BEST Sur-Ron Ultra Bee UPGRADES! || Single Track Riding

[@RDT_IR]

Beautiful Ultra Bee set-up, man! Clean color combo

[@vinuezaer]

How do you not cover those graphics? That's the best mod.

[@ricardovillarreal9107]

Love your videos bro! Just got my ultrabee and wanna upgrade it like you!

[@MotorcycleMayhem595]

I'm going to set mine up super moto style wheels and tires.

[@cntrix2047]

Same! But also with upgraded controller and motor

[@jimji2774]

Cool upgrades to the UB. I am surprised you havnt done the new controller forpre power with those monster tires. I am about to test a Snow Leopard that should have some of those features already but I am sure it will need some upgrades too.

[@aftermarketlife452]

Love your bike! With all the upgrades how much does it weigh?

[@Hobbies4Hire]

Great job on the video! Thanks for making it.

[@neumeisteranimalhospital2627]

First race footage looks like Keithsburg or maybe Prophetstown. I recognize the area and WFO sweatshirt.

[@blackchrome2109]

hey man if you're looking to save some money, for the rear tire try tusk emex t-35 (it's a bargain brand mx34)

[@Etienne85]

What about 54t sprocket you mentionned in previous video. Seems like you reverted to stock sprocket. Do you still recommand it for new UB adopters?

[@FSt-Jean]

I thought you were running a 53T KKE sprocket after seeing an older video you did, did you go back to stock? How come

[@SUPERGOOSE-LLC]

How hard is it to swap between the 82V battery and the stock battery? I'm thinking of getting the upgraded battery while keeping the stock. Then I could ride the trails until the 82V gets low and swap back to stock fr another couple hours of riding. I'd sell the stock but market doesn't seem good for the stock battery. I'd consider buying another stock battery, but that doesn't solve my problem. I like getting deep into the woods and can't really do that with stock battery.

[@Sanychdes]

Could you please clarify the voltage of the battery? Is the 80v when it fully charged or is it the nominal voltage?

[@jz64]

Sick bike

[@SUPERGOOSE-LLC]

Love these upgrades. Did you stick with the stock sprocket? I just ordered the bash guard extension. It's now $60 including shipping. Still a good route though. I didn't want to replace the stock bash guard. That battery upgrade is pricey. Gonna have to wait on that one.

[@electricisbetter]

Updated with links! & Yes!

[@TudiMPowerService]

Hi, Thank you for the video. I would like to ask two things. First - Have you ever problem with the belt drive? I mean it could be fall any pieces of wood or rock or any into the drivebelt? I ask because my Talaria' front sprocket always "eats" some wood pieces or any small pieces when i ride in the forest between the trees and leaves. I made chain guard for the front sprocket, but it still "eats" the pieces and it cause horryble noises, like when gearbox cracking, knocking. Second - I know this bike is totally different ( i tried the UltraBee) but, how you feel with compared to your Talaria? It was worth to switch to UltaBee from Talaria? I ask because of the wheels, suspension,brakes, power, etc. So could you tell me, can ever Talaria beat some ways the UltraBee if you compare them? So it is possible to build a same parameter bike from Talaria, like UltraBee? ( i think your answer will be: "No, Talaria never be the same or better than UltraBee, because Talaria is based on a bycicle. And of course i choosed to sell it, because it was not worth to spend more money to continue upgrades) Thank you!

[@electricisbetter]

No, I haven't had any problems with the belt drive (besides having to chain it when it wears). As for the question as to what I think about Ultra Bee Vs Talaria Sting. I think if your going to upgrade your Sting, just buy the Ultra. It will be cheaper in the long run & the bike is design for more power.

[@TudiMPowerService]

@@electricisbetter So practically you answered me what i know and feel nowadays when i ride with my Talaria and thinking of the upgrades. However, thank you for the answer. Have a nice day!

[@martinv6051]

Great video!! Where can I buy the graphics??

[@electricisbetter]

Graphics are custom made by Co1. Shoot them a message. They'll hook you up 💪

[@midgetmoney1]

These bikes end up costing so much money when you get them set up to actually ride. They really should come stock with real wheels and better suspension for the price. Otherwise, gas bikes still make so much more sense. You carry 1 liter of gas and it will get you another 5-10 miles back to the truck in a pinch.

[@essentials1016]

Yep, way to expensive

[@luistek5744]

$5000 for a battery! wouldn't be better to buy a better ebike?

[@Tony_Seed]

You’re missing a big part of it, you can’t ride your gas bike around town without going to jail…

[@MaverickAus]

Thanks for the tips especially the Aussie Race Spec. One thing I'd add personally is a set of BarkBusters. But that's me

[@y2k1307]

How much performance did the bike lose with the tire upgrade due to the increase in rotational mass? The Light Bee's performance got crushed!

[@SurFrankenRon]

You know you want to pair it with the x9000 and the ebmx motor. Trust me. Itll change your life

[@tomskid27]

How/where did you get the bar pad with the Surron brand on it. I looked online and only found the yellow pad covering but it didn't have the surron brand. It was just plain yellow.

[@natecummins9962]

Bro you have to upgrade the controller to get the most out of your battery. Being able to adjust the torque delivery can be really beneficial to getting more range on your bike. Or having more power when you want to race.

[@M3rwin6]

Great stuff! Do you have handlebar risers at all or are you running the stock bars?

[@IJOJaws]

What type of cheese was that in the background of the belt picture?

[@electricisbetter]

Smoked gouda

[@SUPERGOOSE-LLC]

Do you mind telling me what regen settings you're using for trail riding?

[@electricisbetter]

5 & 5 for both!

[@michaelsmith3302]

What is the difference in weight between the stock battery and your upgraded EBMX battery? I've been thinking about getting another battery but I take my ultra on the MX track pretty frequently and don't want it weighed down.

[@electricisbetter]

With the upgrade battery, you are able to power much more power if you have an aftermarket controller. With both an upgraded controller & battery, some people run this bike on mx track at 30kw. In my chase I JUST have the upgraded battery while still running the stock 12.5kw. So what it does for me is give me much more range.

[@jordanpeterson8471]

Awesome looking setup! Do you think that if you went to a 53 or 54T rear sprocket over stock you might get even more range? Or would that not make any difference at all with the bigger battery?

[@electricisbetter]

Yes, bigger sprocket would get me more range. I have a 54t also right now & I jump in-between them depending on what I'm riding that day

[@edthompson7447]

Do you fully charge the 80v Battery ? or have any other issues ?

[@electricisbetter]

No issues at all :)

[@vrooomdrone]

Your bike looks sick! Love the vids by the way. I still have the light bee but I’m not sure if I wanna upgrade… Also gotta love the ford ranger! How you pulling your surron with that just curious?

[@electricisbetter]

Ultra won't disappoint you! Yep! She fits right in the back on the Ranger

[@vrooomdrone]

@@electricisbetter I thought maybe you had a rack since it’s a larger bike. These videos are very convincing to get one by the way

[@kolopier]

Is the ultra bee faster than the light bee in single track? I mean is heavier...

[@electricisbetter]

Im faster the ultra vs the light bee for sure

[@kolopier]

@@electricisbetter In single track faster ultra bee?

[@y2k1307]

Great content man!

[@y2k1307]

What's your height? Can you comfortably stand and ride? I got my Ultra today, but when I stand and ride, it feels off. Not sure if I should get handlebar risers, opt for raised handlebars like ODI, or lower the foot pegs. Help?? I'm 6'1".

[@electricisbetter]

I'm 6"1' also. I like the way the bike is setup right now, but I have considered handlebar risers

[@nolifeclickhere]

Great job. This bike is a keeper