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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • Jesse recaps his race at the Tennessee Knockout aboard the all-new Surron Storm Bee electric dirt bike. #Surron #EBike #CycleNews
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Комментарии • 77

  • @JamesRobertMTB
    @JamesRobertMTB Год назад +19

    These electric bikes are getting better and better. They look like so much fun to shred!

    • @cyclenews
      @cyclenews  Год назад +2

      Definitely improving that's forsure

    • @fastdude2002
      @fastdude2002 Год назад +3

      For the price you can buy a DRZ400 or KLX300 for a lot less. They are street legal dual sports that doesn’t get a dead battery in two hours. When you run out of fuel it literally takes 2 minutes to re-fuel, not many hours to re-charge. I’m not ready to trade in my Suzuki DRZ for electric…..

    • @mixalis6168
      @mixalis6168 Год назад

      For the price now waay, Cant ride it anywhere but a private track in Australia !

  • @cep8214
    @cep8214 Год назад +3

    A great honest review, I believe you’re very accurate as a novice recreation motorcycle. The game changer Will be the perfection of the solid-state lithium batteries which we are probably about three years away from. Two hours is too short of a time for battery life during an Enduro. Thanks.

  • @jestronixhanderson9898
    @jestronixhanderson9898 Год назад +3

    I charge mine with a generator , early morning ride and a arvo ride, works well. It feels light to ride, i had no trouble picking it up. I ditched tyres as the stocks are shit, i went a gummy hybrid and a fatty front. Power is good , not slow, just not a wr450. Torque is good :)

  • @astreet339
    @astreet339 Год назад +2

    Super rad to see you guys at the TKO!

    • @cyclenews
      @cyclenews  Год назад

      Thanks Andy! One of our favorite events for sure

  • @TapioBlue
    @TapioBlue Год назад +1

    Would never buy a Storm but very interested in seeing the specs on the Ultra Bee just announced.

  • @circus3422
    @circus3422 Год назад +1

    super cool bike. i just wanted to point out to people who may not know, you can have hand brakes for both front and rear as well as traction control on gas bikes too.

    • @cyclenews
      @cyclenews  Год назад

      Exactly, cool trick and fun to try

  • @Captndarty
    @Captndarty Год назад +1

    This excites me. I hate shifting whilst standing and I’m much more comfortable on technical stuff off-road on my mountain bike should be an easy no-brainer with the hand brakes.

    • @cyclenews
      @cyclenews  Год назад

      Definitely a cool option to have.

  • @jeanlavallee2887
    @jeanlavallee2887 Год назад

    Thanks for an objective and honest test.

    • @cyclenews
      @cyclenews  Год назад

      We appreciate the support!

  • @cosmiccharlie8294
    @cosmiccharlie8294 Год назад +1

    Thanks for that! Nice reporting. Would make a fine bike for the ranch and range.

  • @suzuki06g
    @suzuki06g Год назад +3

    The newer higher voltage battery pack won't give you more distance. Voltage = speed. amps = acceleration and Amp Hours (Ah) = distance. So if an electric bike had enough speed and acceleration but not enough distance (ride time) then it needs a battery with more Amp Hours (Ah). But by default you do normally get more amps and Ah's when the voltage is increased (but not always).

    • @cyclenews
      @cyclenews  Год назад +1

      Ah, thanks for the explanation.

    • @botrock22
      @botrock22 Год назад +4

      New battery is 104V/55Ah vs 90V/48Ah in video.

    • @suzuki06g
      @suzuki06g Год назад

      @@botrock22 but with the higher battery voltage then the newer battery needs a new charger or the charger needs to be programmed to handle the higher voltage... so what's that going to cost?

    • @shredmas
      @shredmas Год назад +1

      Actually you're completely wrong. Your range is based on kilowatt hours of storage. The higher the voltage with the same amperage equals more kilowatts hours. You're technically correct about the speed but if you don't have to turn the throttle as far you're not burning as many amps also the bikes will be lower geared in the primary drive system to compensate for the motor spinning a higher RPM. So it's voltage times amperage equals kilowatts or kilowatt hours no matter how you achieve the kilowatt hours that equals ride time or distance. In my older zero I'm running a 48 volt pack but it's 60 amps. So if I had a 96 volt pack and a motor that could handle that high voltage I would go the same distance with a 30 ah

    • @suzuki06g
      @suzuki06g Год назад +1

      @@shredmas Re-read my answer, you basically said the exact same thing I did only you took 3 times the space to do it. pifff... 🤪🤪

  • @billm.2373
    @billm.2373 Год назад +1

    Well done! Thank you.

  • @kurtg3891
    @kurtg3891 Год назад +1

    All that added technology sounds interesting with the traction control and the regenerative braking... i wonder in a few more yrs if it will also have a Fully Self Driving feature that includes a Tomac going Beast mode ?!

    • @cyclenews
      @cyclenews  Год назад

      haha wouldn't that be nice

  • @HubbHubbs
    @HubbHubbs Год назад

    7:16 they didnt upgrade the batt, its still 25 cells in series but they are refering to the fresh off the charger voltage vs the actual under load volatge of the pack.

  • @jestronixhanderson9898
    @jestronixhanderson9898 Год назад

    Done a heap of riding lately, couple of things ive noticed. Id love a foot break too, there were situations like being stopped on a hill i wanted to open a bag remove gloves , take helmet off etc, i simply couldn't and had to find a flat spot. I also have an issue where the throttle is slightly sticking on, will have to suss wiring or new throttle. Id like a cable throttle to high end potentiometer or something higher quality, then again those can jam too.

  • @MrSuperflydude
    @MrSuperflydude Год назад

    The problem with the price tag is you're not far off from something from the big 5. Kinda hard to make a case for this when you could just get a kx250x

  • @richardmartin8100
    @richardmartin8100 Год назад +1

    Seems to be a great bike 👍

  • @DirtFirstRacing
    @DirtFirstRacing Год назад +1

    In the video it looks like the bike was cutting off going through the endurocross section. Is that because the battery was out of charge? Thanks for the article!

  • @RxTx88
    @RxTx88 Год назад +1

    290 pounds. Two. Hundred. And ninety. Pounds. Ran out of battery Bruv? What a joke dude. I'll keep My CRF450R for WAY longer than I had considered, jus to be on the safe side. Thanks for honest review

    • @cyclenews
      @cyclenews  Год назад

      Appreciate the support mate.

  • @briandhoward6137
    @briandhoward6137 Год назад

    Looked like on the log section he was resetting the bike, the first log he used the reverse feature,then it looked like something happened on the 2 or 3rd log, hands went up and he was messing with the bike dash. The weight my gosh 43ish pounds over a 450. Cool idea but have a ways to go yet.

  • @TheTReed78
    @TheTReed78 Год назад +1

    tax title license? are you serious. lol

  • @alanbuller3371
    @alanbuller3371 Год назад +1

    Jesse, great review. I wonder how long it will take before they make a street-legal version.

    • @cyclenews
      @cyclenews  Год назад

      Not entirely sure what compliance an electric vehicle needs🤷 But would definitely be cool

    • @flooperswastaken
      @flooperswastaken Год назад +2

      They have a street legal version already, they just opened to US markets, but I don't know if they are selling the off-road or street-legal or both models yet.

  • @SubmarinersDive
    @SubmarinersDive Год назад +1

    Nice Review!

  • @jth_printed_designs
    @jth_printed_designs Год назад

    Still have yet to see this thing jumping. Get this thing to the track and jump some 60+ footers.

  • @bruzza4113
    @bruzza4113 Год назад

    The handle bars upgraded yet one guy whiped out going slow bent his handle bars

  • @viciousviolet3783
    @viciousviolet3783 Год назад +1

    Absolutely love this bike but its just to expensive. In Australia it's over $12 000 it's more expensive than a brand new DRZ 400.

  • @jpesicka999
    @jpesicka999 Год назад +2

    Someone throw some KYB SSS on it!

  • @MichaelAbramo
    @MichaelAbramo Год назад

    Electric dirtbikes need mechanical clutches if they are to be used for racing. I will stand by that.

  • @damon123jones
    @damon123jones Год назад

    really fun toy about CC off road bike

  • @ianmangham4570
    @ianmangham4570 Год назад +1

    Who doesn't start with a FULL battery! Trippy

    • @cyclenews
      @cyclenews  Год назад +1

      Ran out of time on race day. Bit of a bonehead move on our part

    • @ianmangham4570
      @ianmangham4570 Год назад

      @@cyclenews You must be new to electric bicycle, I have now 25 years with electric bicycle and kits/battery's/motors/cables that drive you insane lolz,ALWAYS plug 🔌 in when not in use, NEVER leave in bike, I find parasitic drain a reality, always leave battery on charge then when ready put it in bike and GO, it's the only way for MAX POWER/RANGE

    • @suzuki06g
      @suzuki06g Год назад

      @@ianmangham4570 But don't you find that lithium batteries die faster when fully charged but then left to sit? Isn't this why normally a Tesla only charges up to 80%, and only recommends going to a full 100% charge if you are going to immediately drive more than a few miles.

    • @ianmangham4570
      @ianmangham4570 Год назад +1

      @@suzuki06g It wouldn't surprise me 🙏 my battery sure does change depending on the temperature ,its a magical art electricity, next one I'm buying says its made from Tesla cells 21700s so I'm looking forward to that at around 55v 30amp to 60amp peak

    • @ianmangham4570
      @ianmangham4570 Год назад

      @@suzuki06g I always wanted one of those all time greats the bafang mid drive bbshd whatever they call it 🙄 👍❤🇬🇧💯🙏Stay cool 😎

  • @midgetmoney1
    @midgetmoney1 Год назад +1

    No name suspension, no name brakes, super heavy, no clutch, for $8500, that isn't a very good deal. If you really want to ride, you are better off buying a slightly used 2 stroke with real suspension, brakes, and clutch. Refill the tank in 2 minutes. If you insist on electric, go electric motion or build up a normal Surron.

  • @WillyD1
    @WillyD1 Год назад

    Still rather have a naturally aspirated motor but there coming a long way

  • @gareth5000
    @gareth5000 Год назад

    Why would you try without a full battery? How slack is that!

  • @ELECTRICMOTOCROSSMACHINE
    @ELECTRICMOTOCROSSMACHINE Год назад +1

    My bikes are 100 volt killers.

  • @Theeunseenart
    @Theeunseenart Год назад

    Bro how fast is the bike .

  • @joshpashia637
    @joshpashia637 Год назад

    lot of damn money for something thats realistically just a slow heavy 250. I know we have to start somewhere but this looks like a missed chance in the market.

  • @whodafukarweetribe
    @whodafukarweetribe Год назад +1

    The riding needs some better footage

    • @cyclenews
      @cyclenews  Год назад

      Maybe you can film next time

  • @KTMsoldier1988
    @KTMsoldier1988 Год назад +2

    No Noise isnt a benefit for me.

  • @bruzza4113
    @bruzza4113 Год назад

    Nice bike but too much money,, give us a break scam,build your own

  • @EarthSurferUSA
    @EarthSurferUSA Год назад +2

    Shouldn't you reporters explain the economic difference between products made by free enterprise, and products make by government subsidies? There is a huge moral difference between the two,---that effect the industry very much. In fact, that kind of intervention is why a dirt bike 4-stroke costs 13 grand today. You---are not helping the industry or anybody by not explaining the differences between free enterprise, and a road to communism,---son.

  • @bernardolopez2770
    @bernardolopez2770 Год назад

    Stop buying Chinese made, no bueno!

    • @EarthSurferUSA
      @EarthSurferUSA Год назад

      Stop buying products that are government subsidized. Not to worry. Not many will be able to afford them.