Fun group ride! Old guys on Ultra Bee and KTM 200 show how it's done!

[@PeterCarter-g4y]

That was sick to watch bro! Amazing tracks

[@markjeepingful]

The reverse loop was tense to watch!!!! Love it!!!

[@supremepc6298]

nice track!

[@justinwinslow310]

that was a badass video! loved watching you back on your bike showing the old guys can still do it too!

[@jnew3755]

Haha First for once!!! Hey my 11 year old and I just got home from a good single track ride. This is awesome, now it's like we get to ride more watching you guys.

[@schreddersworld1050]

Nice! Stoked you are getting your youngin into single track!

[@jnew3755]

PM'd you. Did a pretty gnarly ride today over here.​@@schreddersworld1050

[@truthboomertruthbomber5125]

Amazing view at the 2:30 mark !

[@schreddersworld1050]

We definitely get a lot of those here in North Idaho!

[@CthulhuTheGAWD]

I’m 29 and have been a fan of motorsports for a long time (mainly drag racing) but I’ve recently started getting into desert trucks (baja/trophy/pre-runners) and dirt bikes. I’ve only ever ridden a dirt bike years ago in junior high so it’s been awhile. If I wanted to get into riding, not heavily, but ya know, just some fun shenanigans, sand riding, forest trails; what size bike would you recommend to learn on? My friend that’s been riding his whole life says to get a 110 but I’m wondering if I would grow out of that super quickly? But I’m also somewhat nervous to start off on something like a 250. Advice?

[@schreddersworld1050]

You'll need a lot more power than a 110 for sand. I think a 230 or 250 would be a good bike size to start with depending on your size. if you are nervous about a 250, just start off slow. They are pretty tame.

[@Ridemstr]

Where did you buy the spare battery? And how much?

[@schreddersworld1050]

On one of the Surron Ultra Bee Facebook groups. $1500 + $100 for shipping

[@NatePoeppel]

What are you typically running for tire pressure?

[@schreddersworld1050]

10 in both tires

[@SUPERGOOSE-LLC]

What regen settings are you using?

[@schreddersworld1050]

5 on the brake and 3 on the engine.

[@edwarddelee4993]

What's your top speed now with current setup?

[@schreddersworld1050]

I'm not sure. I haven't done a top speed test yet with the 54 tooth sprocket. I would guess a bit over 50 mph.

[@SUPERGOOSE-LLC]

Top speed is 49 mph with 54 inch sprocket.

[@schreddersworld1050]

@@SUPERGOOSE-LLC Is that with stock wheels and tires or 18" rear and taller tire?

[@SUPERGOOSE-LLC]

​@@schreddersworld105018/21 wheels and dirt tires. 54 sprocket. On street with GPS.

[@schreddersworld1050]

@@SUPERGOOSE-LLC That should be pretty darn accurate then.