SURRON single track night riding in a Japanese forest is moderately enjoyable

[@prod.trp4279]

First of all, love the videos. I just moved to Japan (Nagasaki prefecture), and previously had my motorcycle license in the US. I was wondering how I can get starting e-biking on a surron/talaria/e-bike pro, and if I need a license. I was considering buying a motorcycle, but I’ll only be here for 3 years, and I know that shipping motorcycles can get tricky. Do you think it would be a better investment to get an e-motorcycle? Sorry to ask so many questions haha

[@AkatarawaJapan]

Cheers, and welcome to Japan. No license required for off-road. Can’t advise you what to do but I can promise you it is hard to have more fun than a Surron on forest single track.

[@shockadellick]

@@AkatarawaJapan I'm waiting for Yamaha to respond to the Talaria Sting/SurRon. However, I understand Japan is more interested in hydrogen power for its economy?

[@MMikeHD3904]

Ahh ..biking huh..pretty sweet but I know how u really feel AJ, it gonna snow for you soon👍

[@AkatarawaJapan]

Yep, this weekend apparently.

[@MMikeHD3904]

@@AkatarawaJapan awesome !

[@surronzak8154]

I love night rides Xp

[@crodles]

how much does one of those cost?and how fast is it?

[@AkatarawaJapan]

US price about 4K? Stock battery will do around 40mph/70k depending, but it’s the mobility not the speed.

[@crodles]

@@AkatarawaJapan yeye, ofc top spd isnt everything but im asuming it cant be imported to norway and not have a numberplate…

[@AkatarawaJapan]

@@crodles They can be made road legal easily (here, anyway) and in this market they will soon have to be sold with ABS fitted as standard--which everyone will have to disable for trail riding. Will do a full vid on what these bikes are all about soon.

[@orphix9001]

How many miles was that ride 100 to 4 percent

[@AkatarawaJapan]

Sorry, I don’t know. But we were out a couple hours and did a lot of climbing.