Sur-Ron Light Bee X 72V vs Talaria Sting R MX4
Owners rate the Sur-Ron Light Bee X 72V higher: 8.4/10 against 7.0/10.
Where each bike sits among the 55 bikes we list. 10 = best.
Sur-Ron Light Bee X 72V owners say
What type of riding do you do? I have a fully built 72v Light Bee X and an Ultra Bee R, the Light Bee is more fun on singe track trails and mountain bike trails since it’s way lighter and easier to maneuver in tight spots, and has super soft suspension like a downhill mountain bike; the Ultra Bee is more fun on the street and for bigger hits and higher speeds off road, it has way beefier suspension, brakes, wheels and tires, and feels more like a 125cc dirt bike than the Light Bee in every way.
I’ve had my bike set at 26.6kw and have actually hit 26kw peak and never had issues with the power cables. They’ll be rated for less than they can actually handle.💯🔋⚡️
Talaria Sting R MX4 owners say
Every 1500 to 1800 miles I changed the gear oil and in the time I have had the bike there has been no real break downs! Only time I have ever had to push the bike home was when I ran out of battery lol. The things that seem to always need maintenance are the breaks as they wear out pretty quick if you ride hard or do wheelies but they aren't expensive or difficult to replace
I had the Talara Sting R, even went to the trouble to make it road legal to be able to go to my local trail. Unfortunately, the range is really a problem. Buying a second battery, besides being very expensive, won't do me any good if I'm in the middle of the trail. Also, at least the Talaria always felt more like a mountain bike than a motorcycle. Fun at the begining but it felt underwhelming after a while and again, half way my enjoyment I needed to turn around to make it back home to then wait for 4 hours until I can ride it again.
