The new headlight mask designed by GritShift solves the issue of needing a good headlight and having a race number displayed. Read more here…
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Heavy Hitter’s New Color Skid Plates For Surron, E Ride, and More
Engineered for ultimate protection and style on your electric dirt bike, our Heavy Hitter skid plates can handle over 6,000 lbs of force. Now in more colors!
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What is Surron Planning for 2026? Why Was 2025 So Quiet?
Is Surron still the king of e-motos? The market is now crowded with new rivals. We break down whether the OG brand is still the top choice in 2025 for electric dirt bikes.
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Our Latest Build Combines Parts From E Ride, Surron, Talaria, and More: Meet Frankenstein
Starting as a stock E Ride Pro SS 1.0, this full custom electric dirt bike build reveals what happens when you add high power to a stock frame. And what to do next…
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Best E-Moto Handlebars: Pro’s Top Picks & Setup Tips for Maximum Comfort
Discover the best e-moto handlebars for your ride style. Top picks, setup tips, and must-know handlebar terms included inside…
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Should You Get a Surron Hyper Bee For Your Kid… Or For Yourself?
First unveiled in late 2024, the Hyper Bee initially received confused looks and left riders wondering what all the hype was about. What was the point of this e-moto?
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2025 Surron LBX Review by Competitive Racers: Not Perfect
Surron is the OG, but can the 2025 model withstand the rigors of testing by our expert competition riders?
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Upgrade Your Surron Rear Triangle and Linkage for Better Performance
If you want to ride faster, with more acceleration and control, have you considered your rear triangle and linkage on your Surron LBX?