Talaria Sting is the best bang for your buck. Definitely a larger and heavier Surron 2.0 that feels more planted at higher speeds. People might not like changing the gear oil but it takes 15-20 minutes to do so. The range is pretty good. The stock knobby tires are underwhelming for street riding and the brakes are sufficient enough but eventually should be upgraded. The instant 0-30mph torque is amazing. You can't ride a regular dirt bike on the bike lane or the side walk but you can with the Talaria.
@@oblivianation9759 right. Never seen a gas dirt bike riding on the bike lane or the sidewalk without catching the cops attention. You must have a very very very quiet exhaust and a bike pedal kit.
@@ayeketchup um...it's not legal to ride your Talaria in the bike lane...or anywhere on the road, for that matter:) Now, I ride my Sur Ron wherever the fuck I want, but I do know it's not legal...always avoiding the fuzz when possible
@@1917VIL never said it was legal to ride in the bike lane. Where i’m at, the cops could care less. I ride it on the bike lane daily. I ride it on the street and sidewalks. there’s a thing called not being an idiot so it won’t bring attention to yourself especially the cops.
Nah Dawg!! Im buying my very first Suzuki GSXR 600. I have a Warrior 350 and a 86 250R...... So neeeeever. I want to 🔥 🔥 🔥 hella gas!! All you frisco kids can keep it Yo!
Funny how I could get a conversion for my old push bike for well under £500 that is pretty close to these things that start at 10x the price. When they stop being greedy and start selling these things at reasonable prices I might get one, for on road I'd be happy with hub drive but for off road its mid drive..
@@Datacube I used a 1000w dd rear hub motor £140, liitokala 20ah 48v 21700 battery £135, and old full.sus mtb giant £200, a couple of torque arms £12 each , a battery bag about £15. All from Ebay apart from battery which was aliexpress.
@@icestationzebraassociates2460 yasir course, and if someone asks me to build them one I'm hesitant because it's a fair bit if work and then there is the issues of dealing with any problems they might have. I also understand it's a business for the manufacturers and they are in it for the money so charge whatever they can get away with. Competition is wonderful thing though so in time prices will settle down.
once the battery drop to minimum volt the battery can not produce enough amp to support max Torque of the motor. unfortunately the entire wieght of the machine has not change! where as combustion machine can maintain the max Torque even the petrol drop up to 80%, the entire wieght of the machine reduce also.
Hello, thanks for your feedback. It would be awesome to hear about the specs that you managed to achieve. Custom builds are always fun, we wish everyone could make their dream builds come true with their own hands.
what fork option did you choose? Curious how the higher end option works out...definitely wanna avoid the RST Killahs...I have the DNM and it's not great, but has held up. My friend's ron has the Killahs, and I can confirm that they suck bad
There are many questions which are either avoided or the answers depend on who answers them. Let's be clear, the warranty isn't provided, the number of battery charges is not answered, chances of acquiring traffic tickets,,,,,,unlimited although subject to impound fees, hospital fees without limits although cars are more likely to be at fault. Coffin on wheels and life insurance may not be applicable. For 15000, I think I'll pass and apply it towards a down payment on a totally street legal, electric car.
I bought a Qulbix Q140MD electric dirt bike this summer and I have 1700 kilometers on it so far. An amazing bike with insane torque. Also has IP67 rating for dust and water, which is insane.
In a way, a hub motor off road is a joke. I tried one and every jump I went over the rear end tends to drop right off because of the weight of that rear hub motor. No thanks.
That first bike Makes no sense by the info given. Heavy steel where aluminum would save weight and aluminum where you would need steel to handle the stress?
I grrew up in the 80s riding 2 strokes, I never even thought I'd see this day. Electric dirt bikes. My how times are changing. Currently I have no need for a dirt bike at my age but I am getting a gorilla ebike which is pretty damn close.
You can't even put them in the same category with real durt bikes..they are made with cheap parts and will break in half on a real high jump, they have bicycles suspension and frame that looks like cheap replica of some old motorcycle..at least if they were much much cheaper, but some of them just cost more than a real motorcycle 😂
Yeah I'd be so cool you know some rich entrepreneur out there or something just hear men send you one just to test out and let me know what kind and how and how good it is this and that you know shit man I'm 46 I'm disabled and I would love to demo whatever or just even find a payment plan did you guys to come send somebody a couple hundred dollars a month every month
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The price is ridiculous....
And the stats are total bullshit. Believe me.
Exactly and totally not worth it.
Talaria Sting is the best bang for your buck. Definitely a larger and heavier Surron 2.0 that feels more planted at higher speeds. People might not like changing the gear oil but it takes 15-20 minutes to do so. The range is pretty good. The stock knobby tires are underwhelming for street riding and the brakes are sufficient enough but eventually should be upgraded. The instant 0-30mph torque is amazing. You can't ride a regular dirt bike on the bike lane or the side walk but you can with the Talaria.
Not true. I ride my dirt bike anywhere I want.
@@oblivianation9759 right. Never seen a gas dirt bike riding on the bike lane or the sidewalk without catching the cops attention. You must have a very very very quiet exhaust and a bike pedal kit.
@@ayeketchup lol actually I have modified it to be as quiet as possible and kinda like when I have to disappear.
@@ayeketchup um...it's not legal to ride your Talaria in the bike lane...or anywhere on the road, for that matter:) Now, I ride my Sur Ron wherever the fuck I want, but I do know it's not legal...always avoiding the fuzz when possible
@@1917VIL never said it was legal to ride in the bike lane. Where i’m at, the cops could care less. I ride it on the bike lane daily. I ride it on the street and sidewalks. there’s a thing called not being an idiot so it won’t bring attention to yourself especially the cops.
Would you pick one of these bikes over a regular dirt bike? Share your thoughts below!
I sure would!! Would you be willing to donate me one? I'm only a college student and cant afford it
Only if you have a Trials version, preferably 2wd. Thanks!
Nah Dawg!! Im buying my very first
Suzuki GSXR 600. I have a Warrior 350 and a 86 250R...... So neeeeever. I want to 🔥 🔥 🔥 hella gas!! All you frisco kids can keep it Yo!
@@MegaKikeGasGas uh huh ...
Yes because I could ride every day then and have no trouble
Funny how I could get a conversion for my old push bike for well under £500 that is pretty close to these things that start at 10x the price.
When they stop being greedy and start selling these things at reasonable prices I might get one, for on road I'd be happy with hub drive but for off road its mid drive..
Hello, thanks for your feedback. Can you please share the specifications of your 500 GBP build?
@@Datacube I used a 1000w dd rear hub motor £140, liitokala 20ah 48v 21700 battery £135, and old full.sus mtb giant £200, a couple of torque arms £12 each , a battery bag about £15.
All from Ebay apart from battery which was aliexpress.
@@FlyingFun. Hmmm. Notice how he failed to reply or be appreciative ... very telling.
True, but some people just don't want to source parts and put the thing together. That's what you're paying for, really.
@@icestationzebraassociates2460 yasir course, and if someone asks me to build them one I'm hesitant because it's a fair bit if work and then there is the issues of dealing with any problems they might have.
I also understand it's a business for the manufacturers and they are in it for the money so charge whatever they can get away with.
Competition is wonderful thing though so in time prices will settle down.
once the battery drop to minimum volt the battery can not produce enough amp to support max Torque of the motor. unfortunately the entire wieght of the machine has not change! where as combustion machine can maintain the max Torque even the petrol drop up to 80%, the entire wieght of the machine reduce also.
Still can not beat the value of a surron. Surron is years ahead of the competition
Nope. I just built an electric fat bike for like $1600. It's fun and gimmicky but would never replicate an internal combustion machine. Not right now.
Hello, thanks for your feedback. It would be awesome to hear about the specs that you managed to achieve. Custom builds are always fun, we wish everyone could make their dream builds come true with their own hands.
Talaria works for me so far. Probably have 25-30 hours on it.
Hello, thanks for your feedback. How do you like it so far? What strong and weak points have you spotted so far?
what fork option did you choose? Curious how the higher end option works out...definitely wanna avoid the RST Killahs...I have the DNM and it's not great, but has held up. My friend's ron has the Killahs, and I can confirm that they suck bad
@@1917VIL yeah I have the volcanos also
There are many questions which are either avoided or the answers depend on who answers them. Let's be clear, the warranty isn't provided, the number of battery charges is not answered, chances of acquiring traffic tickets,,,,,,unlimited although subject to impound fees, hospital fees without limits although cars are more likely to be at fault. Coffin on wheels and life insurance may not be applicable. For 15000, I think I'll pass and apply it towards a down payment on a totally street legal, electric car.
Any thoughts on a tire blow out at 60 mph ?
Hello, thanks for your feedback. Motorcycle-grade tires?
i cant interstand what they selling 11k ? this is ridiculous
It would help me to get around.
Thanks
Too expensive
Sick ☝️🤟👽🚲🎬
Hello, thanks for your feedback
Electric junk no piston no ride
interesting 👌
Glad you think so!
Ta La ria. Not Tala ria
silly
Looks like a forest fire warning to happen get a fire extinguisher
People pushing these ev crap boxes should go out and become lineman because we will need and entire rebuilt power grid to sustain these energy hogs.
Hello, thanks for your feedback. Do you think that EVs are the biggest consumers of electricity at this time?
I bought a Qulbix Q140MD electric dirt bike this summer and I have 1700 kilometers on it so far. An amazing bike with insane torque. Also has IP67 rating for dust and water, which is insane.
Great to hear that! Qulbix make some awesome models. You should have a social page where people could ask you questions about it, what do you think?
@@Datacube me personally? I have one video of me riding it at least. And I think Qulbix should have their own social media.
It would be great if i could get one of the company's would do a payment pay.
Plus i am disabled.
In a way, a hub motor off road is a joke. I tried one and every jump I went over the rear end tends to drop right off because of the weight of that rear hub motor. No thanks.
That first bike Makes no sense by the info given. Heavy steel where aluminum would save weight and aluminum where you would need steel to handle the stress?
I grrew up in the 80s riding 2 strokes, I never even thought I'd see this day. Electric dirt bikes. My how times are changing. Currently I have no need for a dirt bike at my age but I am getting a gorilla ebike which is pretty damn close.
Hello, thank you for your feedback. It would be really nice to hear your thoughts once you actually get your bike and ride it for the first time.
Why not better
I love this please tell me price and shop address
You can't even put them in the same category with real durt bikes..they are made with cheap parts and will break in half on a real high jump, they have bicycles suspension and frame that looks like cheap replica of some old motorcycle..at least if they were much much cheaper, but some of them just cost more than a real motorcycle 😂
Hello, thanks for your feedback. These could be considered as a good alternative for beginners.
Yeah I'd be so cool you know some rich entrepreneur out there or something just hear men send you one just to test out and let me know what kind and how and how good it is this and that you know shit man I'm 46 I'm disabled and I would love to demo whatever or just even find a payment plan did you guys to come send somebody a couple hundred dollars a month every month
The price would put me off, and also the weight distribution. A powerful mid drive like the Sur Ron would be better for jumps etc
Tallareeya?.. TlaARiah
Dude pronounced Talaria as tah·la·REE·uh, Eleek as el·uhk, and Noba as new·bah. Horrendous.
Super !!
EMX is Sweet bike
Interesting. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
No physical rear brake?
Light ????
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60kg Fahrräder sind VIEL zu schwer für Fahrrad-Teile.
Mein DIY Beach Crusier Bike wiegt 35kg / mit 24Zoll Fatbike Reifen und 15ah Lifepo4 Akku -> auch DAS ist schon zu schwer in Deutschland mit 250Watt.
$15 GRAND!! Give your head a shake! Nothing here makes it worth more than $5000. NOTHING